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Ruby Hero Awards 2011
David Heinemeier Hansson · 2011-04-07 · via Ruby on Rails: Compress the complexity of modern web apps

Thursday, April 7, 2011
Posted by Gregg Pollack

Ruby Heroes

It’s that time again to take a moment to think about those who have impacted the Ruby community this year but have not received the recognition they deserve. We have given away eighteen awards in the past three years at Railsconf, and this year we are preparing to give away six more.

But we need your help.

So, if you know someone who has contributed greatly this year please take a moment to show some gratitude by nominating them on RubyHeroes.com. In two weeks the Ruby Heroes from last year will look at the nominations and decide who should receive the awards (this way there’s no popularity contest). However, your nominations do matter, so please take a moment and spread the gratitude.

The winners will be announced live on stage at Railsconf 2011.