Rocky Mountain Ruby

Monday, September 28th and Tuesday, September 29th 2026

A two day, single track conference in the heart of Boulder, Colorado.

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An intimate single-track Ruby conference in Boulder, Colorado — good talks, real conversations, and the kind of hallway track you actually remember.

Why Rocky Mountain Ruby?

Good talks combined with plenty of time for the "hallway" track.

An Intimate Conference: Engage in meaningful conversations and build strong connections in the Ruby community.
Community: Join the welcoming Ruby community of Boulder and the Colorado Front Range. No matter your background or skill level, if you love working with Ruby, you'll belong.
In the Heart of it All: Right in downtown Boulder, a few minutes walk from the famous Pearl Street Mall you'll have easy access to hiking, biking, and all of the Colorado great outdoors.
Open Lunch: Lunch will be open. We'll provide a long break so you can explore Boulder's amazing food scene. And we'll help you meet new people to enjoy it with.

Call for Papers

Rocky Mountain Ruby is excited to host a diverse and dynamic conference in Boulder, Colorado on September 28-29, 2026. We are seeking a broad range of talks to captivate Ruby developers at every level.

Join us in creating an inspiring and educational experience for the Ruby community!

Travel and accommodation support up to $500 is available for speakers, based on financial need. To apply, please contact us.

Guidelines

Variety: We welcome multiple proposals from each speaker.
Topics: Both technical and non-technical subjects are encouraged, as long as they cater to a Rubyist audience. Talks can range from beginner to advanced levels.
Duration: Presentations should be 30 to 45 minutes in length.
Delivery: Talks must be delivered in English and in-person, in Boulder.

Our CFP closes on June 30th at midnight (MDT). Submit a Proposal

Location

Boulder, Colorado

Discover Boulder, Colorado, where the breathtaking Rocky Mountain landscapes meet a vibrant city teeming with unique cultural experiences, an eclectic arts scene, and delectable cuisine. Boulder is a city that thrives on the outdoors, so you’ll find plenty of ways to enjoy the fresh mountain air, whether you’re hiking, biking, or simply strolling through the city’s many parks and the historic Pearl Street Mall. Learn more about Boulder in our Boulder Guide.

Venue

eTown Hall

eTown Hall is home to the famous eTown radio show, as well as eTown’s offices, recording studio, and performance space.

1535 Spruce Street, Boulder, CO 80302

FAQs

Questions? Answered.

Will the conference talks be recorded?: Yes! Thanks to our generous sponsors, we will be recording all the talks and making them available to attendees after the conference.
Will there be any food or drinks?: We plan to provide a light breakfast, coffee, and a light snack on each day. Lunch is on your own so that you can enjoy Boulder cuisine and meet other attendees. We are planning a social event on Monday evening with food and drinks.
How many attendees do you expect?: Our goal is 175. The Venue can hold up to 200.
Will there be a job fair?: No, but there will be a #jobs channel on our conference Slack group and several sponsors have openings that they would love to discuss with you.
What if I need financial assistance?: Please fill out our Scholarship Application
Are you looking for sponsors?: Yes! Visit our Sponsorship Page