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

[Susana Ruiz]

I think it's a great talk, Taryn. Go for it!

Cheers,

Susana

2009/7/13 Murray Steele <murray.steele at gmail.com>

> 2009/7/13 Taryn East <teast at globalpersonals.co.uk>
>
>> 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?
>>
>
> Not a shabby idea at all.  I'll knock something up and stick a link in the
> sidebar.  Although, you've done exactly all that any willing speaker needs
> to do (e.g. mail this list and volunteer).
>
>
>> 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?
>>
>
> Sounds good to me, are you available for the August meeting (Wednesday
> 12th?).  If you are I'll get in touch off-list to hammer out more details
> (timings, tips for slides, etc...).
>
> Cheers
>
> Murray
>
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