RubyConf is the world’s largest and longest-running gathering of Ruby enthusiasts, practitioners, and companies.
2020 was entirely virtual. In addition to the fresh Ruby content that is always a hallmark of the conference, we featured opportunities to interact with Speakers and other conference attendees in real time through Q&As, virtual hangs, and an interactive hallway track not available at any other time, all from the comfort of attendees' own .env. We're sad that it's over, but are already planning on when we will all next see (or "see") our Ruby Friends!
Keynote Speakers
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Yukihiro Matsumoto (Matz) Ruby Association
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Ryann Richardson Founder, Activist, and Miss Black America
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Kerri Miller Senior Backend Engineer GitLab
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Kent Beck Gusto
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Aniyia Williams Executive Director Black & Brown Founders
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Updates
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October 02
Check out our Schedule!
Our RubyConf 2020 schedule is now live, so it's time to go plan out your conference days and make some hard choices!
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September 16
Our Program Is Now Live!
Check out our Program page to see the variety of amazing talks, engagement sessions, and workshops you can expect to see at RubyConf 2020! We're working on the schedule now and will release it very soon.
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August 30
CFP is now closed
Thank you to everyone who submitted proposals to our CFP! We will try our best to get back to you by Sept 21.
Why RubyConf?
The oldest and most authentic Ruby conference in the world… I love the community; I’m proud of being part of it.
A lot of these people, you’ve been reading their blog posts over the years or watching their talks and now you get to meet them!
The Ruby community is one big beating heart and I’m excited to be a part of it!
We have a common set of values, a common set of interests, and just a curiosity and a playfulness that you don’t see in other language ecosystems.
Amazing first day at RubyConf! I thought I was here to learn about code, but this whole day has been a lesson in the power of community and coordinated action to create change in/with tech.
I feel like being able to meet and learn from folks in the Ruby community is essential to what makes RubyConf so great.
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