[LRUG] [ANN] June meeting details - Monday 10th - We have a venue!

[Murray Steele]

Hi folks,

Happy to announce that we have a venue for the June meeting so it’s going
ahead in person!  We’re being hosted by the kind folks at Le Wagon in their
campus on Kingsland Road, just north of Hoxton overground station.

Full details available at https://lrug.org/meetings/2024/june/

It's still just the one talk - "Things I've learned maintaining
OpenStreetMap” by Andy Allan - so if you were waiting for a confirmation of
venue to volunteer something now is your chance!

You can register to attend via
https://www.tickettailor.com/events/lrug/1266075

Looking forward to seeing you all there!

Cheers,

Murray & the rest of the organising team

ps We do still need talks and a venue for our July meeting on Monday 8th so
please do get in touch if you can help out with either of those things!

On Mon, 27 May 2024 at 20:53, Murray Steele <murray.steele at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi folks,
>
> Consider this a pre-announcement of our June meeting.  It’s due on Monday
> 10th.
>
> We have a talk lined up called "Things I've learned maintaining
> OpenStreetMap” by Andy Allan.  The app that runs the open street map
> website is a rails app and Andy is one of the maintainers of it.  He’s
> going to talk to us about the challenges, one of which is managing the
> pull-requests of the many keen, but not profressional rubyist, contributors.
>
> I spoke to Andy after the pub in Oct about this and have been looking
> forward to hearing it since then.
>
> What we need though is a venue. Yes it’s nice to have food + drink
> provided, but we really just need a space with decent wifi so we can
> connect to zoom and get a recording and a screen to project on to.
>
> Can you help us out?  Please?
>
> Another talk wouldn’t go amiss either.  Maybe you’ve been lucky enough to
> be selected for one of the various ruby confs happening across Europe and
> the world and would like to practice?  Maybe you _weren’t_ lucky enough to
> be selected and want to give the talk anyway?  Maybe you literally just
> learned something and want to tell the world all about it?  Maybe you are
> really keen to learn something and like the pull of a deadline of a talk
> about it to force the issue?
>
> Maybe you want to talk Fred up on his offer to turn the recent Array#each
> implementation change into a talk?
>
> Maybe you want to recite
> a poem about why
> ruby is
> so fun
> so expressive
> so do |stanza|
>   blocky
> end
>
> Anyway, help us out, please?
>
> You can, should you wish, find out more by looking at the PR to write up
> the meeting: https://github.com/lrug/lrug.org/pull/333/files
>
> Cheers,
>
> Murray & the rest of the organising team
>
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