[LRUG] A talk I'd like to give... what do I need to do?

[Taryn East]

Is there a page on the LRUG website telling potential speakers what they
need to do to be a speaker? If not - maybe we should add one... if so -
maybe we could make it more prominent?

In any case - I have a talk I'd like to give.

"Making your rails app kick ass with ruby-prof and kcachegrind"

I've used the above pair of apps a few times to profile some of the rails
projects I've worked on. They're powerful tools that can let you dig down
into the bowels of your code and find the real trouble-makers, but they
require a bit of familiarity as they really are a bit of
information-overload. So I thought I could give a talk on how to set them up
- where/how to use them and what they can do for you.

So a) is this of interest and b) if so - what do I need to do to give a
talk?

Cheers,
Taryn
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