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Hi,

My name is Yasuko Ohba, an user of Ruby on Rails in Japan.

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Yasuko
y.ohba@e...

Hi

kdmsnr - KADO, Masanori
http://capsctrl.que.jp/kdmsnr/

I'll add Paolo "Nusco" Perrotta to this ML.
He is an author of "Metaprogramming Ruby"
and a speaker of "A Metaprogramming Spell Book".

kdmsnr - KADO, Masanori
http://capsctrl.que.jp/kdmsnr/

Hi I'm ujihisa. I'll go to RubyKaigi2010 from Vancouver, Canada.
I'm a speaker and a sub-event organizer and a staff.
Nice to meet you.

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@ujm

Hi there, I'm looking forward to seeing rubyists from all over the country!
Let' enjoy together!

I'm Sarah Mei, Ruby developer from San Francisco, USA. I'm excited to
go to RubyKaigi this year! I've been wanting to go since I started
doing Ruby 4 years ago.

I speak and write a little Japanese - enough to get by while traveling
perhaps. I'll be doing my talk mostly in English. :)

Sarah Mei
sarahmei.com/blog

On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 3:16 AM, Paul Elliott <paul@h...> wrote:

I will be staying a few days after the conference to see Tokyo and would enjoy some company if any other rubyists are doing the same. After reading Adam's extremely helpful email on the mailing list, I think I will be staying somewhere in Shibuya.

Hello, Paul. I'll also stay for a couple of days after the conference.

  Paolo Perrotta, Italy

Hi, I'm Venj Chu from China. I'll join Ruby Kaigi 2010.

Hey I'm Jake Scruggs and I work at Backstop Solutions (
http://www.backstopsolutions.com/).
Twitter: @jakescruggs
Blog: http://jakescruggs.blogspot.com/

Brief History: High School Physics Teacher, then apprentice at Object
Mentor, then ThoughtWorks, then Obtiva, and now Backstop.

look forward to meeting everyone,

• Jake

Hi,

My name is Makoto Inoue and I will be joining from London, UK. Looking
forward to seeing you all.

Thanks.

Makoto

Hi there,

I'm a Software Engineering student at the Uni of Sydney. I've worked
with Python, Java, C, PHP (regrettably) and am finding I spend more and
more time with Ruby.

I've studied Japanese to about the JLPT-4 level a few years ago, but
have forgotten most of it.

Nick

Hello!

Nice to meet you! Here's one of my favorite ChucK patches:

 fun void distort(UGen source, UGen dest) {
     source => blackhole;
     Impulse i => dest;
     0 => float last;

     .1 => float max_slew;

     while(1::samp => now) {
         // make roundy
         source.last() => float in => float out;
         if(in >= 1) 2./3. => out;
         else if(in <= -1) -2./3. => out;
         else in - (in*in*in)/3. => out;

         if(Math.fabs(out - last) > max_slew) {
             if(out < last) last - max_slew => out;
             else           last + max_slew => out;
         }

         out * 3./2. => i.next;
     }
 }

 adc => Delay d;
 10 => adc.gain;
 1::second => d.max => d.delay;
 distort(d, dac);

Tom Lieber
http://AllTom.com/
http://ckvlang.org/

Awesome job setting up the list!
I was considering creating a google group for the people who I know will be
attending myself :)

See you in August! Can't wait

Hi there,
I'm igaiga, a moderator of a sub-event entitled "World Wide Ruby Conferences".

in the event.

I'm looking forward to seeing you in Tsukuba!

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igaiga / Kuniaki IGARASHI
Everyleaf Corporation
igaiga _at_ gmail.com
http://twitter.com/igaiga555/

Kakutani-san,

Please allow me to join the mailing list.

Thanks,
Valerie

...

Hi Guys,

My name is Kirill (kirillrdy) from Melbourne ( Australia )

I used to live in Japan ( about 3 years ago )

Last winter ( japan ) had a couple of drinks with Akira Matsuda and Leonard
Chin. ( thanks guys )

Also, had some great time with Rubyist from Kansai, okkez,cuzic, sixeigt,
nanki ( drinking til morning )

Looking forward to RubyKaigi
I will spend a week in Kansai before rubykaigi so looking forward to joining
some people over there as well.

All the best,
Kirill R

Everything is made from a Dream - /-Sakurai Kazutoshi-/

"To iterate is human, to recurse, divine."

• Robert Heller

"To recurse is human, to box a continuation into an object and send it
across a network is divine. "

• Andy Kitchen

Hi there!

I'm Shay Friedman. I am a Microsoft IronRuby MVP and the author of IronRuby
Unleashed.

I'm going to talk about IronRuby in the upcoming RubyKaigi conference where
I'll try to show you what's in IronRuby for Rubyists.

Looking forward to that!

Shay.

Shay Friedman | Microsoft Visual C#/IronRuby MVP | Author of IronRuby
Unleashed
Blog: http://IronShay.com | Twitter: http://twitter.com/ironshay

Hello everyone,

My name is Jiang Wu, I come from China. For people from USA, you may
find my accent a little like Joe Wong <http://www.joewongcomedy.com/>,
because his hometown is near from mine.

I am working in Shanghai, which holds Expo 2010 now. I began to use
sinatra from Feb. 2009, after I tried merb and rack, because sinatra
kept my code clean and made me feel easy. On RubyKaigi, I want to
introduce some projects that make its development easier.

I love to read poetry in my spare time and write my own to record my
life. Maybe we can exchange impressions of Yeats' poetry as interests.

Looking forward to meeting you on RubyKaigi!

Jiang Wu

Hi there!

I'm Shay Friedman. I am the IronRuby guy (IronRuby is Microsoft's
implementation of the Ruby language) and I'm going to talk about IronRuby in
the upcoming RubyKaigi conference.

Looking forward to that!

Shay.

Shay Friedman | Microsoft Visual C#/IronRuby MVP | Author of IronRuby
Unleashed
Blog: http://IronShay.com | Twitter: http://twitter.com/ironshay

Hi,

I'm June Williams from Portland, Oregon looking forward to RubyKaigi.

Hello. I'm a Ruby developer based in London. I've been using Ruby for
about three years.

My friend and I are looking forward to visiting Japan and would
appreciate any help and advice to make the trip as good as possible.

Thanks

Julian

Recently joined a Software Development firm as an intern.

Few weeks later bought tickets and booked flights for Ruby Kaigi. Heading
along with Kirill Radzikhovskyy (kirillrdy@g...). Should be a great
experience.

Hello!

I'm a ruby programmer from Norway attending RubyKaigi this year.

Looking forward to it!

Regards,

Christoffer Eliesen
Systemdeveloper
Redpill Linpro AS - Changing the game
http://www.redpill-linpro.com

Oslo, Norway.

Greetings!

I'm Ches, an American currently living in Bangkok, Thailand and an
engineer at Rails Machine. This will be my first visit to Japan and
I'm looking forward to it! I'll be staying for a week or so before
and/or after the conference, looking at booking the specifics soon, so
if anyone has advice to share or other cool events or gatherings to
know about, I'd love to hear from you.

Thanks!

Ches Martin
http://chesmart.in
http://railsmachine.com

Hi -

I have a couple of questions. First, I'd like to confirm that the first day
there is an event I suggested on adding a call frame object in Ruby 1.9.3 or
beyond. (Currently I have a prototype called RubyVM::ThreadFrame on
http://github.org/rocky/rb-threadframe). I understand that would be the
first day morning but I don't see the event let alone the time listed
anywhere yet.

Assuming that the event is still on, should I register for RubyKaigi 2010,
or is that automatic? Do I have to and pay fees to attend this event?

Thanks.

Hello

hi!

Hi all,

My name is Behzod, shortly Beck. Nice to be here.

Regards,
Beck

Hi, All!

My name is Takeru SASAKI. I am Japansese.
http://twitter.com/urekat
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/urekat/

I will talk about AppEngine/JRuby in JRubyKaigi.
http://jrubyconf.com/jrubykaigi2010/schedule.html.en#3
(But I will talk in Japanese. sorry.)

See you at Tukuba!

Hello! I am one of the core JRuby developers, and will be speaking and
attending RubyKaigi2010 and JRubyKaigi2010. I'm looking forward to
meeting JRuby users, Ruby users that are interested in JRuby, and
non-Ruby users on the JVM that want to use Ruby. I'll also be speaking
at a Google Tech Talk event on my other language Mirah and how it can
be used for building Google AppEngine applications.

Looking forward to meeting everyone!

• Charlie

Hello there :) Please add me to the list. Thanks

Greetings,

I'm traveling from Mountain View CA, where I'm a web developer for Google.
I maintain the google-appengine gem, and post to the jruby-appengine blog.
I created the Dubious framework for App Engine, written entirely in Mirah.

 Hello!

Greetings-

I'm a Ruby developer from San Diego, California. Ruby Kaigi will be my
first trip to Japan. Quite looking forward to it.

• John

John Parker
jparker@u...

Hi, there

i'm JRubyKaigi organizer.

Thanks,

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Koichiro Ohba / koichiro@m...

Hi ya, I've added my colleague Shitata Hiroshi(hsbt) to this list :) Thanks,

Hi, everyone.

My name is SHIBATA Hiroshi(Eiwa system management)
I'm developped tDiary, the tsukkomi oriented blog system.

SHIBATA Hiroshi mailto:shibata.hiroshi@g...
URL:http://www.hsbt.org/

Hi,

I'm Koichi Fujikawa, an organizer of Japan JRuby User Group.
We'd like to have a small meeting at the 1st night of RubyKaigi,
"Community Night".
Please join us if you're interested in JRuby and Japanese JRuby users!

• Koichi

���� �K�� (FUJIKAWA Koichi)

Blog: http://fujibee.org/ (ja) http://fujibee.org/en (en)
Twitter: http://twitter.com/fujibee
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/koichifujikawa
Working for: http://cirius.co.jp/
Founder of: http://github.com/fujibee/hadoop-papyrus

Hello.
My name is Vlad.
Please let me join ML.

Yorosiku onegaisimasu.

Hello,

This is Kouichirou Eto from Asakusa.rb.
I'm living in Tsukuba, so please feel free to ask me about Tsukuba.

Best Regards,
Kouichirou Eto

Hello.My name is Tsuyoshi Yoshikawa(@tsuyoshikawa).
I am an Passionate Programmer in Japan.
I want to introduce my event to overseas.

Hi, I'm SAKAKI.

Working at 30min. Inc. ( http://30min.jp/ ) at Harajuku.
If you come to Harajuku,Shinjuku,Shibuya, I may help you!!

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Hi mates,

I'm Sean or Shunsuke if you can pronounce it.
Working for the company called Atlassian, which you might be more familiar
with our product, JIRA.
I lived in San Francisco, but moved in Tokyo last month to boost Japanese
market.

Some of you may know that we like making T-shirts. I will probably wear
Atlassian T-shirt tomorrow. When you find me anywhere, feel free grabbing me
to chat!!

Cheers,
Sean

Shunsuke "Sean" Osawa
Phone: +81-3-3526-5254
Twitter account: Sean_SF

Atlassian - our software is helping over 20,000 customers in more than 134
countries collaborate and develop.

I'm a little late joining, but better late than never ;)

Best,

Alex Sharp

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