ruby on rails

Pragmatic Technology Solutions, Pune is organizing a 2 day workshop "Ruby on Rails Boot Camp with Test-Driven Development (TDD)" @ Pune on
March 29th and 30th 2008.

For more details look at
http://www.pragmatictechnologysolutions.com/bootcamp.html

Innobuzz Knowledge Solutions, has Launched a course for Training on Ruby on Rails and hereby it comes the first training company in India to have launched a course on Ruby on Rails.

The third batch of the Free Online Ruby Programming Course conducted by Satish Talim, starts 7th January 2008.

Already 1560+ people have enrolled for the course from across the globe. Brazil leads the way with over 550 registrations and India in third place with over 125.

Registrations close on 6th January 2008 - so hurry.

India is an offshore software development center, PHP MySQL development and MySQL Programming center. In India new challenges are accepted by well skilled PHP developers and programmers and they are also resolving them and moving ahead. For the PHP developers, open source codes are always available without any cost. Developers can use, manage and update the code. They are also editing, modifying the source code and then after they update these code.

Hello Every one,

Just a reminder on ThoughtWorks Master Class Series, Its in Pune on 26th May at Sun & Sand.

Check The Details at www.twi.co.in

Register on te website, very few seats remaining.... its a free conference for the developers...

See you there.. Kedar

Siddharth Karandikar has come up with a site paahijen.com, which is basically about Applications in Indian Languages. Read his interview here.

Nag. B is the brain behind Startups.in. Startups.in simplifies the establishment of startups through a collaborative approach that is a win-win situation to all the involved members. I’ve invited Nag to share some of his experiences in this interview.

Recently, JRuby has been gaining more and more attention in the Java and Ruby communities. Java is a powerful platform and there are millions of lines of Java code being written each month, that the world will have to live with for a long time from now. By leveraging Java the platform with the power of the Ruby programming language, programmers get the best from both worlds. You better not ignore JRuby any more!

Here's a partial list of companies in India working with Ruby on Rails.

The number of Ruby on Rails projects coming into India is growing exponentially. Till last year, it was mainly smaller companies who were executing these projects. However, the scenario has changed today with big players like IBM, Google, Thoughtworks, Persistent in the fray.

This has resulted in a growing need for Ruby and Ruby on Rails professionals. The Learning Ruby Job Board caters to the needs of companies looking to hire such professionals as well as professionals looking for such jobs.

https://barcamp.org/OssBarCampMumbai

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OssBarCampMumbai is proposed to be a camp where we brainstorm/ share ideas/ discuss on the latest in open source world, web technologies. It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from attendees.

Attendees are strongly encouraged to give a demo, a session, or help with one. You can help by taking notes on the wiki, blogging the event, helping to promote the event, or helping with logistics.

IIMM a premier management institute located in Pune, is the first Institute in India to introduce Ruby and Rails for all their Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) courses, starting February 2007.

IIMM today is ranked as one amongst the top 15 B-Schools in the country (India).

Thanks to Ajay at ITVidya for connecting me to Jeevan of Providence Network, Colombo, Sri Lanka.
It gave me a chance to travel to Colombo and train a team of Java/php programmers on Rails.

So all i can say is communities such as this are a great platform for networking, and you may see unexpected oppurtunities and experiences coming your way.

In the continuing series of interviews with Ruby gurus, we meet Topher Cyll today.

In the continuing series, we just interviewed another Ruby guru - Phil Tomson. More to follow...