Community developer events

• Dec 2

  Net2NO December Meetup: What's Another Word for Sequel? - Net2NO (NetSquared New Orleans)

  New Orleans, United States

  Out of witty banter and heartwarming stories from Net2NO's infancy, I have nothing with which to distract you from the conspicuous lack of a meetup topic. So, let's cut to the chase: Net2NO December Meetup - Topic TBA. (Sorry, Larimer.) Check back soon for details! Or, better yet, just wait for an email. We'll let you know the MOMENT December details have been confirmed. (P.S. Can you believe it's almost 2010? Crazy... There, that should occupy you for a while: 2010. Just think.

• Dec 2

  The Birmingham Area Linux Users Group December Meetup - The Birmingham Area Linux Users Group

  Birmingham, United States

  We go back to the regularly scheduled first Tuesday of the month.

• Dec 4

  December Scala Meetup - The Atlanta Scala Meetup Group

  Atlanta, United States

  We will be meeting in the board room at our new meeting place at the Holiday Inn Select near Perimeter where the Atlanta Java Users Group meets. This time we will be having multiple smaller presentations instead of single lengthy one. I will be presenting the ScalaTest framework for authoring readable Specs and Tests. Gabriel will be presenting on DSLs in Scala. Charles will give a presentation on using function currying to construct custom control structures.

• Dec 4

  Developer Tools

  Suite 138, United States

  This year the meeting will center around the recording of an episode of Russ Fustino's Toolshed TV Show featuring well known speakers delivering up to 10 indispensable 10-15 minute Developer Tools sessions including Surface/Touch SDK,Windows Presentation Foundation Tips,SharePoint 2010 Developer Mus

• Dec 8

  AMP December Holiday Party - Atlanta Microsoft Professionals

  Alpharetta, United States

  We will have a great night of food, drinks, and XBox. Come join us at the Microsoft Offices for a full night of fun!

• Dec 8

  MSDN Events Presents: The Southern Fried Roadshow, Fall 2009 Tour

  Atlanta, United States

  Spend an afternoon with the Southern Fried Roadshow crew as they bring you up to speed on the latest concepts of interest to developers and architects. First, you’ll learn how to build new types of data services that are perfectly suited for today’s lightweight Internet applications.

• Dec 8

  North Alabama Web Developers December Meetup - North Alabama Web Developers

  Huntsville, United States

  For November, we will continue our series introducing you to *AMP stack, better known as Apache/MySQL/PHP. In October we walked through the installation of XAMPP and discussed the roles of the various components of the package. Session 2 will use phpMyAdmin to create a simple database and then we will create a simple PHP application to work with that database.

• Dec 9

  AWSome Atlanta (Cloud Computing User's Group) December Meetup - AWSome Atlanta (Cloud Computing User's Group)

  Atlanta, United States

  Agenda: 7:00 "Cloud Camp Planning Meeting" 7:15 "New Amazon Web Services Overview" Rescheduled from last month Keith will be covering some of the new AWS services provided by Amazon. Including the new Auto Scaling, Load Balancing, and monitoring services. He has some first hand experience using the new API's with a local startup.

• Dec 9

  Gainesville Ruby Users Group December Meetup - Gainesville Ruby Users Group

  Gainesville, United States

  Agenda:[list]*presentation: databases and Ruby (Jim)[/list] NOTE: The meeting will be back at Christian and Sridhar's place. The meeting will probably last about two hours. Bring any food or beverages you like. See you soon!

• Dec 9

  The Atlanta Ruby December Meetup - The Atlanta Ruby Meetup Group

  Atlanta, United States

  Topics Include: Practical Git! Mini-presentations: leftright Balsamiq Neo4j We are meeting at the Centergy Building (Hodges Room, 3rd floor) in Tech Square, next to GA Tech. Pointers below. Map: We are always looking for speakers, want to show off your Ruby project, want to suggest a topic? Let us know! Parking on the street is free but limited. If you are willing to walk a few blocks you can likely find a spot. There is $1/hour parking in a surface lot across the street near Barnes and Noble.

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