Most of our discussion and organizing takes place on our mailing list. If you would like to join the Copenhagen Ruby Brigade, this is where you sign up.
Ruby is a dynamic, general purpose, open source programming language with a focus on simplicity and productivity. It has an elegant syntax that is natural to read and easy to write.
It is a highly object oriented language designed to be "more powerful than Perl, and more object-oriented than Python" and draws inspiration from languages like Lisp and Smalltalk.
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Copenhagen Ruby Brigade is a loosely organized group of Ruby enthusiasts in or near Copenhagen, Denmark. We get together roughly every month to listen to presentations, discuss issues, and generally socialize with like-minded geeks.
Wether you're a seasoned Ruby hacker or have never written a single line of Ruby code, you're welcome at our meetings. All we require is an interest in Ruby, and preferably a willingness to join the discussions or perhaps even present a topic.
Our main language is danish, but if you ask nicely most people are willing to switch to english. Don't let language barriers stop you from attending.
Meet Sam Aaron and all the local Ruby dudes. Sam Aaron will present “Communicative Programming” and will also show how to make music with external hardware with help from Ruby. Sam explains about…
The monthly gathering of Ruby users in Copenhagen.
Preliminary agenda:
* Jacob Atzen: ?
* Søren Henssel: Twitter REST API
* Kristian Mandrup: Hobo
The agenda is – as always – up to you, so if…
Relevance introduces the Ruby Switcher
“RubyTu.be is a community driven collection of Ruby related videos and screencasts.”
The BugMash will run over the weekend of August 8-9. The Rails team will identify open issues that need some help and tag them in Lighthouse. Participants will draw from this pool and with guidance…
The monthly gathering of Ruby users in Copenhagen.
The agenda so far:
* Heroku presentation by Morten Bagai from Heroku
If you have something you want to share with the rest of us, please shout…
cucumber features, tags, and a Scenario Outline with 4 scenarios tables below. Interesting!
