Tuesday July 8th -

Thursday July 10th, 2025

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Have Questions?

Learn more about what to expect at the conference and take a look through our FAQ page. If you can’t find the answer you are looking for, please email us!

Call for Proposals

CFP submissions are now OPEN! If you are inspired to run a talk or a workshop, please read our submission guidelines carefully and apply. CFP closes on February 28 at 11:59 EST.

Scholars and Guides applications are OPEN

Are you a newcomer to the Ruby on Rails world? Or would you like to volunteer your time to create pathways for the next generation of Rubyists? Check out our Scholars and Guides Program! Deadline for applications is March 18, 2024 at 11:59 EST.

Our Host City

Philadelphia, PA

Philadelphia is an incredibly special city. You can walk the streets where the nation was born, visit iconic sites like the Liberty Bell, and explore beautiful historic neighborhoods. Philly is also a food lover’s paradise, home to the legendary cheesesteak, hoagies, and the root beer float. Whether you're exploring its rich history, enjoying its food with your Ruby friends, or just soaking in the unique vibe, Philly has it all—and it’s waiting for you!

Support us

Become a RailsConf 2025 Sponsor

You can also encourage your organization to become a RailsConf sponsor! Sponsoring this final RailsConf will showcase your company’s dedication to the Rails and Ruby ecosystem, provide unparalleled visibility in the Rails community, and highlight your support for open source and developer education.

Please send sponsorship inquiries to Tom Chambers at sponsors@rubycentral.org

This is the Only RubyCentral Event in 2025
(No RubyConf)

As part of a strategic shift, RailsConf 2025 will be the only conference hosted by Ruby Central in 2025. This means there will be no RubyConf in 2025, but we are looking forward to RubyConf 2026, which will take place in the spring and become our flagship event. 

By concentrating on one conference per year, we can create a truly best-in-class experience for our attendees while ensuring Ruby Central’s long-term sustainability and dedicating more resources to our Open Source Program. Additionally, we’re committed to supporting more regional events and grassroots community efforts.

While we bid farewell to RailsConf, we want to reassure the community that Rails will continue to have a presence at future events. Although we haven’t solidified programming for future RubyConfs, our current plans are to include a Rails track at RubyConf 2026 and beyond.

For more information, see our recent announcement.