The slc.rb meet last night at 6:00 PM. Carl Youngblood did a presentation on the camping micro framework, then Steve Spigarelli gave a presentation on hPricot and using Google maps for a mashup of all the park & ride stops in Salt Lake County(results here). Then Coby Randquist gave a brief discussion on the Linquistics and Ruby OSA, followed by Steve doing his second ad hoc presentation of the night on RubyOSA with iTunes. Then we had a discussion as a group about hacking nights, and what we were all doing there. After which we split into smaller groups and continued conversations until just after 9:00 PM. We had 15 people(I think) present Dane Falkner from Surgeworks kicked in Pizza and soda once again, Thank You!
The UtahValley.rb will be meeting Tonight. See the message below. The next slc.rb meeting is to be held on October 5 at 6:00 PM.
The DNS for the mailing list has been switched and everything is now operational. If you find anything not working please e-mail cobyr at interhub dot net.
The UtahValley.rb will be meeting on Tuesday Sep 26th from 7PM until 9PM (or so). We'll be doing Lightning Talks (come with one or two things you can give a 5 minute presentation on, we'll vote on the ones we want to see/hear and go from there).
As usual, the meeting will be held in room 120 of the TMCB at BYU.
We've got a bit of schwag to give away, so make an extra effort to come out -- who knows, the bits may be lucky for you in our binary lottery.
Pat Eyler is going to try recording the meeting again, hopefully it works better than the last time.Yukihiro Matsumoto, 'Matz' will be speaking at the BYU Computer Science colloquium series on October 19, 2006. Details are available on the colloquia page. Thanks Pat for giving us all the heads up.
There is another Ruby user's group that is readily available to all of us. The Rubyists of Second Life group meets online in the Adult grid of Second Life, I will provide additional details on location, shortly. They meet on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 6:00 PM PST. The last two meetings where held on:
The slc.rb group meet last night, there were 16 people in attendance. Carl Youngblood presented the Mechanize library and some work that he has done with Ruby to accomplish screen scraping. The source code from his presentation is available here.
Pat's presentation from the RubyConf*MI is available here
The utahvalley.rb group meet last night, there were eight people in attendance. Pat Eyler gave us a run through of his Ruby Library for Developers, after his presentation of it at RubyConf*MI this coming saturday, we will post his finished presentation here on the site.
We are in the process of migrating the urug.org web site. Jamis Buck has been maintaining the site since its inception. Recently he asked if there was someone more local, that would be willing to take over maintaining the site. Chris Cameron of Soniplex is donating hosting space. Coby Randquist is heading up maintaining the site and mailing list, Jarod Reid and Pat Eyler have also volunteered to help with the content and maintenance. We hope to keep the site accruate, timely, and useful for the ruby community here in Utah, and look forward to suggestions from the various groups.
Once we have a plan for migrating the mailing list we will let everyone know.
At the next utahvalley.rb meeting on August 22nd, Pat Eyler will be giving his upcoming RubyConf*MI presentation on Ruby libraries for developers.
After a period of inactivity on behalf of slc.rb a flurry of discussions on the urug mailing list has gotten slc.rb back on track. Our next meeting will be held on September 7th at Nuemont University.
The format for this meeting has not yet been determined, but will likely be a round table format, and we will use it to determine how we would like the slc.rb meetings to take shape in the future.
The RSVP application will be off line for a little bit so for now we will be utilizing the Mailing List to keep a tally of anticipated attendants.
Rod Schmidt will be talking about RubyCocoa, a Ruby to Objective-C bridge that allows one to develop native Mac OS X applications using Ruby and the Cocoa frameworks. Rod’s presentation is an update to the presentation he gave at the 2003 O’Reilly Mac Developers Conference. It covers how to use the Cocoa frameworks with RubyCocoa and takes you through creating a small demo application.
Rod Schmidt has a BS degree in Computer Science from the University of Utah and has been a professional developer in the Salt Lake area for over 15 years. In the past he has developed in C/C++ on the Windows platform and in Java on the J2EE platform. Rod has been developing desktop applications using the Cocoa application framework for the Mac OS X platform for the past 3 years. Rod has always been interested in different languages and also dabbled in Lisp and Smalltalk. Rod discovered Ruby in 2000 and has been following it every since. He runs the one man software company infiniteNIL, with a client that develops a leading Mac OS X desktop application. infiniteNIL also sells PhoneWord and is working on a new product called PackRat that will soon be available in early release.
Please RSVP before January 25 2006 at 5:00pm.
Our December meeting is this Wednesday, the 21st, at 7pm at Neumont University. We will be doing some team programming so bring your laptops, if you have them!.
If you are planning on attending, please RSVP before December 21 2005 at 5:00pm.
Due to Thanksgiving, this month’s meeting will be held a week earlier than usual. We have a special treat: Robert Half International will be sponsoring dinner, so come prepared to eat some pizza! Daniel Jimmie, Account Executive of Robert Half International will spend some time at the beginning of the meeting introducing himself and his company.
Following Daniel’s introduction, things will be pretty informal, so if you’d like to get together in groups and talk, or write code, or whatnot, feel free to do so.
The BudgetWise team may (time permitting) spend some of this time reworking the transaction edit UI.
If you are planning on attending, please RSVP before November 16 2005 at 5:00pm.
We have a meeting this Wednesday, the 26th. If you intend to come, please RSVP. Bring a friend, if you can! There will be a brief summary of the recent Ruby Conference, after which Jamis Buck will spend 15 minutes talking about the upcoming 1.0 of Rails, and Pat Eyler will spend 15 minutes takling about Ruby. Then we'll be treated to Brian Mitchell giving us an introduction to the Io programming language, (which Matz, at RubyConf, recommended as a good language to learn in addition to Ruby).
We have a new meeting place, too--Neumont University is now hosting our meetings, thanks to the footwork of William Voll. We will be meeting at 7pm in room #300 of Neumont University. NU is west off of the 106th south exit in Sandy. (See this page for directions.)
No meeting this month, but we'll get together in October, following RubyConf. Perhaps we'll actually have an official meeting place by then, and can give Ben and his family their house back!
Meeting on Wednesday, the 24th. If you intend to come, please RSVP. Bring a friend, if you can! Jamis Buck will (tentatively) be talking about the new SwitchTower utility in Rails, and there will be at least one breakout group afterwards (the BudgetWise team, discussing the roadmap). Feel free to form up your own groups, too, if you like.
Best of all, we have a free copy of the Agile Web Development with Rails book to raffle off! If you've been wanting a copy, here's your chance. All you have to do is show up!
Meeting on Wednesday, the 27nd. If you intend to come, please RSVP. Bring a friend, if you can! Jamis Buck will be discussing Ajax support in Rails, and there will be at least one breakout group afterwards (the BudgetWise team, discussing some UI issues). Feel free to form up your own groups, too, if you like.
Meeting on Wednesday, the 22nd. If you intend to come, please RSVP. Bring a friend, if you can!
Yesterday's meeting went very well. We had about ten people come. A summary of what we talked about was posted to the mailing list, and can be read in the list archives.
Next month's meeting will be on June 22nd, and Jacob Fugal has volunteered to give a presentation. If you have a topic you'd like to learn more about, shout it out to the mailing list and Jacob will pick one.
Meeting tomorrow, May 25th, at Ben Galbraith's home. If you plan on attending and haven't RSVP'd yet, please go to RSVP and do so. The address of Ben's house is there as well. See you all at the meeting!
The meeting scheduled for today didn't take place, I'm afraid. I've been working overtime to get Backpack ready for launch. We'll meet next month, May 25th, though, and make up for lost time.
A new RSVP mechanism is now in place. If you intend on attending the next meeting (on the 27th), please go RSVP for it, by submitting your email address. (Your email will only be used to ensure the uniqueness of each RSVP--it will never be given out!)
The first meeting of the URUG will be held on April 27th at 7pm. The venue and content remain to be determined. Future meetings will be held on the 4th Wednesday of every month.
We've got the domain registered, and the website up. There is also a mailing list (here--feel free to join!) where further discussions about the organization of the URUG will occur.
No RSS feeds or anything yet--it's all being done by hand. Eventually we'll move to a more automated system, but there are more pressing issues to resolve first.
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