> Open question to anyone in a similar vein. What do we have for training in > the area? I would imagine basic Ruby, Rails, and other training would be of > interest and fairly valuable.
As far as I know, the only public training available regularly is the Pragmatic Studio. I fully agree that having some other alternatives would be very useful. I have even thought about putting something together as I've done a couple private training sessions but it's a lot of work. Furthermore, I'm not sure if I want to become a trainer as sorts but maybe it would be better for the local community if someone did. Now that I don't have conference organizing taking all of my free time, I could ponder putting together a Ruby Bootcamp program. I was originally thinking something that met weekly in the evenings and lasted for around 6 weeks. The other thought along this line was to take on an apprentice to work with me on my next project. Though I would only be willing to take on one, it would be very beneficial to that one developer. Doing a Ruby Bootcamp would help more people in a shorter time frame (the apprenticeship would likely be a 3 month thing). Just thinking out loud here. Cheers, Marty _______________________________________________ Bdrg-members mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/bdrg-members
