Now, it’s official.
The first Europeen Ruby Conference will be held from
Saturday 21th to Sunday 22th June at the University of
Karslruhe in Germany.
Everyone instested in Ruby is welcome!
The entrance fee is a symbolical 20 Euros, and will be
used to pay matz’s flight (if he has the time to come).
People with income are welcome to pay more, of course.
Visitors
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If you’d like to attend the conference, please write a
short email including your name and contact email to:
If you are intersted in doing a presentation, workshop or
whatever else, send an email including your name and contact
email as well as the title of the presentation, a short summary
of it and the planned duration to:
We do not collectively reserve hotel rooms, so it’s up to
you, where you stay at night. However, we can recommend
the Markgräfler Hof (www.hotel-markgraefler-hof.de) where
one night is about 50 Euros. You’ll find other hotels here:
Date: 21. to 22. June 2003 (10:00 - open end)
Place: Germany, University of Karlsruhe, Am Fasanengarten 5
Building 50.34, Informatik-Multimedia-Hörsal, Room -102
Price: 20 Euro
> Dear Rubyists,
>
> Now, it's official.
> The first Europeen Ruby Conference will be held from
> Saturday 21th to Sunday 22th June at the University of
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^^^^^^^^^
You posted this in English, but then Ruby-Talk is an English list,
so my question is: What is the language to be used at the
conference? [Apart from Ruby :-), of course!]
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The language will be English (unless all visitors are able to understand German).
The language will be English (unless all visitors are able to understand German).
OK, thank you. I’m interested in this, but if my attending were to
trigger the transition from German to English for everyone else,
then I’d rather not inconvenience so many people. But it might not
be just me, I suspect (given the geographical spread of leading
Rubyists) there will be others who don’t speak German.
I plan to come (if I’m not on vacation) and I don’t speak German!
Regards,
Robert Feldt
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On Fri, 21 Feb 2003, Hugh Sasse Staff Elec Eng wrote:
On Fri, 21 Feb 2003, Michael Neumann wrote:
The language will be English (unless all visitors are able to understand German).
OK, thank you. I’m interested in this, but if my attending were to
trigger the transition from German to English for everyone else,
then I’d rather not inconvenience so many people. But it might not
be just me, I suspect (given the geographical spread of leading
Rubyists) there will be others who don’t speak German.
We all speak some kind of “English” and of course Ruby.
I think the more people from different countries and different
background we are, the more we might all get out of that conference.
Looking forard to see many of you there,
-Armin.
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Am Freitag, 21. Februar 2003 13:11 schrieb Hugh Sasse Staff Elec Eng:
On Fri, 21 Feb 2003, Michael Neumann wrote:
The language will be English (unless all visitors are able to understand
German).
OK, thank you. I’m interested in this, but if my attending were to
trigger the transition from German to English for everyone else,
then I’d rather not inconvenience so many people. But it might not
be just me, I suspect (given the geographical spread of leading
Rubyists) there will be others who don’t speak German.
The language will be English (unless all visitors are able to understand German).
OK, thank you. I’m interested in this, but if my attending were to
trigger the transition from German to English for everyone else,
This will not be the case.
then I’d rather not inconvenience so many people. But it might not
be just me, I suspect (given the geographical spread of leading
Rubyists) there will be others who don’t speak German.
That’s why we called it “European” and not “German Conference”
(of course people from outside the Europe are very welcome).
then I’d rather not inconvenience so many people. But it might not
be just me, I suspect (given the geographical spread of leading
Rubyists) there will be others who don’t speak German.
I plan to come (if I’m not on vacation) and I don’t speak German!
I am certainly interested. just n4eed to see what I am doing then.
The language will be English (unless all visitors are able to understand German).
OK, thank you. I’m interested in this, but if my attending were to
trigger the transition from German to English for everyone else,
This will not be the case.
OK, it sounds like you have decided on English, if the unless clause
is not triggered?
then I’d rather not inconvenience so many people. But it might not
be just me, I suspect (given the geographical spread of leading
Rubyists) there will be others who don’t speak German.
That’s why we called it “European” and not “German Conference”
(of course people from outside the Europe are very welcome).
And: of course you are entitled to have it in German as you are the
hosts! That would not exclude non-Europeans either, or only in a
similar way to having any specific language.
Regards,
Michael
Thank you,
Hugh (Wondering when the first Esperanto Ruby Conferecne
might be :-))
and of course Ruby.