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Meet the Rails World Speakers
David Heinemeier Hansson · 2023-07-24 · via Ruby on Rails: Compress the complexity of modern web apps

Monday, July 24, 2023
Posted by The Rails Foundation

We are thrilled to unveil the lineup of speakers for the inaugural edition of Rails World, taking place on October 5 and 6 in Amsterdam.

With the spotlight firmly on shaping the future of Rails, these speakers are coming to Amsterdam this October to share their expertise, insights, and success stories with you.

So, who can you expect to hear at Rails World? In alphabetical order:

We thank each and every one of these speakers for helping build the first Rails World. Stay tuned- in a few weeks we will update the Rails World website with their talk abstracts and the full schedule.

Thanks to all who submitted

We were blown away by the overwhelming response from the community- a staggering 180 submissions poured in. The depth and diversity of ideas made the selection process a true challenge. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all who submitted their proposals, and while we couldn’t accommodate every submission this time, we hope to see more of your incredible contributions in the future.

Sponsor Rails World

Joining Rails World as a sponsor means helping create Rails history and showcasing your brand to a global audience of Rails enthusiasts, developers, and industry leaders. Check out the prospectus here, and get in touch with sponsors@rubyonrails.org to discuss the best option for you.