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October 's NYC Ruby Happy Hour is next Wednesday

September 27, 2008 Dan Podsedly

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Next week is the first Wednesday of October, and that means another New York City Ruby Happy Hour, sponsored by Outside.in and Pivotal.

Where: Outside.in, 20 Jay St Suite 1019 (10th Fl), Brooklyn, NY
When: 7-9PM, Wednesday September 3rd
Who: If you’re a developer who uses Ruby and would like to meet some other Ruby folks, toss around ideas, or just have a few beers, we welcome you with open arms!

There will be pizza, beer and wii-based entertainment for everyone. Click here for more details, and to RSVP.

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