RubyWorld Conference 2015 Set for Nov. 12-13; Registration Available Until Oct. 16

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Executive Committee for RubyWorld Conference

Oct 08, 2015, 01:00 ET

MATSUE, Japan, Oct. 8, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- The RubyWorld Conference Executive Committee will hold this year's biggest business conference in Japan RWC 2015 on November 12-13.

In February 2013, the programming language "Ruby" marked 20 years since its development, coinciding with the release of Ruby 2.0.

Through this year's seventh RubyWorld Conference, Ruby will offer everyone the opportunity to consider ways of penetration as well as the permeation process and growth involved, as it aligns itself with the real world of diversity.

-RubyWorld Conference 2015-

Dates:	November 12 and November 13, 2015
Venue:	Shimane Prefectural Convention Center: Kunibiki Messe
Organizer:	Executive Committee for RubyWorld Conference
	(Affiliated bodies)	Ruby Association/ Shimane Prefectural Government/ Matsue Municipal Government/ Shimane University/ Matsue College of Technology/ JETRO Matsue / Shimane Industrial Promotion Foundation/ Shimane Information Technology Industry Association/ Open Source Software Society Shimane/ METI Chugoku Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry
Admission:	5,000 yen (Registration required)
	http://2015.rubyworld-conf.org/en/
Keynote Speakers:	Yukihiro Matsumoto (Ruby Association/ Chairman)
	Linda Liukas (Hello Ruby Children's book author)

-Program Now Open

Selected general speakers:

Zachary Scott (Shutterfly)
Building crossplatform cli apps with mruby
Tetsuya Hirota (Computer Engineering and Consulting)
Trial of IoT with Ruby/mruby
Takanori Suzuki (Miracle Linux)
mruby extension module for monitoring system
Uchio Kondo (GMO Pepabo)
Ruby way OpenStack - Utilization of Ruby in Pepabo's OpenStack
Masahiro Tomita (Fujitsu Systems East)
Multi-database support and performance improvement for non-Rails application
Ai Yoshitani (Froide)
Using Ruby as a weapon: Turning a tiny local temporary staffing agency into a software house
Hiroshi Mimaki (SCSK Kyushu)
Tips for mruby embedded system development; mruby application example for ET-Robocon
Tsehau Chao (5xRuby)
Building Ruby on Rails applications with the Taiwan Government
Masaki Takeuchi (WINWORKS)
Ruby Driven Optimization Solver
Ayumu Aizawa (Tokyo University of Science Graduate School of Innovation Studies)
Innovation Management with Ruby
Mu-Fan Teng (5xRuby)
My experience of Ruby education in Taiwan
Yohei Yasukawa (YassLab)
Continuous Translation System: How We Continuously Translate Rails Guides