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RailsConf Europe 2008 Delivers Advanced Skills to European Rails Community Berlin Conference Showcases Successful Rails Experts from around the World Sebastopol, CA, Sept. 12, 2008—The third annual RailsConf Europe September 2-4 in Berlin gave the dynamic European Rails community exactly what it asked for: Technical tools to match its advancing skills.

Szeryf Kowalczyk with informative details of sessions at RailsConf Europe: It seems that I got too carried away writing about DHH keynote and forgot to mention other session I’ve been to that day. The first one was Hacking the Mid-End: Unobtrusive Scripting and Advanced UI Techniques in Rails, then Rails Software Metrics and Modeling Denormalization - The Speed You Need, the Order You Crave.

David A. Black: I got home yesterday from RailsConf Europe 2008 in Berlin, and am very happy to say that the event was a major success. It was particularly gratifying to hear from many attendees that they found the program content more advanced and more instructive than last year.

Jonathan Weiss sums up his 2nd day at RailsConf Europe: Day two of RailsConf Europe 2008 is over and so are my two sessions. On tutorial day Mathias and I did a 4h workshop on deploying and monitoring Rails applications. The tutorial went really well, apart from the AirportExpress base station not coping with 100 laptops connecting to it.

Johannes Fahrenkrug participates in Community Code Drive in Berlin: I'm in the keynote session right now and day 2 of this year's RailsConf Europe is almost over. Yesterday was actually the tutorial sessions day, which I didn't book. But a much more exciting thing was going on in a small room down the hall: The Community Code Drive.

Casper Fabricius' blog summary of David Heinemeier Hansson's keynote address: Be proud of your legacy code. Extract concerns. Make exceptions from DRY. David Heinemeier Hansson's keynote at RailsConf Europe 2008 was titled "Living with legacy software", and centered around the notion of how to deal with your own old code.

Be proud of your legacy code. Extract concerns. Make exceptions from DRY. David Heinemeier Hansson’s keynote at RailsConf Europe 2008 was titled “Living with legacy software”, and centered around the notion of how to deal with your own old code. The articles summarizes the talk.

Be proud of your legacy code. Extract concerns. Make exceptions from DRY. David Heinemeier Hansson’s keynote at RailsConf Europe 2008 was titled “Living with legacy software”, and centered around the notion of how to deal with your own old code. The articles summarizes the talk.

Sebastopol, CA- Co-presenters O'Reilly Media and Ruby Central have unveiled the program for RailsConf Europe, the official trusted event for the Rails Community in Europe on 2-4 September, 2008, in Berlin, Germany. Organizers have extended early registration until 30 July, offering community members the chance to save up to £150.

Sun Microsystems is a diamond sponsor of Rails Conf Europe 2008 and we'll be there! Here is the list of Sun sessions: Tuesday, 9/2/2008 Take the JRuby Challenge: Deploy Your Rails Application with JRuby and Taste the Difference, 13:30, Saul Maritim A Wednesday, 9/3/2008 JRuby: The Other