RubyKaigi

RubyKaigi is an annual conference held in Japan for Ruby programmers that was held for the first time in 2006.[1]

Description

During RubyKaigi, there are presentations, discussions, and events about the Ruby programming language.

RubyKaigi was originally called the "Japanese Ruby Conference," but there was some confusion with Ruby Central, so it was named RubyKaigi.

At the end of RubyKaigi2010, staff reported that the final year of RubyKaigi would be 2011,[2]. However, Ruby no Kai resumed RubyKaigi in 2013 as "RubyKaigi" instead of Japanese "Ruby会議". They also decided to change its first language to be English instead of Japanese.[3]

gollark: Nobody particularly wants to use those. Which is fine, but it precludes a stock market.
gollark: Notably, systematized ways to do loans and such, and any real notion of a company.
gollark: A stock market is the shiniest piece of financial technology people think of, but there are many simpler ones SC simply doesn't have.
gollark: Or to sell them.
gollark: Since they are just brand names for a player or a group of players in a partnership, it would not really make sense to buy stocks.

References
  1. http://rubykaigi.org/2010/en/Prospectus
  2. 2010年08月30日 RubyKaigi2010終了しました (Japanese) - http://rubykaigi.tdiary.net/20100830.html
  3. "公用語に英語、「再起動」したRubyKaigi 2013が東京で開催". @IT. 2013-06-03. Retrieved 2014-03-31.
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