Love to hear any good/bad/indifferent experiences you've had at previous RailsConf's or other events. Really want to make this a terrific celebration of our framework (+ ourselves).
Your ideas can make it great(er).
PLEASE email me ([email protected]) your thoughts + Qs.
This is your LAST WEEK to get #RubyConf early bird tickets (prices go up Aug. 21st). Here are some reasons I'm really excited about this year's RubyConf and you should be too:
What do you say, community? What tips would you give? This is a great question that can benefit many of our new and inspiring Rubyists.
#rubyfriends#rubyconf#rubyonrails#rubydev
@rubyconf The Ruby community is so welcoming and supportive. It’s a great conference for new developers. Remember to give yourself grace & celebrate the little wins. Say hello to any of the organizers, speakers, and volunteers! They love to help new conference goers find their groove❤️
When in conversation with someone, if you’re thinking about what you’re going to say next or what your rebuttal will be, are you even really listening?
Just a reminder that after the closing keynote, @thejonanshow asked fellow Rubyists to consider becoming Professional members of RubyCentral to support the future of RailsConf and RubyGems, and to access the member-only Discord server
#railsconf#RailsConf2023
@headius@railsconf (Co-chair RailsConf) 👋🏻 we have a programming committee who blindly reviews our sessions. It’s a different group of people for each conference. I do think you may have identified a hole in the system, how to make sure all relevant groups are represented. feedback is super helpful
@headius@railsconf We’re always looking to improve our process and just a reminder we’re all humans here, who makes mistakes. We all care a lot about the community and want this conference to be about the people who make It great.
Volunteers wanted to give guidance on developing an exciting talk and helping new speakers prepare for #railsconf. See the link below if you are interested or want to learn more! The deadline is Mar 17 by 11:59pm EST. https://t.co/f9eZhPIT8F
#rails https://t.co/f9eZhPIT8F
The scholars and guides program is such an awesome opportunity for both new and returning rubyists!
If you've never been to a Ruby Central conference before apply to be a scholar...
If you've been before (even just once) apply to be a guide...
Bryce Simonds, a RubyConf 2022 Scholar, shares why the Scholars and Guides program is important and why others should apply. 🚨 The deadline to be a #RailsConf2023 scholar is February 20th.
https://t.co/rOsQEwTrnq
#railsconf#rails#rubyonrails https://t.co/5SWPyqwJ8n
There are TWO reasons you should join us for our workshop: Start a Ruby Internship…
Thursday 1:00-2:30p (after lunch)
#RubyConfMini#moreimportantthanlunch
Is there anything more official than a printed conference badge? We think not! To guarantee a printed conference badge, be sure to register before Oct 31 at 5pm PT! https://t.co/DL20cEHGUN
Alright, here we go:
We're excited to start out with a workshop by @AdamCuppy and @ChelsKaufman called "Start a Ruby Internship." If you've ever wanted to create an internship program at your company, Adam and Chelsea show you how in this hands-on tutorial.