Hi,
after reading about RubyConf and the two RailsConfs, I thought that it might be time to start thinking about a (the) European Ruby Conference again...
Just a thought. I certainly wouldn't mind if it happens in Munich again, but (as every year) wouldn't mind a more Northern location as Hamburg or Copenhagen either.
Happy rubying
Stephan
Hi all,
Stephan Kämper wrote:
Just a thought. I certainly wouldn't mind if it happens in Munich again, but (as every year) wouldn't mind a more Northern location as Hamburg or Copenhagen either.
very good idea, I would certainly attend! And talking about locations I
cast my vote for Munich. It's nice and it's near - at least near by my
home town 
Let's see how the Rails popularity boost affects the number of visitors
and good speakers this year...
Best regards
Matthias
Stephan Kämper wrote:
Just a thought. I certainly wouldn't mind if it happens in Munich again, but (as every year) wouldn't mind a more Northern location as Hamburg or Copenhagen either.
I'd like to cast my vote for Copenhagen -- not too far from where I live 
Daniel
Further north would be my preference, too. How about Köln (Cologne)?
Has anyone organized a/the Ruby Conference in Europe previously?
-Tim
Matthias Luedtke wrote:
Hi all,
Stephan Kämper wrote:
Just a thought. I certainly wouldn't mind if it happens in Munich again, but (as every year) wouldn't mind a more Northern location as Hamburg or Copenhagen either.
very good idea, I would certainly attend! And talking about locations I
cast my vote for Munich. It's nice and it's near - at least near by my
home town
If I am able to make over to Europe, Munich would get my vote: Family in Kempten.
Let's see how the Rails popularity boost affects the number of visitors
and good speakers this year...
They've had good speakers before Rails popularity.
Actually, what I really liked about the one EuRuKo I managed to attend was the small, informal size, and the wide range of topics. Having an influx of people who only know RaR (Ruby as Rails) would certainly change that.
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Make that Copenhagen for me too.
On Fri, 9 Jun 2006, Daniel Schierbeck wrote:
Stephan Kämper wrote:
> Just a thought. I certainly wouldn't mind if it happens in Munich again,
> but (as every year) wouldn't mind a more Northern location as Hamburg or
> Copenhagen either.I'd like to cast my vote for Copenhagen -- not too far from where I live
Daniel
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I vote for Copenhagen too; would increase my chances of being able to
attend. Also I saw the Copenhagen/Skåne RUG has quite a few members...
/Robert Feldt
Hi,
Further north would be my preference, too. How about Köln (Cologne)?
Has anyone organized a/the Ruby Conference in Europe previously?
-Tim
up to now some guys from approximity organised it. The 1st one was in Karlsruhe
in, 2003 (I think), the last one was in Munich in October (last year).
Happy rubying
Stephan
Matthias Luedtke <matthias-luedtke@gmx.de> writes:
Hi all,
Stephan Kämper wrote:
Just a thought. I certainly wouldn't mind if it happens in Munich
again, but (as every year) wouldn't mind a more Northern location as
Hamburg or Copenhagen either.very good idea, I would certainly attend! And talking about locations I
cast my vote for Munich. It's nice and it's near - at least near by my
home town
+1
cologne.supporters.push("Jupp")
Josef 'Jupp' Schugt
At Fri, 9 Jun 2006 16:22:18 +0900, Tim Becker wrote:
Further north would be my preference, too. How about Köln (Cologne)?
Well I have nothing against Copenhagen (it would even allow me to
visit Denmark!), but why not considering Brussels?
It's more or less the center of Europe, perhaps the better place for
the target audience. The excellent FOSDEM [1] takes place there each
year and this is always a bit success, collecting lots of Europeans.
Laurent
[1]: www.fosdem.org
Is there currently anyone here that's part of an organization
(approximity?) that is seriously planing on/already involved in
organizing this event, or are we all just stating our preferred
locations?
-tim
On 6/9/06, sigma.kappa@stephankaemper.de <sigma.kappa@stephankaemper.de> wrote:
Hi,
>Further north would be my preference, too. How about Köln (Cologne)?
>Has anyone organized a/the Ruby Conference in Europe previously?
> -Timup to now some guys from approximity organised it. The 1st one was in Karlsruhe
in, 2003 (I think), the last one was in Munich in October (last year).Happy rubying
Stephan
very good idea, I would certainly attend! And talking about locations I
cast my vote for Munich. It's nice and it's near - at least near by my
home town
+1
+1, close to Utrecht - 1.5 hours by train
On 15-jun-2006, at 17:26, Josef 'Jupp' SCHUGT wrote:
At Fri, 9 Jun 2006 16:22:18 +0900, Tim Becker wrote:
Further north would be my preference, too. How about Köln (Cologne)?
cologne.supporters.push("Jupp")
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I guess the individual or organization that will organize it should
decide where it takes place. As long as nobody steps up and does it
the conf won't happen anyway.
robert
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Have a look: http://www.flickr.com/photos/fussel-foto/
to keep this thread alive: +1 anywhere in Europe (preferably not
Germany) and before you start flaming me - I am German, I just like to
travel 
bye
Frank
I think at this point the only way to keep this thread alive is for
interested individuals to step forward and actually start planning.
I would be very willing to help out around Cologne or even within 1.5
hours around Utrecht...
-tim
On 6/28/06, Frank Spychalski <rubytalk@spychalski.de> wrote:
to keep this thread alive: +1 anywhere in Europe (preferably not
Germany) and before you start flaming me - I am German, I just like to
travelbye
Frank