Rails rumble

[Jamie Dyer]

Anyone want to form a BRUG team, or two, for the rails rumble? This year it's on 16th October http://railsrumble.com/

For those that don't now it's a 48 hour code-a-thon where teams of up to 4 people build a web app, judging and prizes are awarded for the best apps.

Jamie

[nicolas alpi]

Be quick as the registration are now open!

http://railsrumble.com/login

Have fun guys this year is going to be awesome I suspect
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Nicolas Alpi, web developer
http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com

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[Alex]

Yea, I'd enjoy doing that.

On Sep 8, 12:17 pm, Jamie Dyer <jam5...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Anyone want to form a BRUG team, or two, for the rails rumble? This year it's on 16th Octoberhttp://railsrumble.com/

[Theo Cushion]

Quite interested in doing a real time app that incorporates a bit of
XMPP (I'm a sucker for the punishment). Last years winning entry was
not the bog standard Rails app and was AMQP based with a lot of JS.

Anyone up for it? Any good ideas on what would make a good small real
time app?

Theo

[Jamie Dyer]

I've signed up one team called bruggers-1, does someone else want to signup a bruggers-2 team and we can work out who's going on what team at a later date. Signup at http://railsrumble.com/login

Jamie