Episode 459: Blue Ridge Ruby with Jeremy Smith and Mark Locklear
The Ruby on Rails Podcast
Show Notes
Jeremy Smith is a designer/developer who runs a tiny one-person web studio called HYBRD. Mark Locklear is a Web Developer and Project Manager at the Extension Foundation. Together, they are co-hosting Blue Ridge Ruby, a two-day, single-track conference featuring ten speakers, plus lightning talks. The conference will be held at the historic Masonic Temple in downtown Asheville on Thursday, June 8th and Friday, June 9th.
Show Notes:
- Blue Ridge Ruby
- Sponsor Blue Ridge Ruby
- HYBRD
- IndieRails Podcast
- Jeremy Smith (@jeremysmithco) / Twitter
- Mark Locklear (@marklocklear@techhub.social) - Twitter
- Mark's Personal Site
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