20+ Rubyists to Follow on Google+

What’s Google+ ?

Google+, pronounced “Google plus” is a new social network from Google. The service, which is initially available to a select group of Google users who will soon be able to invite others, will let people share and discuss status updates, photos and links, much as they do on Facebook.

A list of Rubyists Using Google+

RubyLearning has compiled this list of over 20 Rubyists, in alphabetical order, with a link to their Google+ profile. The following list is not intended to be all-inclusive, but it should give you a great start to following some talented Rubyists.

1. Aaron Patterson, USA
2. Abhishek Nalwaya, India
3. Akshat Paul, India
4. Aman Gupta, USA
5. Amr Tamimi, Palestine
6. Andy Hunt, USA
7. Alan Skorkin, Australia
8. Aleksey Gureiev, Ukraine
9. Allen Wei, China
10. Agustin Vinao, Argentina
11. Avdi Grimm, USA
12. Ben Scofield, USA
13. Blake Mizerany, USA
14. Borey Lim, Cambodia
15. Brian Hogan, USA
16. Bruce Williams, USA
17. Dan Mayer, USA
18. Dave Thomas, USA
19. David Bock, USA
20. Dhruva Sagar, India
21. Dimas Cyriaco, Brazil
22. Dmytrii Nagirniak, Australia
23. Dr Nic Williams, Australia
24. Eliza Brock, USA
25. Erik Andrejko, USA
26. Evan Light, USA
27. Fabio Akita, Brazil
28. Gautam Rege, India
29. Govind Naroji, India
30. Gregg Pollack, USA
31. Hampton Catlin, USA
32. Haifeng Cao, Canada
33. Hasham Malik, Pakistan
34. Hayri Cicek, Sweden
35. Ian Dees, USA
36. Jackielene Camomot, Singapore
37. James Thompson, South Africa
38. Jason Ong, Singapore
39. Javier Cicchelli, Netherlands
40. jeljer te Wies, Netherlands
41. Jeweller Tsai, China
42. Jim Weirich, USA
43. Joe Fiorini, USA
44. John Crisostomo, Philippines
45. John Ford, USA
46. John Nunemaker, USA
47. Jose Valim, Brazil
48. Joseph Ku, Taiwan
49. Karmen Blake, USA
50. Krzysztof B. Wicher, Poland
51. Lance Vaughn, USA
52. Les Hill, USA
53. Marlon Andrade, Brazil
54. Matt Aimonetti, USA
55. Max G., USA
56. Michael Bleigh, USA
57. Michael Kohl, Austria
58. Michael Raidel, Austria
59. Milan Dobrota, USA
60. Mike Hatfield, USA
61. Miles Forrest, USA
62. Naum Trifanoff, USA
63. Neil Smith, UK
64. Nick Plante, USA
65. Nithin Bekal, India
66. Niyazi Ates, Turkey
67. Noel Rappin, USA
68. Obie Fernandez, USA
69. Oto Brglez, Slovenia
70. Paolo Perrotta, Italy
71. Paul Barry, USA
72. Phillip Gawlowski, Germany
73. Piotr Solnica, Poland
74. Rajeev Kannav Sharma, India
75. Ratnadeep Deshmane, India
76. Ray Rogers, USA
77. Rick DeNatale, USA
78. Rida Al Barazi, Canada
79. Remi Vigan, France
80. Ryan Bates, USA
81. Ryan Bigg, Australia
82. Saager Mhatre, India
83. Santiago Pastorino, Uruguay
84. Saroj Maharjan, Nepal
85. Samnang Chhun, Cambodia
86. Seyhun Akyurek, Turkey
87. Satish Talim, India
88. Sau Sheong Chang, Singapore
89. Steven Haddox, USA
90. Swanand Pagnis, India
91. Umit Kayac?k, Turkey
92. Victor Goff, USA
93. Yehuda Katz, USA
94. Yukihiro Matsumoto, Japan
95. Zaur Amikishiyev, Azerbaijan

Have we missed out any Rubyists?
You can help. Please feel free to add a link to a Rubyist’s Google+ profile. We would love to hear why you think the particular Rubyist is important to Google+. Also, do add a link to your Google+ profile in the comments.