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Apr 17th, 2012 meetup
We focus on the big picture and only cover the big news stories. If you want to get regular news between meetups you should follow @yegrb on Twitter, and check our list of Ruby resources.
- Objects on Rails - Avdi Grimm's latest opus on applying classical object oriented thought to Ruby apps. I'll be asking @nathany for a review later.
- TorqueBox v2.0.0 - Version 2.0 of Ruby in J2EE land
- Ruby becomes an ISO standard - Say hello to ISO/IEC 30170
- Rails 3.2.3 - new apps from now on don't use mass assignment by default (no GitHub style hacks for you!)
- GitHub Ruby Style - style your Ruby with the brains of GitHub
There are so many events happening every month in Edmonton and around the world. We find the events and conferences that are most interesting to our members and share them with the group.
- Apr 23-35th - RailsConf 2012
There's nothing better than landing a sweet Ruby job. Every month we share the latest Ruby and related job announcements with our members. If you're hiring Rubyists let us know!
This is a special 10-minute lighting talk covering a basic Ruby skill each months. Past recaps have covered topics like Rack, Bundler, and RVM. You'd be surprised at some of the tricks even expert Rubyists learn during these sessions.
The main part of each meetup is the lighting talks. We aim to have 2-3 of these. Each talk lasts 10-minutes with 5-minutes for questions afterwards. We divide the talks into advanced and basic slots; aiming to keep more experienced Rubyists engaged with the advanced talks, without scarying away new comers.
- @fnichol - TravisCI
- @markbennett - What's new in Bundler
Each month we challenge a local developer or company working with Ruby to demonstrate their project. The goal of this segment to to share the real applications being developed with Ruby in Edmonton. The project can be open or closed source, and companies are encouraged to demonstrate their products.
Each meetup wraps up with a five minute planning session during which we plan the talks for the next month. We encourage members to propose talk topics for other members, but don't be surprised if you end up giving a talk or two yourself.
The best part of the night for many of our members is after the talks are done, when we head to Original Joe's Varsity for food and drinks. We're usually there be 8:30PM and anyone is welcome to join us there once the talks are done.
This is your chance to catch up with other members, ask the questions you couldn't during the talks, or maybe just relax after a tough demo.
If you'd like to know more about upcoming meetups you can see a list of them on our homepage. Hope to see you at YEGrb soon!