The latest in RubyConf 2009 news
-
Thanks!
RubyConf 2009 is over. Thanks to all of the speakers, attendees, and sponsors for making this one of the best RubyConfs yet!
Stay tuned for plans for next year’s 10th anniversary edition.
See you in 2010!
-
Lightning Talks
Josh Susser hosted the Lightning Talks session this year. He has posted a link to relevant materials for each talk on his blog
Thanks, Josh!
-
New Openings
We’ve opened up a few more seats. Get ‘em while they’re hot.
-
RubyConf 2009 Sold Out!
RubyConf is sold out. If you are interested in attending and not yet registered, please add yourself to the waiting list at http://www.regonline.com/Checkin.asp?EventId=774614. There may be a chance to open additional tickets over the coming days.
-
Registration is open!
RubyConf 2009 is open for registration!
First, have a look at this year’s program. We hope you’re as excited about this lineup as we are!
Click here to visit our RegOnline registration page.
While you’re at it, you might want to register for the first ever JRubyConf, which is being run by Engine Yard and held in the same venue the day after RubyConf. JRubyConf is free, but space is limited so if you want to attend be sure to register now.
-
RubyConf Schedule
Thanks to the many of you that submitted proposals for RubyConf 2009! We are in the process of selecting the final program, and it’s shaping up to be excellent as always.
We plan to announce the selected program on Friday, September 11 at which time we will also open registration.
To receive up-to-the-minute updates, don’t forget to follow us on Twitter.
-
The Call for Proposals Has Closed
Thanks to all who submitted a proposal for RubyConf 2009. The Call for Proposals has closed. We now begin the task of sorting through the great number of excellent proposals we received and making the program selections.
Stay tuned in the coming days for a schedule of when proposals will be selected and conference registration will open.
-
RubyConf 2009 Call for Proposals!
Want to give a presentation at RubyConf 2009? Now through August 21 you can submit a proposal.
You’ll need to sign up for an account. Once you’ve done that, you can use the “Your Proposals” link to add and edit your proposal.








