Welcome, Detroit Area ruby programmers!

Location
Farmington, MI 42.47-83.4 48335US
Meetups
22 so far
Members
51 Ruby programmers
Rating
Detroit Metro Ruby Meetup 4.50 4.5010
Meetup topics
Founded
February 27, 2008

Detroit.rb is a low-key, easy going monthly gathering of people interested in Ruby and the various other movements surrounding it. If you have any interest in Ruby scripting, Ruby on Rails, Merb, Git or other related technologies come hang out with us and share your experience.

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What members are saying

“ Wonderfully managed group of very tech people. ”

“ Exchange Ruby/Rails gossip, make fun of tech trends, get advice on projects ”

—Canuck
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What's new?

  • Jan 13
    • New member
      Brian Bommarito
      “I am a Rails/Ruby developer for going on 8 years in Ruby, 4 in Rails. Looking to meet other Ruby guys in Detroit.”
  • Dec 7 2009
    • New member
      Suzanne Coutchie
      “I am a recent UofM grad and I am focusing on free lance web development. I love using rails and would like to meet others to help enrich my rails experience and to network. I am also an artist. www.coutchieinteractivedesign.com.”
  • Dec 6 2009
    • New member
      Erik Przekop
      “I have been doing most of my development work in Java for years, but recently added a little bit of Ruby. I'm hooked, but there is a lot more to learn. I think this group will help me learn.”
  • Nov 11 2009
    • New Greeting for
      Ron Burns
      “Hi Ron, The meetup is in an office building that says Marx Layne in big letters on the outside. Enter through the glass doors at the back of the lobby, hang a left at the Mango Languages sign and find us at the farthest corner of that office space. I look forward to meeting you!”
      posted by Adam Elhardt
  • Nov 1 2009
    • New member
      Kevin Baribeau
      “I'm new to the area and am interested in meeting other nearby developers / hobbyists. I'm also working my way through the RSpec/Cucumber book.”
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