Published 2023-05-21.
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This page is part of the ruby collection, categorized under Ruby.

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About the Author

I, Mike Slinn, have been working with Ruby a long time now. Back in 2005 I was the product marketing manager at CodeGear (the company was formerly known as Borland) for their https://www.infoq.com/news/2007/05/codegear-ror-ide/ 3rd Rail IDE. 3rd Rail supported Ruby, and Ruby on Rails, at launch.

In 2006, I co-chaired the Silicon Valley Ruby Conference, on behalf of SD Forum in Silicon Valley. As you can see, I have the t-shirt. I was sole chairman of the 2007 Silicon Valley Ruby Conference.

Several court cases have come my way over the years in my capacity as a software expert witness. The court cases featured questions about IP misappropriation for Ruby on Rails programs. You can read about my experience as a software expert if that interests you.

I currently enjoy writing Jekyll plugins in Ruby for this website and others, and Ruby utilities.

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