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Ruby And Rails In Munich

Posted by Stephan on 12. November 2008

The Ruby & Rails people in Munich will meet on Thursday 13^th November 2008 19:00 (CET) at the traditional place, the “Augustiner am Dom”. It’s also entered to the Ruby on Rails UG Wiki. Also see the German rubyforen site.

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