RubyCamp will run on two tracks: A conference-style track with “classic” talks on Ruby topics and an unconference-style track with more informal hack-a-thons, hands-on project demos, ad-hoc coding sprints, lightning talks, and more.

Q: How do I sign-up for a RubyCamp conference talk?

Send your talk proposal to the organizers. The sooner you send in your talk proposal the better your chances to get approved.

Need talk ideas? Have talk ideas? Stop at our RubyCampVancouver wiki event page.

Q: How do I sign-up for leading a more informal RubyCamp unconference-style coding sprint, hack-a-thon or hands-on project discussion?

Post some information about your Ruby project you’re interested in leading a coding sprint or hands-on informal discussion on our RubyCampVancouver wiki and send a posting to the Vancouver Ruby/Rails Mailing List/Forum to stir up some interest from fellow Rubyists.

We will have one, two or three smaller rooms available at WorkSpace throughout the day. The more info you post and interest you stir up the better your chance to get a 30 minute, 1 or 2 hour room booking.