ThoughtWorks would like to invite you to the second edition of Ignite Pune! Imagine you're on stage. You have 5 minutes, 20 slides advancing every 15 seconds. What is the passionate topic that you would talk about?

On March 18, 2010, 5:00 PM at ThoughtWorks Pune, YOU can have that stage. Any topic that you think is interesting is welcome (no sales pitches or a product demos please!). If you are interested in speaking, email us your presentation to ignitepune@thoughtworks.com.

Hosted by ThoughtWorks India in association with RubyCentral!

*When:* March 20th and 21st, 2010
*Where:* Royal Orchid Hotel, Bangalore, India

Background
ThoughtWorks has always been a strong supporter of emerging technologies that carry the potential to revolutionize the software industry. Ruby is one such technology.

Hosted by ThoughtWorks India in association with RubyCentral!

*When:* March 20th and 21st, 2010
*Where:* Royal Orchid Hotel, Bangalore, India

Background
ThoughtWorks has always been a strong supporter of emerging technologies that carry the potential to revolutionize the software industry. Ruby is one such technology.

Hosted by ThoughtWorks India in association with RubyCentral!

*When:* March 20th and 21st, 2010
*Where:* Royal Orchid Hotel, Bangalore, India

Background
ThoughtWorks has always been a strong supporter of emerging technologies that carry the potential to revolutionize the software industry. Ruby is one such technology.

Topic : "JRuby for the win"
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