[LRUG] [ANN] Our March meeting

[Murray Steele]

Hi again,

Just to let you know that we now have a couple of talks confirmed for our
March meeting:

* “I got an email from the Government the other day” by Stuart Harrison
* “My first Rails bug report” by Alex Balhatchet

We’ve also got one more talk we’re waiting for details on.  There’s still
space for a 10 minute talk if anyone was thinking about putting their hand
up.  We’d love to have you!

Details available at: http://lrug.org/meetings/2020/march/
You can register to attend:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/london-ruby-user-group-march-2020-meeting-tickets-95281155501

See you all in a few weeks,

Murray & the rest of the organising team

ps. Seems I missed a word in my last email: “a 1.5hr gource.io rendering of
the ruby commit history over some white.” should have had the word “noise”
at the end.  I guess it was a confusing and/or terrifying enough prospect
without it though ;). Thanks to all those who got in touch!

On Mon, 17 Feb 2020 at 21:45, Murray Steele <murray.steele at lrug.org> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Our March meeting is due on Monday 9th March.  We’ll be hosted by Makers
> at their Academy on 50-52 Commercial Street.  If you’re so inclined you can
> sign up via Eventbrite here:
> https://www.eventbrite.com/e/london-ruby-user-group-march-2020-meeting-tickets-95281155501
>
> You’ll notice a dead link on that page to
> http://lrug.org/meetings/2020/march/ and that’s because we have no
> confirmed talks yet so nothing is published there.  So, please do sign up,
> but even better, sign up and get in touch with us at talks at lrug.org to
> volunteer a talk, otherwise it’s going to be a _very_ weird evening.
>
> As usual, we welcome talks from all on a broad range of topics.  If it’s
> something you’re interested then chances are some other rubyists will be
> interested too.  We don’t expect speakers to be experts either; consider
> using your talk as a way to explore something for the first time, or as a
> way to ask for help on some topic.  Send us an email and we can help you
> work out if your idea is talk-worthy (it almost certainly is) and give you
> tips on how to go from that idea to presenting it on the LRUG stage.
>
> See you all in March, hopefully for something more interesting than
> watching a 1.5hr gource.io rendering of the ruby commit history over some
> white.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Murray & the rest of the organising team
>
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