what does "we speak Ruby" really mean?
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Kakutani Shintaro is a Ruby programmer and organizer in Japan. He works at Eiwa System Management building Ruby on Rails applications and coaching clients in agile methodologies. He is involved in the Ruby community as a board member of Nihon Ruby-no-kai and a core organizer of RubyKaigi conferences. RubyKaigi conferences bring together Ruby programmers internationally to share knowledge in a spirit of collaboration represented by the Ruby value of being "nice" to one another.
what does "we speak Ruby" really mean?
- 1. “Ruby ” KAKUTANI Shintaro; Nihon Ruby-no-kai; Eiwa System Management,Inc. 2010 4 25
- 2. 2010 4 25
- 3. 2010 4 25
- 4. Coming to you from Tokyo http://www.flickr.com/photos/motoe/2178326040/ 2010 4 25
- 5. Eiwa System Management,Inc. 2010 4 25
- 6. ✓ Building Ruby/Rails App ✓ Agile Coaching to clients ✓ sometimes give a talk in conference 2010 4 25
- 8. slideshare can’t handle my cover slide properly since last year :< http://www.slideshare.net/kakutani/presentations 2010 4 25
- 9. Some Translation Works 2010 4 25
- 10. 2010 4 25
- 11. 2010 4 25
- 12. I’m a board member of 2010 4 25
- 13. Nihon Ruby-no-kai (Japan Ruby Group) http://jp.rubyist.net 2010 4 25
- 14. I’m one of RubyKaigi organizers 2010 4 25
- 16. (talk about it later) 2010 4 25
- 17. I’m the founder of Regional RubyKaigi project 2010 4 25
- 18. 17 kaigis 9 cities 21 months (2008.08 - 2010.05) 2010 4 25
- 19. I’m a core member of Asakusa.rb 2010 4 25
- 21. Asakusa.rb is the most famous regional Ruby user group in Japan☺ 2010 4 25
- 22. ✓ Asakusa.rb ✓ Mitaka.rb ✓ Akasaka.rb ✓ Chiba.rb ✓ Tokyu.rb ✓ Hokuriku.rb ✓ Matsue.rb ✓ Jimbocho.rb ✓ Sapporo.rb ✓ ... 2010 4 25
- 24. feel free to contact me when you’re coming to Tokyo☺ 2010 4 25
- 25. What Does “We Speak Ruby” Really Mean? 2010 4 25
- 26. It’s not only we can read/write Ruby, 2010 4 25
- 27. but also We think/behave like Ruby☺ 2010 4 25
- 28. Language matters to programmers 2010 4 25
- 29. I’m using Ruby over 9 years 2010 4 25
- 30. the language you’ve chosen to spent time with, 2010 4 25
- 31. Ruby 2010 4 25
- 32. in turn reflect back on you, for better or worse. 2010 4 25
- 33. ...Can you believe it? 2010 4 25
- 34. Human used to type a semicolon at the end of each line while they’re programming. 2010 4 25
- 35. It’s intentional by Matz☺ 2010 4 25
- 36. Evidence: 2010 4 25
- 39. Ruby 2010 4 25
- 40. Ruby makes me feel more powerful 2010 4 25
- 41. I feel Ruby loves programmers 2010 4 25
- 42. Why do I feel Ruby loves programmers? 2010 4 25
- 43. Ruby trusts programmers! 2010 4 25
- 44. Ruby trusts programmers ✓ Duck Typing ✓ Open Classes ✓ Powerful Meta- Programming 2010 4 25
- 46. I’m getting love Rubyists http://www.flickr.com/photos/pragdave/542486933/ 2010 4 25
- 47. I have fun to play with their... 2010 4 25
- 48. CHAOS! Yeah! I’m here! http://lumberjaph.net/blog/index.php/2010/03/25/github-explorer/ 2010 4 25
- 49. I’d love to organize RubyKaigi to get them together. (it must be fabulous!) 2010 4 25
- 50. I became behave like Ruby on running RubyKaigi 2010 4 25
- 51. Respond to messages from rubyists dynamically instead of limited static behaviour. 2010 4 25
- 52. I’m willing to change my behaviour if it were needed. 2010 4 25
- 53. We’ve been improved and leveraged RubyKaigi through Reflections/ Retrospectives. 2010 4 25
- 54. ~50 RubyKaigi ~20 Attendees ~10 Ratio non-Japanese ~5 Japanese ~246 ~400 ~544 ~654 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 4 25
- 55. 2010 4 25
- 56. RubyKaigi2009 ✓ Scott Chacon ✓ Thomas Enebo & ✓ Yehuda Katz Nick Sieger ✓ Jason Goecke ✓ John Mettraux ✓ Michael Fellinger ✓ Andriy Hnativ ✓ Jeremy Evans ✓ Joshua Hull ✓ Aaron Quint ✓ Daniel Bovensiepen ✓ Ilya Grigorik ✓ James Edward Gray II ✓ Mohammad A. Ali & ✓ Aaron Patterson Ehab El-Badry ✓ Vincent Isambart 2010 4 25
- 57. Last, but most important 2010 4 25
- 58. “With great power comes great responsibility. 2010 4 25
- 59. Be nice 2010 4 25
- 60. “Matz is nice, so we’re nice. 2010 4 25
- 61. Be nice to Rubyists and non-Rubyists(so far) 2010 4 25
- 62. Be “nice” to each other! 2010 4 25
- 63. RubyKaigi is yet another implementation of “nice” as Ruby-ish. 2010 4 25
- 65. Aug 27-29 2010 @Tsukuba, Ibaraki,Japan 2010 4 25
- 66. 2008 2010 2007 Narita 2009 2006 2010 4 25
- 67. Keynote speakers 2010 4 25
- 68. Matz 2010 4 25
- 69. Jeremy Kemper http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2009/09/13/Shimane-Rubyworld-Conference 2010 4 25
- 70. Chad Fowler http://www.flickr.com/photos/x180/3505452356/ 2010 4 25
- 71. Session Speakers 2010 4 25
- 72. We’re looking for speakers!! (deadline: 28th April) http://rubykaigi.org/2010/en/CallForPresentationProposals.html 2010 4 25
- 73. look forward to meeting w/ you in RubyKaigi☺ 2010 4 25
- 74. Summary 2010 4 25
- 75. What Does “We Speak Ruby” Really Mean? 2010 4 25
- 76. It’s not only we can read/write 2010 4 25
- 77. Ruby 2010 4 25
- 78. but also We think/behave like 2010 4 25
- 79. Ruby 2010 4 25
- 80. “With great power comes great responsibility. 2010 4 25
- 81. Be “Nice” to each other! 2010 4 25
- 83. We’re looking for speakers!! (deadline: 28th April) http://rubykaigi.org/2010/en/CallForPresentationProposals.html 2010 4 25
- 84. look forward to meeting w/ you in RubyKaigi☺ 2010 4 25
- 85. shintaro@kakutani.com 2010 4 25