# Toronto Ruby on Rails Project Night Returns Sept. 19th (Seaside, WebVelocity, and ActiveRecord)

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**Created:** [September 12, 2008, 7:40pm UTC](https://www.ruby-forum.com/t/toronto-ruby-on-rails-project-night-returns-sept-19th-seaside-webvelocity-and-activerecord/148433 "2008-09-12T19:40:14Z")\
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**Post date:** [September 12, 2008, 7:40pm UTC](https://www.ruby-forum.com/t/toronto-ruby-on-rails-project-night-returns-sept-19th-seaside-webvelocity-and-activerecord/148433/1 "2008-09-12T19:40:14Z")

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After a much needed summer hiatus, the Toronto Ruby on Rails Project  
Night ‘community’ is set to gather again on Friday September 19th at a  
NEW location: the Rich Media Institute!

As some of you may realize, this is a new evening for us. I don’t  
intend on having our get togethers on Friday, but September 19th is  
very special.

I am pleased to have James Robertson, Cincom Smalltalk Product  
Evangelist, joining us on his ‘Canadian Tour’ to look at Seaside and  
WebVelocity:

WebVeocity is a new Smalltalk Development Environment that is oriented  
around Seaside for Web D. and Glorp for Object/Relatonal  
Mapping. Come and see how WebVelocity re-targets the Smalltalk  
development experience into the Web Browser and simplifies the  
challenge of learning a new environment for newcomers. We’ll even  
build an entire application using Active Record and Scaffolding during  
the presentation, with minimal programming. If you’re a fan of Ruby on  
Rails, you need to come out and see this presentation!

We will also be joined by local Ruby on Rails developer Paul Doerwald,  
who will examine insights gained from working with ActiveRecord  
validation internals.

As always, it is the audience - and their participation - that really  
makes these events great; so I hope you can all join us for this  
special opportunity. These FREE presentations will take place on  
September 19th starting at 6pm until approx 7:30pm at the Rich Media  
Institute (156 Augusta Ave., Toronto).

Please email me at removed\_email\_address@domain.invalid or leave a comment below if  
you are attending - space is limited, please RSVP!
