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David Heinemeier Hansson · 2025-02-14 · via Ruby on Rails: Compress the complexity of modern web apps

Friday, February 14, 2025
Posted by Rails Foundation

The Rails Foundation has partnered with Doximity, Planet Argon, 37signals, and Tropical on Rails to give away 22 free tickets to Tropical on Rails to Rails developers based in Brazil.

Tropical on Rails takes place April 3 & 4 in São Paulo Brazil and is the largest Rails conference in South America, where the warmth of the Ruby community meets the energy of Brazilian hospitality and culture. They’ve lined up a great list of Brazilian and international speakers.

This event sold out quickly! If you missed out on getting a ticket (or didn’t have the means to get a ticket when they were available), this is your chance to attend! Please fill out this short application by February 28 and selected applicants will be notified by March 3.

We’re looking for developers who love Rails and would benefit from being part of the event. Preference is for Rails devs local to Brazil, but if you are based abroad, really want a ticket, and have the means to get to São Paulo, please feel free to apply as well.

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A Rails Foundation fez parceria com a Doximity, a Planet Argon, a 37signals e o Tropical on Rails para distribuir 22 ingressos gratuitos para desenvolvedores Rails que vivem no Brasil.

O Tropical on Rails acontece nos dias 3 e 4 de abril, em São Paulo e é a maior conferência de Rails da América do Sul, onde o calor da comunidade Ruby encontra a energia e a cultura vibrante da hospitalidade brasileira. O evento contará com uma lista incrível de palestrantes brasileiros e internacionais.

Os ingressos para este evento esgotaram rapidamente! Se você não conseguiu garantir um ingresso (ou não teve condições financeiras para comprá-lo quando estavam disponíveis), esta é a sua chance de participar! Preencha este formulário rápido até o dia 28 de fevereiro. Os selecionados serão notificados até 3 de março.

Estamos em busca de desenvolvedores apaixonados por Rails que se beneficiariam ao participar deste evento. A preferência será para devs que vivem no Brasil, mas, se você estiver fora do país e realmente quiser um ingresso e tiver condições de viajar para São Paulo, sinta-se à vontade para se inscrever também!