SCOTLAND ON RAILS 2008
This April, in Edinburgh, the Ruby community in Scotland will host its first conference dedicated to Ruby and Rails. Whether you\'re interested in finding out what Ruby and Rails can deliver, or already convinced and keen to hang out with some of the foremost thinkers in the community, this conference is for you!

RAILS
Since it\'s release in 2004, Rails has been delivering extraordinary productivity for web developers. Rails has also blazed the way for increased adoption of Ruby in many companies, and that\'s made a difference to a great many companies not even interested in web applications.

COME SEE 20 EXPERTS
Scotland on Rails features 20 speakers, ranging from local developers delivering experience reports, to keynotes and sessions by community movers and shakers from Europe, the US and New Zealand. The conference sessions range from beginners to advanced and we\'ve even arranged a Charity Tutorial the day before providing intro level materials for anyone not familiar with Ruby and/or Rails.

Meet some of the biggest names in Ruby and Rails in Edinburgh, this April - 2 full days for half the price of an iPhone

SKILLS MATTER PROMOTION: SAVE £25
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	Welcome to the QCon Fin eXchan Cleve Gibbon : 8th Oct 2008
	The Ruby Watir framework Aidy Lewis : 11th Aug 2008
	RabbitMQ and ruby Ben Hood : 14th Jul 2008
	Act As Xapian Francis Irving : 14th Jul 2008
	LRUG, Ruby & Erlang Murray Steele : 26th Jun 2008
	Concurrent & Multicore Haskell Ganesh Sittampalam : 26th Jun 2008
	Ruby as Multimedia glue Nick Ludlam : 9th Jun 2008
	Genomes On Rails Matt Wood : 9th Jun 2008
	ActionScript 3.0 Peter Elst : 30th May 2008
	Getting your pet project off t Tom Armitage : 12th May 2008
	Monkeyweaving Tim Becker : 12th May 2008
	Various Code Demos Various Speakers : 14th Apr 2008
	Making Ruby run Effectively on Kresten Krab Thorup : 10th Mar 2008
	Creating a high-risk Rails app Thomas Pomfret : 10th Mar 2008
	Handling Long-Running Tasks in Rail... Andrew Stewart : 10th Mar 2008