ChicagoRuby - Enthusiasts & Producers of WindyCityRails
- Location
- Chicago, IL 41.88-87.64 60606US
- Meetups
- 38 so far
- Members
- 613 Rubyists
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- July 21, 2006
We are ChicagoRuby, a group of Ruby on Rails enthusiasts with events in downtown Chicago and in the suburbs. We also produce the annual WindyCityRails conference. Learn more at http://chicagoruby.org and on Twitter: @ChicagoRuby.
WindyCityRails is our annual gathering for all who are passionate about Ruby on Rails. Learn more at http://windycityrails.org and on Twitter: @WindyCityRails.
When smart people challenge each other to grow, great things happen!
Our next MeetupChicagoRuby: ITA - Hack Night
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33 Yes( 1 spot left — RSVP deadline: February 10, 2010 11:30 PM )
Come on out and hack!
Join your fellow Rubyists for a night of conversation, hacking, and (if folks want to chip in) pizza. Our first Hack Night will be held at the Illinois Technology Association (ITA) just a few blocks from Union Station. Commuters will find it easy to stop by on the way home from work.
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What members are saying
“ If you area developer who uses Ruby, or wants to know more about ruby, then this group is where you wanna be. ...
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“ This group is made up of software professionals, anyone that wants to learn more about programming Ruby on Rails applications will not be disappointed. ”