[Boulder-Denver Ruby Group] Introductions

[Brian Gibson]

Are you handing this off or opening this to make it a group project?  If it's the latter I'm in.  I'm in charge of enough projects at work/personal that I don't want to take the helm of another, but certainly wouldn't mind hopefully stretching myself in a way that work or personal projects don't.  Working with others is an opportunity to learn from others.

Brian Gibson

----- Original Message ----
From: Chris Riddoch <riddochc at gmail.com>
To: bdrg-members at rubyforge.org
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 5:08:25 PM
Subject: [Boulder-Denver Ruby Group] Introductions

Hi, folks.

I'm the organizer for the Boulder Linux Users Group, and have been
using ruby for a couple years now. It's my scripting language of
choice, these days.

For some time now, I've been working on (and been stalled, for various
reasons) a rails-based system that would be suitable for managing
information about meetings, presentations, speakers, announcements,
and so forth, for BLUG. It somewhat surprises me that this hasn't been
done in a generic way.

I'm sure most of us have plenty of work on our hands, but if anybody
wants a quick one-off weekend project, there's definitely a need.

And just think, you'd be helping out bdrg.rubyforge.org, too.

-- 
epistemological humility
  Chris Riddoch
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