Registration is now open for Gotham Ruby Conference, May 22nd in New York City: http://goruco.stagehq.com/.
The Gotham Ruby Conference (GoRuCo) is a one-day event that will take place in New York City on May 22nd, 2010. It will be a technical conference aimed at highly motivated programmers interested in all things Ruby. You’ll spend the day among Rubyists, Rails developers, and language enthusiasts in New York City, home of Silicon Alley.
Hear the following folks:
• Paul Dix on performant web service clients
• Nick Gauthier on faster testing
• James Golick on scaling lessons learned
• Aman Gupta on memory profiling
• Alex MacCaw on building desktop applications with Bowline
• Luke Melia on managing Ruby teams
• Chris Williams on caching with JavaScript
See the full lineup of speakers here: http://www.goruco.com/speakers.html.
And end the day with the famous GoRuCo after-party, in fantastic company on a night on the town! The adventures only begin as the conference closes.
Check the site for updates and logistics, and follow @goruco for updates and tidbits.
See you in May!
Jennifer Lindner
jen(at)jenlindner.com
@jenlindner