[UniMacTech] Ruby for Mac OS X Workshops

[Andrew Jeffrey]

The Apple University Consortium is pleased to announce it is offering  
20 partially funded places to each of the AUC Ruby for Mac OS X  
Workshop to be held in Sydney on the 26 - 27 February 2009 and  
Melbourne on 19 - 20 February 2009.

Ruby is a object oriented program language which has a syntax which is  
simple and consistent.

Because of its underlying design, Ruby has found a number of uses in a  
number of areas. Today we have RubyCocoa, which provides a Bridge  
between Ruby and Objective C languages, allowing users to manipulate  
Objectice C objects from Ruby and vica-versa. In addition to this  
there is Ruby on Rails which is a web application framework, allowing  
developers to write powerful web applications quickly and easily.

This workshop starts off by looking at the rules and principals  
governing the Ruby Programming Language before examining how Ruby can  
be used on the Mac to write great RubyCocoa or Rails applications.

More information about the workshop and how to apply.
<http://www.auc.edu.au/Ruby+For+Mac+OS+X+Workshop>