Ruby Conference Kenya 2019

Nairobi July 25, 2019, July 27, 2019

http://rubyconf.nairuby.org/2019
Tags: Emerging tech, Ruby, Entrepreneurship, Opensource, Agile

CFP closed at  June 18, 2019 03:06 UTC
  (Local)

Ruby Conference Kenya (RubyConfKe) is an annual conference dedicated to Ruby programming language. It is organized by Nairuby.org, a community-driven group of developers who wish to promote the use of Ruby, the formation of an inclusive and supportive Ruby community, Involvement of startups and corporates, and the education of Ruby developers.

Ruby Conference Kenya 2019 will take place at iHub, Nairobi, Kenya on July 25th through July 27th, 2019. We will be accepting talk proposals from February 14th, 2019, through June 1st, 2019. Due to the competitive nature of the selection process, we encourage you to submit your proposal as early as possible. RubyConfKe 2019 is a single-track conference with two days of talks and workshops. This means that the number of proposals we can accept is limited to the number of talks and workshops we can comfortably fit in three days. Don’t be disappointed if your proposal isn’t accepted!

CFP Description

2019 THEME: AGILE, OPEN SOURCE, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP All speakers are required to adhere to RubyConfKe code of conduct. We will reject any proposals that do not appear to be in good taste. We encourage you to submit proposals that cover a wide variety of skill levels and a wide variety of topics. Our selection committee will attempt to create a program that is enjoyable for everyone by choosing talks that are aimed at Entrepreneurs, Opensource maintainers, Open source contributors, beginners, seasoned Ruby developers, and people who know how to bootstrap Ruby 2.6.1 and Ruby Frameworks.

Important dates 1. This call for proposals closes **June 1, 2019 at 23:59:59 EAT. 2. We will contact you about your proposal on or before **June 30, 2019. If not, please contact us!

Mentoring and review assistance Ruby Conference Kenya 2019 lasts for three days, Singletrack format, targeting 500 people. Speaking to an audience of this size can be daunting. To assist speakers, we will be providing experienced mentors from our community to help mentor and review presentations.

Duration: Proposals should be for a presentation of a maximum of 45 minutes. Speakers should budget 5-10 minutes at the end of their 45 minutes for questions from the floor. The time limit of 45 minutes will be enforced by the moderator.

Diversity: We strongly encourage diversity at our events. We will be actively soliciting proposals from a variety of potential speakers. Not all speaking slots at the conference will be filled by this CFP. Ruby Conference Kenya reserves the right to invite speakers who have not submitted proposals in order to create a conference that is more enjoyable, more informative, and more inclusive.

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