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• Nov 12

  Selenium 2.0 (and Beyond!)

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  Jason Huggins will reprise the 22-Oct-09 presentation he and Simon Stewart presented at GTAC Zurich, the most heavily attended talk of the program. We're thrilled to be able to bring this timely talk to the SF area Selenium community. Location is currently TBD. If you have a venue in SF or nearby that can support 50 or more attendees, please contact the organizer.

• Nov 18

  Jeremy Zawodny from Craigslist

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  This month we'll be having Jeremy Zawodny from Craigslist! We're still working out the exact topic but whatever it is, it'll be great! [divider] Agenda: 6:30 - 7:00 -- Doors open/general socializing & food provided by Percona 7:00 - 7:15 -- Intro/announcements 7:15 - 8:00(ish) -- Main presentation by Jeremy Zawodny 8:00 - 9:00 -- Main presentation Q&A 9:00 - 10:00 -- General discussion/Q&A/networking/etc. 10:00ish -- end of group

• Nov 24

  San Francisco OpenSolaris User Group November Meetup

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  Let's meet to hear lightening talks about OpenSolaris! We'll then adjourn to enjoy pub food and drink together at 21st Amendment! We'll have some free CDs of the recent 2009.06 distro!

• Dec 8

  Justin Swanhart - Flexviews & managing large amounts of data in MySQL

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  Managing large amounts of data in MySQL can be very difficult. In order to quickly answer queries, summary tables are often created which contain aggregated data from one or more table. Maintaining such aggregations is often problematic as it is often accomplished with a patchwork of SQL scripts and cron jobs. Flexviews is a toolkit which includes tools for the creation of such tables, while also making a large subset of them incrementally maintainable.

• Nov 13

  Nov 2009 SF Ruby Meetup

  1km away in San Francisco

  We're looking for presenters. Email me (Bosco So) if you have a talk. [divider

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