RubyConf Taiwan 2010 Speakers

<h2>Spekers</h2>

<h3>Gregg Pollack</h3>

http://envylabs.com/team
http://twitter.com/GreggPollack

Gregg is a Hollywood director trapped in the body of a software developer. Although he loves programming he is also passionate about finding new and creative ways to educate using podcasts and screencasts. When he's not thinking up new ideas to take over the world he can be found contributing to the Rails Activist Team, the Orlando Ruby Users Group, BarCamp Orlando, and Ignite Orlando.

<h3>高橋征義 (Masayoshi Takahashi)</h3>

http://d.hatena.ne.jp/takahashim/
http://twitter.com/takahashim

Masayoshi Takahashi is web application developer of Twinspark Co. Ltd. in Shibuya. He is also the founder and president of Nihon Ruby-no-kai.

<h3>角谷信太郎 (Kakutani Shintaro)</h3>

http://kakutani.com/
http://twitter.com/kakutani

Kakutani Shintaro is a just another strong Ruby proponent, chief programmer in Eiwa System Management,Inc and an exective memger of Nihon Ruby-no-kai. He is one of the organizers of RubyKaigi since 2006. He have translated some english technical book into japanese: "Agile Estimating and Planning"(co-translator), "Interface Oriented Design"(suporvisor), "Practices of an Agile Developer"(co-suporvisor) and "From Java to Ruby"(translator).

<h3>Foy Savas</h3>

http://www.foysavas.com/
http://twitter.com/foysavas

Foy Savas is the director of the Boston-based consultancy, Assembly.
Working mostly in Ruby, Foy has contributed to numerous open-source
Ruby projects and spoken at both FutureRuby and ProRuby Conf. He is
the author of _The Merb Way_ and a technical editor for _The D
programming Language_.

<h3>Josh Moore</h3>

http://www.codingforrent.com/

I am a Rails and Ruby enthusiast that works with Ruby (actually mostly JRuby) and Rails whenever I can.  My hobby is working with Rails on the Google App Engine.  On the Google App Engine I work mostly with the Model generators since ActiveRecord is not compatible with the Google App Engine.  My day job is at Armorize Technologies where I work in Quality Assurance.  At Armorize, I am using Watir to automate as much of the QA work as I can.

<h3>新井俊一 (Shunichi Arai)</h3>

http://mellowtone.co.jp/

Shunichi Arai is a founder of Rubyist Kyushu, a Ruby meetup group in Fukuoka. Arai is a founder and CTO of Mogura Inc. Also is a founder of a blog called '<a href="http://asiajin.com/blog/>Asiajin</a>' which covers Japanese IT industry news in English.

<h3>張文鈿 (Wen-Tien Chang)</h3>

http://ihower.tw/blog/
http://twitter.com/ihower

Wen-Tien Chang (a.k.a. ihower) is a software developer and independent consultant for Ruby on Rails.
He is the founder of <a href="http://ruby.tw">Ruby Taiwan</a> community and organizes RubyConf Taiwan 2010.

<h3>盧韋仁 (Wei-Jen Lu)</h3>

http://blog.weijen.net/
http://twitter.com/weijenlu

離開學校之後，一直在C與Java之間浮浮沉沉，一直到三年前看了一本程式界的閒書，才誤入正途，走入了Ruby on Rails的世界。
目前專職在和多(Handlino)做Rails Developer。

<h3>鄭伊廷 (xdite)</h3>

http://blog.xdite.net/
http://twitter.com/xdite

Yi-Ting Cheng (a.k.a xdite) is a rails developer, chief programmer in PCHome Publication Group. Also, She is one of the most famous technology bloggers in Taiwan. She specializes in Rails web application developent. She's well-known story in 2009 is building a emerengcy reporting / resource exchanging system (using Rails and Heroku ) for Morakot typhoon in 1 hour. The system is the only one website that can handle large traffic during the typhoon from beginning till the end, and it is also the earliest online system. The system saves  lots of people in Taiwan.