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Sendagaya.rb #526

Name: Sendagaya.rb #526
Start: 2026-05-18T21:00:00+09:00
End: 2026-05-18T22:30:00+09:00

Western Tokyo's regional Rubyist community runs its online meetup with talk on RubyKaigi takeaways, dev questions, REST, and OpenID Connect.

When: Mon, May 18, 2026 · 21:00–22:30 JST
Where: Online
Organizer: Sendagaya.rb
Language: JA
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Summary

Sendagaya.rb is a regional Rubyist community in western Tokyo for people interested in Ruby, Rails, and surrounding technologies. The 526th meeting runs online on Google Meet from 21:00, opening with self-introductions and a quick vote on which topics to dig into until 22:30. Candidate topics include sessions that caught attendees' attention at RubyKaigi 2026 and Kaigi on Rails 2025, troubleshooting questions from members' own projects, reading-club picks like the Rails Guide and the Ruby Under a Microscope book, and discussions of REST architecture or OpenID Connect internals. Bring-your-own topics are welcome, with the agenda adjusted on the fly based on Slack requests. The meetup is a relaxed, recurring gathering open to both newcomers and experienced developers. A laptop and access to Google Meet are all you need; joining the community Slack also lets you keep the conversation going between sessions.

About the community

A regional Rubyist community based in western Tokyo focused on Ruby, Rails, and adjacent technologies. The group meets regularly online with a loose, request-driven agenda chosen on the spot, drawing both newcomers and experienced developers who bring questions and topics to share.

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