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2009 Videos

Keynote Videos

• David Heinemeier Hansson
  Rails 3 ...and the real secret to high productivity
  69:29
• Desi McAdam, Sarah Mei, Lori Olson
  Women in Rails
  62:16
• Robert Martin
  What Killed Smalltalk Could Kill Ruby, Too
  60:56

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Community Videos

• Railsconf 2009 - Tutorials Day
  3:49

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2009 Conference Photos

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2009 Presentation Files

• JRuby on Google App Engine  John Woodell, Ryan Brown
• JRuby on Google App Engine  John Woodell, Ryan Brown
• Modeling Workflow in Ruby and Rails   David Bock

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Blog Posts

• Welcome to Ben Scofield - RailsConf Co-Chair
• RailsConf 2009 Gives Practical Tools for Success: Deeply Technical Sessions Fill Days Dedicated to Rails
• We need both engineers and artists in programming
• So how do we get more women into Rails?
• We need both engineers and artists in programming

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RailsConf 2010 Call for Participation Is Now Open

Happening June 7-10, 2010 at the Baltimore Convention Center, RailsConf is *the* official event for the Ruby on Rails community. If you're passionate about Rails and what it helps you achieve—or are curious about how Rails can help you create web frameworks better and faster—RailsConf is the place to be. Learn more about RailsConf.

Speak at RailsConf 2010 - Bring Us Your Hardcore Technical Know-How

Ruby Central and O'Reilly Media are seeking leaders for RailsConf sessions and tutorials. Are you a hacker, Rubyist, trainer, web developer, programmer, Rails system administrator, and/or entrepreneur with something to share with the Rails community? If so, submit a proposal for RailsConf 2010.

Again this year, we're keeping the Call for Participation open longer — three months longer — to leave room for even more up-to-the minute Rails topics to come through. That means most of our speakers won't be notified that their proposal has been accepted until mid-April. *But* that also means that you can go in and edit your proposal as many times as you'd like before the CFP closes on March 17.

Have an Idea for RailsConf?

Do you have an idea or suggestion for something you want to see at the next RailsConf but don't want to formally submit a proposal? Then send your idea to rails-idea@oreilly.com

Important Dates

• Proposals are due: March 17, 2010
• Registration will open: February 2010
• Speakers will be notified by: mid-April 2010 or sooner