Lightning Talk: Kansai Regional Rubyist Meetups
summary
Ruby Kansai is founded in 2004 and runs large weekend meetups with about 60–80 attendees while regional groups like amagasaki.rb under 10 attendees run casual weeknight sessions. Kansai now hosts over 10 active Kansai meetups, which increases fit by time, location and skill level. Small meetups produce deeper discussion, more teaching opportunities and quicker feedback; Ruby Kansai plans to act as a hub connecting beginners and experts across communities.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 0:20Self-introduction
- 1:48Many Kansai Regional RubyMeetups!
- 2:11The Diversity is Good
- 2:51Good points of small meetups
- 3:54Upcoming RubyKansai events
- 4:33The future of RubyKansai
- 5:13Summary
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