Top Ruby Merbists to follow on Twitter
15/Dec 2008
In my opinion, Twitter is the easiest way for people new to social media to get involved.
But What’s Twitter?
The New York Times says:
Twitter is a simple messaging service that you’ve either heard about a lot or not at all. Either way, it’s a fun and useful tool, well worth trying if you want to reach potential and existing customers, employees or employers.
What’s a Ruby Merbist?
The Merbist says:
A Traditional Ruby Merbist is one who is trained or skilled in the dispensing of merbal prescriptions in the Rubyist tradition.
The following list is not intended to be all-inclusive and is in no particular order, but it should give you a great start to following some talented Merbists.
- Ezra Zygmuntowicz – ezmobius
- Matt Aimonetti – merbist
- Yehuda Katz – wycats
- Foy Savas – foysavas
- Daniel Neighman – hassox (His updates are protected)
- Carl Lerche – carllerche
- Corey Donohoe – atmos
- Fabio Akita – AkitaOnRails
- Geoffrey Grosenbach – topfunky
- maiha – maiha
- khelll – khelll
- merbivore – merbivore
- DataMapper – datamapper
Update: The Rubyists are converting to Merbists!! We are updating the list based on your recommendations:
- Christian Guimaraes – csgui
- Michael Ivey – ivey
- Matt Todd – maraby
- John Schult – schulty
- Bryan Ray – bryanray
- Bruce Williams – wbruce
- shayarnett – shayarnett
- markpercival – markpercival
- benburkert – benburkert
- brianthecoder – brianthecoder
Have we missed out any Merbists?
You can help. Please feel free to add a link to a Merbist’s Twitter profile. We would love to hear why you think the particular Merbist is important to Tweet with. Also, do add a link to your Twitter profile in the comments.
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