by Paul Klipp
14 December 2008
I was interviewing an experienced Ruby programmer who was new to Krakow last week and in the course of our conversation I told him about some of the beneficial groups in Krakow for people interested in Ruby development and agile development. He knew about the Krakow Ruby Users Group, of course, but he didn't know that Lunar Logic Polska started it and continues to manage it with the help of some dedicated members. He didn't know that Agile Krakow was Krakow's first agile group before it merged with the Polish Agile Users Group and that we started that, too. He had come across my ITSBA initiative from my blog post below. He wondered why we didn't make a bigger deal of our role in the agile and Ruby community. I suppose it does have it's marketing value, or else I wouldn't be writing this blog post, but really we do it because we love what we do and we enjoy spreading the joy. We're just passionate about the tools and technologies that have made us and our clients so happy and passion is always a pleasure to share.
Since I'm on the topic already, if you're reading this and will in Krakow on the 13th of January, please join us for the first KRUG meeting of the group's fourth year. Go to the KRUG site for details.