[LRUG] [ANN] November meeting details - New & Improved, with 200% more content!

[Murray Steele]

Hi all,

(previously on LRUG announcement emails):

Our November meeting will be on Monday 8th November, and as usual we’ll
> congreate over zoom.  The “doors” open at 6:20pm, we kick off formal
> proceedings about 6:30pm and we aim to be finished by 8pm.  Some of us will
> hang out on the zoom call after the talks past 8pm if you’d like to keep
> chatting ruby.


> This meeting we have … uh … is this right? … 0 talks lined up.


(today on LRUG announcement emails):

Thanks to everyone who volunteered, we now have 2 talks lined up for you:

* “Failing better w/ Load Shedding & Deadline Propagation across services”
by Christian Gregg
* “Why Rails is still relevant for startups in 2021” by Chris Parsons

You can find more details on both these talks at
https://lrug.org/meetings/2021/november/ .

We had a lot of volunteers so we may yet confirm a 3rd talk for Novemeber,
so keep an eye on your inboxes and the LRUG website for changes.

We’re still having virtual meetings on our limited capacity zoom account,
so if you want the url to the zoom meeting to be sent to you on the day,
then you must:

1. Read the code of conduct so you know how to behave:
https://readme.lrug.org/#code-of-conduct
2. Register to attend and receive the zoom URL at:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lrug-november-2021-tickets-200455155767

See you all on the 8th!

Murray & the rest of the LRUG organising team

ps - actually, 200% more than 0 is still 0 right? Eh… maths is the first
casualty of marketing.

On Sun, 24 Oct 2021 at 13:26, Murray Steele <murray.steele at lrug.org> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Our November meeting will be on Monday 8th November, and as usual we’ll
> congreate over zoom.  The “doors” open at 6:20pm, we kick off formal
> proceedings about 6:30pm and we aim to be finished by 8pm.  Some of us will
> hang out on the zoom call after the talks past 8pm if you’d like to keep
> chatting ruby.
>
> This meeting we have … uh … is this right? … 0 talks lined up.
>
> Ah.
>
> Hmm.
>
> That’s not great is it?
>
> We have one talk pencilled in for December, but our November meeting is
> empty right now.  That’s where you come in, we hope.  We’re looking for
> short (up to 10 minutes), medium (upto 25 minutes) or long (up to 40
> minutes) talks on something ruby or ruby-adjacent.  If you program in ruby,
> and you think it’s interesting, chances are most of our attendees would
> too.  For example there were a couple of people last month thinking about
> giving talks on the new JS ecosystem that Rails 7 will expose us to.  It’s
> not ruby, but it is ruby-adjacent.
>
> We also don’t expect that our speakers are experts in their topics.  It
> might be that you’ve just dug into something and wanted to share your first
> impressions, or you want to talk about something you find confusing to
> start a discussion about it and get tips.  Or maybe you want to share that
> you were daunted by something and actually it wasn’t that complex once you
> dug into it and you want to share that experience too.  We love hearing
> freshing perspectives on our tools, and we’re more than happy to help you
> shape an idea into a talk, we’d even run a rehearsal with you if you wanted.
>
> Anyway please volunteer something - we’d love to hear from you!  And do
> spread the word to your colleauges, friends, family, acquaintances that
> we’re looking.  Heck, at this point we’d probably even be happy for you to
> spread the word to your enemies too.
>
> We’ll post the registration page on eventbrite and meeting details on
> lrug.org shortly, but hope to be able to do so with at least one talk on
> the agenda before we do.  Could you be our saviour?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Murray & the rest of the LRUG organising team
>
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