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You've heard the hype about Rails and you're excited
about it - but how do you get started? Well, Carson Workshops
have lined up one of the world's leading Rails developers,
Geoffrey Grosenbach, to give you an intensive one day
workshop.
Following on from their one-day 800-strong Future
Of Web Apps conference, Carson Workshops present a one day workshop:
Get Started with Rails.
Workshop leader Geoffrey Grosenbach is hightly respected in the
Rails community. "Geoffrey has been one of the most
enthusiastic members of the Rails community for a long
time," says David Heinemeier Hansson, the creator of Rails.
"Between running the Rails Podcast and releasing great
plugins like Gruff, Sparkline, and CSS Graphs, he's a
big-time, valuable contributor."
With Rails, you can write clean, effective and elegant code -
Geoff will show you how to get started. After you've
finished this one day workshop, you'll have all the know-how
to get started.
The workshop is followied by a social, starting at 7pm.
Bookings & Further Details:
http://www.carsonworkshops.com/dev/rubyonrails/30MAR2006.html
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Get Started With Ruby On Rails
You've heard the hype about Rails and you're excited about it - but how do you get started? Well, we've lined up one of the world's leading Rails developers, Geoffrey Grosenbach, to give you an intensive one day workshop
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