Here are the slides from the August 2010 meeting.
First the talk on Android SL4A by Mike Leone:
And next the talk on client side validations by Brian Cardarella. Here is a link to a PDF file of Brian’s slides as they are not yet hosted online.
The next RIRUG meetup has been scheduled for Wednesday, August 18, 2010 from 6-8 pm.
For the August meeting, Brian Cardarella will be our guest speaker giving a talk on his Rails client-side validations gem
For August, we’ll be meeting back down at Mojo Tech in Warren, RI.
The meeting is scheduled to run from roughly 6-8pm, but feel free to begin showing up anytime after 5:30. Pizza and soda will be provided.
If anyone would like to give a quick (or long) talk about anything Ruby-related, please let me know via the RIRUG mailing list or by leaving a comment below.
The address is:
327 Water Street
Warren, RI 02885
Entrance and parking lot are at the rear of the building.
Here are the slides from last nights RIRUG meeting.
Here are the slides and other notes from last nights June meetup. I’ll keep updating as I get the new slides available.
The next RIRUG meetup has been scheduled for Wednesday, July 21, 2010 from 6-8 pm.
This month we’ll be meeting at BatchBlue’s new office location – Batchhaus in Providence, RI at 10 Elmgrove Ave.
The meeting is scheduled to run from roughly 6-8pm, but feel free to begin showing up anytime after 5:45.
As always, if anyone would like to give a quick (or long) talk about anything Ruby-related, please let me know via the RIRUG mailing list or by leaving a comment below.
If time is available after presentation, we’ll do some project coding, so bring your laptops.
The next RIRUG meetup has been scheduled for Wednesday, June 23, 2010 from 6-8 pm.
Our plans this time are to switch things up a bit and do a bit of coding in addition to the regular presentations and discussions. So, everyone bring your laptop and any projects you want to work on, and we’ll spend some good time working on a few different OSS projects.
This month we’ll be meeting at the new offices of Mojo Tech, right on the water in Warren, RI.
The meeting is scheduled to run from roughly 6-8pm, but feel free to begin showing up anytime after 5:30. Pizza and soda will be provided.
If anyone would like to give a quick (or long) talk about anything Ruby-related, please let me know via the RIRUG mailing list or by leaving a comment below.
The address is:
327 Water Street
Warren, RI 02885
Entrance and parking lot are at the rear of the building.
Believe it or not, RIRUG is back in action and we will be holding our next meeting on Thursday, January 28, 2010.
Topics will most likely include Cerberus Continuous Integration and MongoDB.
We’ll meetup at the BatchBlue headquarters. BatchBlue is located at 131 Wayland Avenue, Providence RI.
You can show up anytime between 6-7 PM. Go to the side of the building and you will see some glass doors with a small BatchBlue sticker on them. Do not go to the top floor as that is Working Planet; BatchBlue is in the basement.
RIRUG Google Groups mailing list so we have a decent idea of how many folks to expect.
Hope to see you there, and thanks to BatchBlue for providing the space again.
After some discussion, we will be having our first “hackfest” this coming Monday night, December 15.
We’ll meetup at the new BatchBlue headquarters. BatchBlue is located at 131 Wayland Avenue, Providence RI.
You can show up anytime between 6-7 PM. Go to the side of the building and you will see some glass doors with a small BatchBlue sticker on them. Do not go to the top floor as that is Working Planet; BatchBlue is in the basement.
There are no special details for the hackfest and just one simple rule: no “day-job” work allowed. Come and work on your own projects and scratch an itch. Bring your current Ruby, Rails, Merb, Sinatra, Python, Perl, or even Erlang project (.NET developers need not apply) to hack on with others. Have a hardware project you are working on, that’s cool too. Sick of coding and just want to hang, perfect.
If you do come, bring a few bucks for some chow as we hope to have pizza and drinks on-site. Please RSVP below in the comments or on the RIRUG Google Groups mailing list so we have a decent idea of how many folks to expect.
Hope to see you there, and thanks to BatchBlue for providing the space.
We will not be having a formal RIRUG meeting for December. Several things just didn’t come together, mostly because of the busy holiday season, so we will not be having a formal meeting with presentations.
I do want to put the call out though to gauge interest in having a more informal “hackfest” type meetup for December. Just a time where we all can get together and work on some personal code and projects and just share ideas. No rules other than “no professional day job work allowed.”
If you are interested, please either leave a comment here or on the official RIRUG google group mailing list.
First of all, I want to thank everyone who showed out last night. We had a great turnout for the inaugural meeting and I’m looking forward to the future meetings. The next two months will be a bit difficult for meeting planning as I’m sure most everyone has plans for the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. We may just try to do one meeting for Nov-Dec sometime in early December.
If you haven’t yet, please signup for the RIRUG Google Group mailing list. The mailing list is where most discussion regarding meeting planning will happen and is also a great place for you to stay in touch with the Ruby community here in RI. Use the mailing list as a way to pick each others brains on development issues, new ideas, and anything else that crosses your mind.
Thanks to Matt Gillooly for talking about his experience during RailsRumble2008 and the Twitter client they created, Twalala. I’ve embedded the Sinatra Presentation I gave last night below. You can also download the full presentation at SlideShare. If you have any questions about Sinatra or Haml just send a note to the mailing list.
I want to give another huge thanks again to Wayne Franklin for letting us use the beautiful OfficeLAB space last night to host our meeting. If you or someone you know is looking for some co-working office space or needs a conference room to use, please get in touch with Wayne and utilize the great location he has setup.
Thanks also to Addison-Wesley for sponsoring the meeting and providing us with some Ruby books and a conference pass to give away. For everyone who was at the meeting, you can take advantage off the $200 discount to the upcoming “Voices That Matter: Professional Ruby Conference” in Boston this Nov 17-20 by using code “PRJUSER” when you signup for a conference pass.