Ruby Shift 2010
May 21st, 2010
Ruby Shift 2010
Visit Ukrainian Ruby Shift Conference, that will take place in Kiev on 21st of May, 2010!
Conference is organized by initiative group coffee’n'code and Ciklum is one of the media partners.
Event Program contains:
Ruby Metaprogramming - Ruby Object Model is extremely rich, and lets you accomplish lots of things in a more eager manner than in any other programming language. You will get to know how to use its potential as a “full throttle”. Hints and implementation details.
Rails from Rails contributor - powerful, blooming and soaring framework for web-applicaiton. Core team information and point of view. How-tos, real reasons to upgrade to Rails 3.
Rails in Clouds - hosing Rails in clouds. Production application, real economy in terms of hosting, scaling possibilities and real-time performance overview and adjustment. Using just what’s required in a certain time period.
Scaling Rails - major scalability practices and principles. Optimizing High-Load applications, cutting-edge technologies real usage examples.
Rubinius, MRI alternatives - JRuby, Rubinius, REE, production usage examples, possibilities, support and performance details.
Keynote Speakers:
* Yehuda Katz (http://yehudakatz.com/): Rails 3 Choices: The Devil Is In The Details
* Ivan Samsonov (http://github.com/kronos): Rubinius - Ruby, written in Ruby
Workshop
After all the speeches, there will be a Workshop sessions for speakers and conference participants. Registration is limited to 30 attendees. Workshop’s primary language will be English.
There’s no passive listeners in Workshops. Everyone’s involved into the action, getting the most out of it, and giving out real experience solving most interesting and non-trivial problems. All participants will united into teams, and will take part in development and mini-project Showreel.
Participation in the conference is 150 UAH and participation in the workshop is additional 325 UAH.
To find more details and register for the conference and the workshop you may at the conference site.