About
I am a Ruby developer in San Francisco, California. I work at Pivotal Labs doing client work, which is super fun. I’ve written here about my experiences pair programming at Pivotal.
Obligatory links to my Twitter, GitHub, and LinkedIn pages.
Other Stuff outside of work
I’m a committer on the Diaspora project. We’re building open-source social networking software in Ruby. It’s a ton of fun! You should consider contributing, even if you’re new. The community is very friendly. Come check us out in irc (which I was surprised to find out that people still use).
I also coordinate Ruby workshops for women in San Francisco (and occasionally elsewhere) with Sarah Allen.
Want to learn to program in Ruby? I know you do.
That’s awesome! I love it, and you might too! The best way to get in one of my workshops is to sign up for the mailing list. This list is always the first to know when a workshop opens for registration. They generally fill up within a day or two of the announcement.
3-2-1 Contact
The best way to get ahold of me is on Diaspora, or on Twitter. If you’re feeling old skool, though, you can email me at (my Twitter name) @ gmail.
