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Keynote video from Berlin is now up on blip.tv: http://tinyurl.com/5bmpd3 |
Learning Rails, co-authored by Edd Dumbill & Simon St.Laurent is printed and is now available: http://oreilly.com/catalog/... |
The call for proposals for RailsConf 2009, happening May 4-7 is now open. Submit your proposal by February 17 at http://www.railsconf.com |
Thanks to everyone for coming to RailsConf Europe this year. Safe travels home! |
There are some leftover bags too - great shopping bags, easy to store, and travel friendly. Come get another one :-) |
We have some leftover RailsConf Europe t-shirts....come to registration to pick up another one. |
Speaker presentation files are now up on the RailsConf Europe website: http://en.oreilly.com/rails... |
If you haven't already, don't forget to pick up your RailsConf Europe t-shirt in registration. |
Tomorrow morning: the Symposimi! "Town-meeting"-style open Q&A/discussion of Ruby and Rails version stuff (compatibility, trends, etc). |
Tonight's Birds of a Feather sessions start at 19:30. Check the BoF board in the foyer to see what's planned already or to schedule your own |
Thanks to DHH for a cool keynote, including intriguing thoughts on 'legacy' code and some interesting points from Basecamp's code base. |
There's now a #railsconfeurope channel on irc.freenode.net. |
Welcome to Berlin, if you're here! The human behind this account, D. Black, is in room 802 of the conference hotel. |
RailsConf Europe, happening September 2-4, 2008!
http://www.railsconfeurope.com |
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