Rails Girls Workshop Presentations

2018

• You never believe what happens next! by Floor Drees from Rails Girls Leiden 2018

2017

• Git and Github by Austin Kabiru from Rails Girls Mombasa 2017
• Debugging by William Wanyama from Rails Girls Mombasa 2017
• My Story by Joannah Nanjekye from Rails Girls Mombasa 2017
• How I celebrated my Failure as Success by Manel Rhaiem from Rails Girls Bratislava 2017 -Git and Version Control by Ramón Huidobro from Rails Girls Bratislava 2017
• O que é o Rails Girls? by Daniela Petruzalek from Rails Girls Pelotas 2017

2015

• Introdução ao Rails by Marina Limeira from Rails Girls Maceió 2015
• Why do we need to talk about women in technology? by Clara Santana from Rails Girls Maceió 2015

2014

• Stuck? Take a break! by Ramón Huidobro from Rails Girls Vienna 2014
• On breaking rules (and things) beautifully by Laura Gaetano from Rails Girls Vienna 2014
• Where do we go from here? - A guide to the post-Rails-Girls-event blues by Laura Gaetano from Rails Girls Linz 2014
• The turtle that codes by Nadja Lederer from Rails Girls Linz 2014
• Software is eating the world by Martin Schuerrer from Rails Girls Linz 2014
• What if you could code all summer long?! - Rails Girls Summer of Code by Floor Drees from Rails Girls Linz 2014
• Introduction to git by Laura Gaetano from Rails Girls Linz 2014
• Programming, Web Applications and Ruby on Rails by Marco Schaden
• Rails Girls Summer of Code by Laura Gaetano from Rails Girls Ostrava 2014
• How the Principles of Ruby Inspired the Rails Girls Community, Slides by Terence Lee and Linda Liukas in RubyConf Taiwan 2014
• Rails Girls: Not Only for Girls by Haruka Iwao from RubyKaigi 2014

2013

• My Story by Laura Gaetano from Rails Girls Milan 2013
• Github by Anton Bangratz from Rails Girls the Hague
• What is this open source thing all about by Andreas Tiefenthaler from Rails Girls the Hague
• Rails Girls Summer of Code by Anika Lindtner from Rails Girls the Hague
• How to get in..? by Martina Simicic from Rails Girls the Hague
• Web Apps by Rails Girls Poznan
• Introduction to Rails Girls Poznan by Rails Girls Poznan
• RGSoC - no need to be a dragon by Rails Girls Poznan
• Being the 'Rails Girl' by Hephzibah W
• Learn Rails they said, it will be easy they said by Floor Drees from Eurucamp 2013
• Git Basics - Rails Girls Canberra
• ¿Por qué programo? - Rails Girls by Alvaro Pereyra from Rails Girls Lima
• Programming for People by Samson Ootoovak from Rails Girls Wellington
• Rails Girls Sofia
• Introduction to Web Apps by Tobias Pfeiffer from Rails Girls Berlin
• Bentobox Exercise by Rails Girls LA
• Ruby Gems by Michael McCormick from Rails Girls LA
• The Terminal by Jen Diamond from Rails Girls LA
• Rails Girls LA Intro by Jessica Lynn Suttles
• Speak Geek from Rails Girls Frankfurt 2013
• Taking the First Step from Rails Girls Frankfurt 2013
• A Brief Overview of Ruby on Rails from Rails Girls Frankfurt 2013
• Heroku from Rails Girls Frankfurt 2013
• How the Internet Works from Rails Girls Frankfurt
• Diversity is Good
• Programming 101 by Rodrigo Haenggi from Rails Girls Vienna 2013

2012

• The web and programming: an introduction - Simple, short and friendly by Alja Isakovic from Rails Girls Ljubljana
• RailsGirlsと手榴弾とわたし from Rails Girls Tokyo
• Understanding Web Apps by Maricris Nonato from Rails Girls Manila
• Rails Girls Manila
• Rails Girls Zurich Keynote by Gregor Martynys
• From Zero to Deploy by Marina Petrova from Rails Girls Munich
• Ruby, Rails and Tools by Frederik Fix by Rails Girls Munich
• Don’t Fear The Internet (what is: web-site, HTML, CSS, JS) by Rails Girls Ukraine
• Mom, where do Sites come from? by Rails Girls Ukraine
• The Why's of Rails Girls by Rails Girls Ukraine
• Introduction to Ruby by Rails Girls Ukraine

2010

• Programming & The Web & Programming the Web by Vesa Vänskä

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