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Also, here's a write up on my personal blog: http://alindeman.github.com/2011/01/07/p2pu-intro-to-ruby-and-rails.html

It's up: http://p2pu.org/webcraft/introduction-ruby-and-rails

Will be open for registration ~ 12 January. Feel free to get a head start on the sign-up task though.

So is it finalise yet ?

Would love to learn Ruby on Rails too

great, i would like to learn from the beggining

Great. wish to enroll

@Andy Lindeman:
Good to know that the course goes ahead! The proposed 6w+6w structure seems ideal.
I joined the list to stay updated.

After discussing with some folks, I think it will be better to have a 6-week Ruby course followed by a separate 6-week Rails course.

This offers a few advantages, especially to folks who may already know Ruby, but not Rails.

It also allows folks to learn Ruby for applications outside web (of which there are many).

I'm in the process of putting together a syllabus for the Ruby course now. Discussion is ongoing on the p2pu-webcraft list if you're interested.

Any updates on the status?

I have a decent amount of history with Ruby and have recently come up to speed on Rails. Given that I also have a lot of time in the next few months, I'd be willing to co-organize.

So we definitely have enough demand for this course, is anyone willing to organize or co-organize it?

I've worked with Ruby on Rails about a year ago, but only very briefly. This would be a nice opportunity to learn about it. I'd love to give it a try :)

Into PHP for some time and recently into MVC. Would love to give Ruby/RoR a try.

I want to expand into ruby, this would be great for me!

This is what open source stand for. the knowledge is for those who seek and are eager to learn. WebCraft is in the right mindset. Great work

I'm a c# and asp.net (recently using mvc) dev who has played with RoR and thinks it is very good. Would love to learn it alongside other likeminded souls

I definitely like this idea, I'm happy to provide guidance and support for the course organizer.

Good work getting Ryan involved with the Think Vitamin stuff!