Ruby Hero Awards
summary
Community-run nomination site rubyheroes.com collects nominations and a volunteer panel vets the top nominees, expanding the usual six honorees to eight winners this year. The ceremony cites concrete contributions: GitHub contribution charts, maintenance of Bundler and Rack, a Rails 4 “zombie outlaws” course released free via Code School, and the grassroots Rails Girls program growing into roughly 76 follow-up events. Viddler covers bandwidth for the free videos, and the awards celebrate measurable, ongoing projects.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Ruby Hero Awards intro
- 1:20History and purpose
- 2:25Nomination and selection
- 3:52Thanks to organizers
- 4:34Free Rails 4 course
- 5:36Award instructions
- 6:39Terence Lee honored
- 8:52Sandy Metz recognized
- 10:00Mike Perham celebrated
- 11:51James Tucker applauded
- 13:01Brian Shirai honored
- 14:19Rails Girls impact
- 15:43Rails Girls team
- 16:04Closing remarks








