The RailsQuickStart seminar that my colleague Christopher Haupt and I will be presenting in San Francisco next week is filling up fast, so if you’ve been thinking of attending, now is the time to sign up. The seminar is February 20 and 21 at Fort Mason in San Francisco.

We have a packed two days planned, divided into lecture sections in which we’ll explain how Rails works, live coding sections in which we’ll build a complete application step-by-step, and lab sections in which attendees will extend the sample application. Everyone will also get a one-month hosting account, courtesy of Joyent, and before they leave the seminar their app will deployed. We’re including customized Capistrano scripts and and a subversion setup.

If you’ve been wanting to learn Ruby on Rails, or if you’ve been playing with it but have struggled to climb the learning curve, this is your chance to move into high gear.