FYI - RubyKaigi 2013 earlybird tickets now open.
On Tuesday, 12 March 2013 22:18:04 UTC+11, Andrew Grimm wrote:
>
> RubyKaigi tickets are now available:
> http://rubykaigi.doorkeeper.jp/events/2980
>
> RubyKaigi is awesome. You get to hear about Ruby in the birthplace of
> the language, and th
Hi, I'm Lucas and I'm also heading from Melbourne to RubyKaigi.
My twitter username is: @geekylucas
Incidentally, if you are flying on QF21 on Thursday 14th and you need to
kill some time inside the SYD international terminal I can guest 1 person
into the qantas first lounge (free food & booze)
I'll be there from 16th - 18th – my twitter is @hanke.
See you there!
Florian
--
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby
or Rails Oceania" group.
To view this discussion on the web visit
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rails-oceania/-/KVIlqM28q4gJ.
To
I stayed at "The B Ochanomizu" in... Ochanomizu when I went to Rubi Kaigi.
The price was ¥35000 for two people over two nights but they extended
the stay for a week at the same rate.
The hotel was unremarkable but since I was out and about most of the
time it didn't matter :-)
On Fri, Jul 1, 201
I tend to use airbnb when travelling these days… you could get a small, self
contained private apartment for a little more than a pretty tiny hotel room
in Tokyo.
--
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby
or Rails Oceania" group.
To view this discussion
Allo,
If you're getting in on the 15th Im planning a dinner at
http://www.mandarinoriental.com/tokyo/dining/molecular/. It's for
20:30 and so far there are 2-4 seats left (of 7 [pre-reserved for some
people]). If you're wondering how long it might take to get from
Narita to Tokyo, put it at somew
I also found a few places in Gion but it's a bit of a mission if you
based around shinjuku. However I do agree that once cans of coffee
loose there novalty, things can get a little desperate
On 20/06/2009, at 12:24 AM, Hugh Evans wrote:
> This is a public service announcement. By an amazing
This is a public service announcement. By an amazing stroke of luck there is
a cafe that sells "real Melbourne coffee" at the closest metro station to
the conference. This is good because although the food is amazing in Japan,
the coffee is very ordinary.
http://www.dfv.jp/pelleng.html
On Sat, Jun
Lyndon (who posted earlier) and I are heading over. Then heading down
to an island near okinawa for a festival. Will be great to see some of
you peeps.
On 06/06/2009, at 8:45 PM, Hugh Evans wrote:
> Shoaib, TIm and myself from Canberra are all going now too, so it
> seems there will be qui
Shoaib, TIm and myself from Canberra are all going now too, so it seems
there will be quite an Australian contingent there. I guess Leonard Chin's
pimping at RORO Sydney really paid off!
On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 1:44 AM, Dylan Egan wrote:
>
> Also 5000JPY for the pre-conference party.
>
> Regarding
Also 5000JPY for the pre-conference party.
Regarding the size, maybe they didn't expect such a spike? Im not sure
as to what it's been like previously, but I definitely know there is a
fair amount of interest this year than previously from people outside
of Japan. Also small conferences are much
2009/6/5 Torm3nt :
>
> To build on your point also Robert - they may be intentionally small
> so that they can enforce higher ticket prices - this is a fairly valid
> and very powerful tool to increase revenues without increasing costs.
Although at ¥6,000 (A$77) for a 3-day pass, I don't think th
To build on your point also Robert - they may be intentionally small
so that they can enforce higher ticket prices - this is a fairly valid
and very powerful tool to increase revenues without increasing costs.
Supply vs demand 101! Or, maybe they just couldn't get a larger venue
=P
--
Kirk Bushe
2009/6/5 Pat Allan :
> Different size conferences have completely
> different feels, and if they want something a bit more personal, then
> keeping numbers small is a good method of doing so.
>
> It's one of the great things about Rails Camps - you're seeing the
> same people for three days solid,
I disagree - there's value in having a small event, even if a lot more
people want to come. Different size conferences have completely
different feels, and if they want something a bit more personal, then
keeping numbers small is a good method of doing so.
It's one of the great things about
2009/6/5 Torm3nt :
>
> Robert - why is it crap organising that they sold out?
>
Because clearly they didn't provide anywhere enough tickets to meet
demand. Couldn't they have used a larger venue, given they would have
a rough idea how popular it would be based on previous years (i.e.
steadily inc
Robert - why is it crap organising that they sold out?
--
Kirk Bushell
http://www.kirkbushell.com
Follow me: http://twitter.com/kirkbushell
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 1:54 PM, Robert Gravina wrote:
>
> 2009/6/5 Lyndon Maydwell :
>>
>> A friend and I did this on Monday and got places. Definitely w
2009/6/5 Lyndon Maydwell :
>
> A friend and I did this on Monday and got places. Definitely worth a try.
>
> It blows my mind how quickly regular tickets sold out.
Yeah clearly there aren't enough tickets. I say that's crap organising
on their part - missed opportunity for many more developers to
2009/6/5 Ben Schwarz :
>
> Robert,
> If you're an international guest you can email 2...@rubykaigi.org to
> reserve a ticket.
> I'm not sure how many "extra" international places are available
> though.
Well, I'm working in Japan so I'm not sure if I qualify as an
international guest, but I guess
A friend and I did this on Monday and got places. Definitely worth a try.
It blows my mind how quickly regular tickets sold out.
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 11:27 AM, Ben Schwarz wrote:
>
> Robert,
> If you're an international guest you can email 2...@rubykaigi.org to
> reserve a ticket.
> I'm not s
Robert,
If you're an international guest you can email 2...@rubykaigi.org to
reserve a ticket.
I'm not sure how many "extra" international places are available
though.
Good luck, see you there (hopefully)
On Jun 5, 11:57 am, rgravina wrote:
> On May 26, 7:54 am, Dylan Egan wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
On May 26, 7:54 am, Dylan Egan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> For anyone interested in attending RubyKaigi, registrations are now
> open for gaijin I believe.
I'm currently in Japan, so I'd love to go to RubyKaigi. The only
problem is... tickets sold out in exactly 111 minutes once they went
on sale, I
22 matches
Mail list logo
