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Ruby and Rails Conferences 2010
David Heinemeier Hansson · 2010-02-22 · via Ruby on Rails: Compress the complexity of modern web apps

Monday, February 22, 2010
Posted by Gregg Pollack

There are an incredible amount of Ruby & Rails conferences coming up in the next 6 months. See below to find one in your neck of the woods.

MountainWest RubyConf

March 11-12 – MountainWest RubyConf in Salt Lake City, UT, USA

Cost: 100 USD

Rails Camp New England

March 12-15 – Rails Camp New England in West Greenwich, RI, USA

Cost: 150 USD

RubyConf India

March 20-21 – RubyConf India in Bangalore, India

Cost: 1000 INR

Scottish Ruby Conference

March 26-27 – Scottish Ruby Conference in Edinburgh, Scotland

Cost: 195 GBP

Ruby Nation

April 9-10 – Ruby Nation in Reston, VA, US

Cost: 259 USD

RailsCamp Canberra

April 16-19 – RailsCamp Canberra in Canberra Australia

Cost: 210 AUD

Great Lakes Ruby Bash

April 17 – Great Lakes Ruby Bash in Lansing, MI, USA

Cost: ?

RubyConf Taiwan

April 25 – RubyConf Taiwan in Taipei, Taiwan

Cost: 400 TWD

ArrrrCamp #3

April 30 – ArrrrCamp #3 in Ghent, Belgium

Cost: Free

Red Dirt RubyConf

May 6-7 – Red Dirt RubyConf in Oklahoma City, OK, USA

Cost: ?

Frozen Rails

May 7 – Frozen Rails in Helsinki, Finland

Cost: 99 EUR

Nordic Ruby

May 21-23 – Nordic Ruby in Gothenburg, Sweden

Cost: ?

GoRuCo

May 22 – GoRuCo in New York, NY

Cost: ?

Euruko

May 29-30 – Euruko in Krakow, Poland

Cost: ?

RailsWayCon

May 31-June 2 – RailsWayCon in Berlin, Germany

Cost: 699 EUR

RailsConf

June 7-10 – RailsConf in Baltimore, MD, USA

Cost: $695

Ruby Midwest

July 16-17 – Ruby Midwest in Kansas City, MO

Cost: $75

RS on Rails

August 21 – RS on Rails in Porto Alegre, Brazil

Cost: R60

Lone Star Ruby Conference

August 26-28 – Lone Star Ruby Conference in Austin, TX, USA

Cost: ?

Ruby Kaigi

August 27-29 – Ruby Kaigi in Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan

Cost: ?


If I missed any (or have any information wrong) feel free to leave a comment and I’ll add it to the post. FYI, I’m purposely only showing conferences in the next 6 months. I’ll do another post in 6 months to show additional ones.