Umoe Consulting holder et åpent informasjonsmøte om Ruby on Rails onsdag 11. mars, og inviterer NNUG medlemmer til å delta.
Informasjon fra invitasjonen er gjengitt nedenfor. For ytterligere informasjon og påmelding ta kontakt med Terje Andersen på terje.andersen@umoeconsulting.no.
NB! Påmelding innen fredag 6. juni kl 16.00.
What is “Ruby on Rails”; what's Ruby? Can we use it?
This is an Umoe Consulting informational meeting, open to the public
Topic:
Creating Great Software With RUBY and RAILS
Speaker:
Joe Chesak
Date:
Wednesday 11-June-2008
16:30 – 18:00
Location:
Umoe Consulting AS Mer
Maskinv. 24, 4033 Stavanger
http://www.gulesider.no/kart/map.c?companies=Z0HLJZ8X
Directions:
From Stavanger, take the Forus exit.
First left onto Forusbeen
First right onto Maskinveien
Drive straight until you are forced to turn...
Turn left, then immediately right, then left again, into the front parking lot.

Time:
16:30 pizza is served
16:45 a word from Umoe Consulting
17:00 ruby on rails presentation
18:00 questions & answers
MEETING INTRODUCTION
Ruby on Rails is a new website development framework designed for rapid development, ease of extensibility, and ease of ongoing maintenance. Ruby is the language used to build it. We will talk about both. Both have gained rapid popularity in the past few years. Ruby's popularity is roughly 70% that of Microsoft's C#, and gaining. It has likely already been ported to your favorite platform. Rails benefits from Ruby's special properties.
This presentation is designed for a technically-inclined audience and is appropriate for developers, administrators and IT managers.
The topics of discussion include:
* What is Ruby?
* Why do developers/admins/managers love it?
* Is Ruby more than just a prototyping language?
* What problems Ruby in uniquely suited to.
* Ruby on Rails
* Ruby in the corporate environment
We will show some real-world examples and hands-on demonstrations.
Web Resources:
Ruby
http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/
Ruby on Rails
http://www.rubyonrails.org/
Online Book: Programming Ruby
http://www.rubycentral.com/pickaxe/