These posts are all in dutch but RailsConf Europe is covered pretty extensively:

Deze post maakt onderdeel uit van een serie van posts over RailsConf Europe

Although I don’t speak or read German, this post may be useful for those of you who do!

Die Organisatoren der RailsConfEurope, die vom 17. bis 19. September in Berlin stattfindet, haben das Vortragsprogramm der europäischen Konferenz zu Ruby on Rails bekannt gegeben.

TOC is getting traction even as far away as India!

The second annual Tools of Change Publishing Conference, hosted by O’Reilly Media, has been set for February 11-13 in New York City.

More coverage for Money:Tech:

Paul Kedrosky and Tim O’Reilly are the hosts of a new conference being held in November February: Money Tech. Its a look at the intersection of Technology and Money, Asset Management and Networks, Computing Horsepower and Trading.

We always enjoy seeing Ola at conferences, this is a good review of what happened at RailsConf Europe:

Overall I had a very good time at RailsConf this year. It’s a worlds difference from RailsConf last year in London, which I felt was a real waste. This year the energy was high, much interesting things going on and lots of nice and smart people.

Jesper Rønn-Jensen’s take on RailsConf Europe:

So RailsConf Europe this year is over, and there are a few things i want to highlight from a conference that in general was a smash hit.

Day three of RailsConf Europe is reviewed:

We were also informed that the RailsConf Europe 2008 will be in Berlin as well. All I can say is I expect to be there next year (and maybe Portland, too), and that I’ll be writing a post recapping my impressions on this year’s RailsConf Europe, which has been very interesting, and of course, a lot of fun.

Another great review for RailsConf Europe:

It’s always a difficult undertaking who you’re trying to attract with such a specialized conference like RailsConf, being about a specific framework in a specific area of development (The Web). Go too technical and lose the beginners. Stay too broad or basic and lose those who have been following for years. With RailsConf Europe 2007, I think the balance was basically pretty much spot on.

This is the kind of feedback the RailsConf Europe conference team loves to get:

That was RailsConf Europe 2007. It was way to soon over, but never the less it was a great experience. For Andi and me this was the first time we attended any conference and our expectations got surpassed. The atmosphere at the conference was just great, so next year we will be back for sure.

More from Caper Fabricius on RailsConf Europe:

I’ve only written two blogs from RailsConf Europe this year which has temporarily many-doubled the traffic to my blog

This is the first piece of news concerning the 2008 MySQL Conference & Expo. Let the submissions begin!

Call for participation is now open

The second day of RailsConf Europe is reviewed:

The first day was simple amazing. Great people, sessions and food ;) Berlin is a wonderful place. These are my impressions of the second and last day of the conference.

More from Caper Fabricius on RailsConf Europe:

I’ve only written two blogs from RailsConf Europe this year which has temporarily many-doubled the traffic to my blog

Always a riveting speaker, DHH gives his take on the RailsConf Europe:

Good times at RailsConf Europe

Nick was a speaker at RailsConf Europe but also authored the following blog about DHH:

Rails is no longer the James Dean character, looking outward, trying to convince you of something. It’s no longer about a rebellion or a revolution. Instead, Rails is settling in as a passionate, inward-looking craftsperson.

Another nice post about happenings at RailsConf Europe:

With more than 3 days full of Rails and fun and meeting cool people from all around the world behind me, here’s what I took home from Railsconf Europe

News from CodeGear at RailsConf Europe gets traction in eWeek:

CodeGear released Sept. 17 its new integrated development environment for Ruby on Rails, the open-source framework written in the Ruby programming language and popular with Web developers.

The latest news from Web 2.0 Summit, the details on the Web Bowl:

Competition Offers Everyone the Chance to Participate

RailsConf Europe is a wrap, here is the post conference press release:

The 2007 Program Included Visionaries and Detailed Rails Discussion

Here is a review of DHH’s keynote at RailsConf Europe:

This year, DHH noted that he up until now had started all his previous keynotes about Rails celebrating how “freakin’ fantastic we are”. For this keynote, he thought - with Rails being well within in its third year in existence - that it was time to perhaps be happy with what we have.

Here is a good encapsulation of what Dave Thomas said last night at RailsConf Europe:

Last night Dave Thomas kicked off RailsConf Europe with something different.

A nice story on the upcoming Money:Tech Conference:

O’Reilly announced a new addition to its conference roll with Money:Tech, which will take place in New York in February 2008. This event brings some excitement back to a market that’s been out of favor with Silicon Valley’s cognoscenti since the burst of the Internet bubble and the e-brokerage consolidation.

Roger Ehrenberg joins the debate and mentions Money:Tech:

My Infectiously Greedy friend Paul Kedrosky, major domo of the upcoming Money:Tech conference, ripped out a little ditty where he implied that developers were becoming even more important and prevalent at hedge funds than at software companies.

Dr. Roy T. Fielding of Day Software keynoted here at RailsConf Europe. I just had breakfast with him here in Berlin and he told me he’s delighted to be attending a “sold-out” conference. I suspect having this ground breaking software engineer in our midst had something to do with the conference attendance! Here is the release issued from his firm:

Day Software (SWX: DAYN, OTCQX: DYIHY), a leading provider of global content management and infrastructure software, today announced its chief scientist, Dr. Roy T. Fielding, will be featured as a keynote speaker at RailsConf Europe on Tuesday, September 18, 2007 at the Maritim pro Arte Hotel in Berlin, Germany.

An early review of the first day of RailsConf Europe:

The second tutorial of the day, “Using Adobe Flex with Rails ,” was very cool.

Keynoting today at RailsConf Europe:

Dr. Roy T. Fielding, will be featured as a keynote speaker at RailsConf Europe on Tuesday, September 18, 2007 at the Maritim pro Arte Hotel in Berlin, Germany.

Conference Chair, Paul Kedrosky from his blog regarding Money:Tech:

I’ve been thinking a lot about the nature of technology as it’s used by Wall Street.

French exhibitor, WebPulser issued the following release at RailsConf Europe:

Webpulser announced today from the Railsconf Europe conference

Conference sponsor CodeGear, announces news from RailsConf Europe:

CodeGear on Monday is releasing CodeGear 3rdRail, an IDE for building applications with the popular Ruby on Rails open source Web framework.

Nick is scheduled to make a presentation at RailsConf Europe this week on behalf of Sun:

Craig and I are part of a small group at Sun that’s embracing Rails in a big way, and we’re going to be launching a site built mostly on Rails later this fall.

The winner of the free pass to RailsConf Europe is announced:

Thanks again to O’Reilly for sponsoring the contest.

Great news for RailsConf Europe…

We’ll have one packed show to put on. I can’t wait to hook up with everyone again. Go Berlin!

This is detailed article about O’Reilly Media, Tim ,and eventually discusses the Tools of Change Conference:

Open the door to O’Reilly Media’s headquarters and you won’t see the usual reception desk. Instead, you’ll enter a minilibrary stacked with an impressive collection of its publications in its floor-to-ceiling bookcases.

This blog entry regarding the upcoming RailsConf Europe conference is from one of the speakers:

I will be in Berlin, along with Joe McGlynn (product manager) as well as Shelby Sanders and Mark Howe (both R&D). See you there, it should be electrifying!

Exciting news from the Web 2.0 Summit Conference this morning, we have just confirmed Rupert Murdoch and Chris DeWolfe as guest speakers! The entire schedule is now live as well. For the full details, read the release below:

2007 Web 2.0 Summit Announces Program Lineup

A speaker from RailsConf Europe blogs about the event:

So RailsConf Europe is once more upon us, and a fortnight from now spikyblackcat and I will be reprising last year’s mind-boggling sensation

This release discusses the VC panel at Web 2.0 Summit, John Battelle announces changes and exciting additions to this year’s event:

VC Panel News Release

He’s right, registration is open until Wed, Sept 5 12:00 p.m. west coast time….

RailsConf Europe 2007 Is Only Two Weeks Away and Only a Few Seats Remain

When someone as influential in the technology industry as Chris Anderson speaks, we listen. Check out this wonderful quote conference Chair Paul Kedrosky blogged today regarding the upcoming Money:Tech Conference:

Many congrats on the conf, which is the first I’ve seen in years that I feel I absolutely must be at.

James Niccolai posts a good article on the future of Rails, directly from DHH himself:

Developer of the important Web application framework says he won’t add much to the next version.

This is a nice blog mention from Andrew Binstock about Ubuntu Live, that addresses the “down to earth” approachable vibe Mark Shuttleworth and his team managed to convey:

The conference was especially enjoyable because of the lack of zealotry

Buzz continues on for the 2007 Where conference:

I just discovered this Where 2.0 conference put on by the o’reily network. There’s some really cool presentations about whats going on in mapping technologies and web mashups.