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Crowd-sourced RailsConf notes! Working together is better. :)

Not a member of the newhavenrb organization and want to contribute? You should be able to edit via the web interface and make a clone (but not push). But if you run into a problem, send us a message via GitHub or Twitter, or if you just want to make a small contribution, fork and make a pull request.

The Idea

• Internet access generally sucks at events like this. This wiki works offline; it's just a git repo full of Markdown files.
• You don't have to fork (actually, GitHub doesn't handle forking wikis all that well); just clone, make your changes, commit, and push like you would for code.
• This is an index page. It has a list of talks, each of which can have their own page(s).
• You can add your name below talks you're planning to attend. (Separate lines are best to prevent merge conflicts.)
• It's just a suggestion, but here's a template for notes.
• Beyond git and a text editor, there's a software list that might help you out.

Talks

NOTE: we're working on a generator to fill out template wiki pages with data from the RailsConf JSON.

Sunday 2012-04-22

• Ignite RailsConf

Monday 2012-04-23

• David Heinemeier Hansson Keynote
• Rich Hickey Keynote
• Aaron Patterson Keynote

Tuesday 2012-04-24

Just an example:

• Foo
  • @jamesgary
  • @benjaminoakes
• Bar
  • @danbernier
  • @jamesgary
• Baz
  • @benjaminoakes

Wednesday 2012-04-25

• Foo

See Also

• RailsConf 2011 Notes
  • benhamill
  • benjaminoakes
  • trevmex
• RubyConf 2011 Notes (from several people in @hedgeyedev)

External Links

• RailsConf on Twitter
• RailsConf 2012 Sessions
  • As JSON (and the related conversation on adding output in the wiki)
• RailsConf 2012 Community Events (source code)
  • RailsConf 2012 Party Registration
  • Ignite RailsConf Registration
• Confreaks (confirmation) - RailsConf isn't typically included, but it's not an O'Reilly event this time.