RailsConf EU '07 is over

Posted by David September 20, 2007 @ 10:11 PM

The party in Berlin came to an end all too soon. I had a blast there and so did everyone else it seemed. Such a fantastic atmosphere and group of people. If you weren’t able to make it, you can peruse the presentation slides or the pictures. Thanks to everyone who made it possible and to all who was able to come.

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  1. Skade on 21 Sep 07:07:

    So how about the preview release of Rails 2.0 that you mentioned in the keynote?

  2. DHH on 21 Sep 14:29:

    Skade, coming very, very soon ;)

  3. zeno on 21 Sep 14:57:

    other photos here

  4. Eleanor McHugh on 21 Sep 17:41:

    Another brilliant RailsConf Europe, once again bringing together so many people from beyond the traditional web development community and creating a really cool melting-pot of technologies and ideas. I can’t wait for next year :)

  5. uyutu on 21 Sep 21:50:

    tyutu

  6. Roderick van Domburg on 22 Sep 10:12:

    What he said. Thoroughly enjoyed it!

  7. Skade on 22 Sep 16:49:

    DHH,

    can’t wait, can’t wait, can’t wait ;).

    Nice Keynote by the way.

    Greetings Skade

  8. Frank Vilhelmsen on 23 Sep 10:35:

    After more that 10 years of Java conferences I notice mainly all the rubbish you don’t need to discuss. I am convinced. I am on Rails. See you next year.

  9. Doug on 24 Sep 17:27:

    Anyone know if the keynote will be available to listen to online?

  10. Skade on 24 Sep 19:36:

    AFAIK – no. But there are some written summaries.

  11. Don on 28 Sep 07:28:

    no videos? :-[

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