Rails - Oct 2009 - ANN: Mastering Ruby and Rails Training

Hi Folks,

We''re pleased to announce a new 4-day training course for practicing
Rails developers called "Mastering Ruby and Rails" taught by Dave
Thomas and Chad Fowler:

  http://pragmaticstudio.com/mastering-ruby-rails

The guys have taken the best of their popular Advanced Ruby and
Advanced Rails courses and combined them into a single course. But
rather than simply picking standalone topics from each course, they''ve
designed this new course around the creation of a sophisticated Rails
application.  It''ll be a mixture of relaxed instruction and hands-on
labs where you''ll work in teams to build this application. Along the
way, you''ll bump into design and coding challenges that typically
cause Rails applications to grow in complexity, and you''ll find
yourself asking "What''s a good way to solve this problem?"
But now you
won''t be alone. We''ll all discuss the issues and explore
solutions
together.  It''s going to be a lot of fun!

Registration is now open for the first course in Long Beach, CA on
December 1-4.  Save $300 by registering before October 24th.

We hope to see you there!

Mike

Looks like a great course. Any plans for offerings early in the new
year?

On Oct 21, 8:35 am, clarkware
<m...-CFUc0I3L9bZ12P304vW/MUEOCMrvLtNR@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> We''re pleased to announce a new 4-day training course for
practicing
> Rails developers called "Mastering Ruby and Rails" taught by Dave
> Thomas and Chad Fowler:
>
>  http://pragmaticstudio.com/mastering-ruby-rails
>
> The guys have taken the best of their popular Advanced Ruby and
> Advanced Rails courses and combined them into a single course. But
> rather than simply picking standalone topics from each course,
they''ve
> designed this new course around the creation of a sophisticated Rails
> application.  It''ll be a mixture of relaxed instruction and
hands-on
> labs where you''ll work in teams to build this application. Along
the
> way, you''ll bump into design and coding challenges that typically
> cause Rails applications to grow in complexity, and you''ll find
> yourself asking "What''s a good way to solve this
problem?" But now you
> won''t be alone. We''ll all discuss the issues and explore
solutions
> together.  It''s going to be a lot of fun!
>
> Registration is now open for the first course in Long Beach, CA on
> December 1-4.  Save $300 by registering before October 24th.
>
> We hope to see you there!
>
> Mike