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• Nov 19

  pre-Full Frontal pre-party burgers

  0km away in Brighton

  If Full Frontal is on, that’ll mean Full Frontal pre-party, if the Full Frontal pre-party is on that’ll mean pre-Full Frontal pre-party Burgers.Grab one (or more!) of GBK’s finest burgers — chips & beer on the side, with great web folk before a burger inebriated waddle to the official pre-party for fun & games.Open to all — conference & non-conference goers.*** please mark attendance so I can warn GBK in advance :)

• Nov 20

  Full Frontal JavaScript Conference

  0km away in Brighton

  A one day JavaScript conference held in Brighton, UK whose essence is to discuss JavaScript "with nothing concealed or held back".The conference is being held at one of the world's first cinemas, which first opened in 1910.Speakers include...

• Dec 1

  UX Brighton Book Club (December)

  0km away in Brighton

  This month we'll be discussing 'Selling Usability: User Experience Infiltration Tactics' by John S. Rhodes. Please jot down and bring along: things in the book that really struck a chord; and things they either hated, disagreed with; or don't understand. For more info about the Book Club you can go to

• Nov 10

  FlashBrighton: Making a Flash game in 10 days

  2km away in Hove

  The hobbit Tim Baggins stared into the deep, dark wood, and curled his toes nervously. Dusty cobwebs hung from the twisted boughs and not a single shaft of sunlight penetrated into the gloom. The air hung thick and motionless like treacle. 'We're not going in there... are we?' He turned and looked up at the dwarf king Owen, son of Thráin.

• Dec 3

  DevEvening: Christmas CodeFest

  38km away in Woking

  This time we're trying something different:We all learn in different ways. While it can be good to learn by hearing people present and demonstrate new techniques, it can also be good to learn by seeing how different people solve the same problem.  That's what we hope to do at the CodeFest.The plan is for everyone to write automated players for a simple game.  Don't worry if this sounds complicated, it will only involve implementing an interface containing 4 methods.

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• Podcast #59

  This is the 59th episode of the StackOverflow podcast where Joel and
Jeff sit down with Damien Katz (of CouchDB) to discuss non-conventional databases, non-conventional programming languages, and taking on non-conventional programming projects.

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