I'm so happy to see that there is a lot of interested people. We have 15 people so far, not counting the extra help. Only more 5 spots!
On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 10:33 AM, Rafael MVC <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi everybody, sorry for the delay, I was out of the country in > the beginning of the week. > > Here are some more details on the training: > > - Please register at http://sdrubytraining.eventbrite.com/ > - We can fit about 20 people. > - Please bring your own laptop. > - It is free. > - I'm giving some extra time (from 6:30 to 7:00), so we can get your > computer setup for ruby on rails, eat and socialize before start. > - It starts from the basics of Ruby and Rails, no knowledge of Ruby OR > Rails required. > - But you must have a basic understanding of programing (object > oriented), databases and HTML. We can adapt to the crowd when we get > together and figure out where we are as a group. > - I want to have several classes, so we can cover things in details and > code as we go. > - If you cant attend because of the time and date, please send me an > email with your schedule and I will discuss with the rest of the people for > reasonable date. > - If you already know Ruby on Rails and want to come, you are very > welcome. It helps to have some extra people. But please register as "extra > help" so we can plan the for pizza. > > If you need to contact me, my phone is 720 837 2322. > > I'm planning to get pizza from a local pizza place, but I'm open to other > suggestions: > > http://regentspizza.com/menu.html > > As I said before, the main focus of this event is to help the new comers to > learn ruby, and if you have any suggestions, they are very welcome. > > Thank you, > Rafael Cardoso > > -- SD Ruby mailing list [email protected] http://groups.google.com/group/sdruby
