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• Dec 11

  Surrey Drupal Users Group December Meetup

  0km away in Surrey

  At our next Surrey Drupal meetup Alex Ventpap (Web Designer, ImageX Media) will be sharing on design for Drupal. Please RSVP if you'd like to join us. NOTE: There's no cost for this event, however it would be great if you can come prepared to order something (some of us order dinner, some just drinks) along with a 15% gratuity as we really want to keep up a good relationship with ABC as they've been great in allowing us to book their conference room.

• Dec 3

  VanJS: Offline Storage and Server-Side JavaScript

  21km away in Vancouver

  Following the success of our first meeting's format, we're again featuring two 40-minute presentations: [list]*Server-Side Javascript with Smart Platform: Jim Pick, Joyent*Offline Storage: Techniques and Applications: Alexei White, Nitobi*Beers afterward[/list] We'll be using the great space at the Network Hub again. Here is a Street View of the entrance. It's just a few feet down Richards from West Hastings, on the third floor. See you there!

• Dec 4

  A Silverlight Introduction to newbies/designers + Developer Talk TBA

  21km away in Vancouver

  Okay this is a combined talk for designers/developers depending on the ratio that RSVP's. The designer talk will be aimed at newcomers / existing Flash users and the developer talk I've still yet to determine depending on time. However based on RSVP's I can easily change this to a full developer focus if we end up getting the same faces again :) Please RSVP if you can make the date and a time. There is still the possibility of getting a Microsoft speaker.

• Nov 27

  An intro to Google Web Toolkit

  22km away in Vancouver

  Henry Chan will be presenting An Introduction to the Google Web Toolkit (GWT). From the GWT home page: "Writing web apps today is a tedious and error-prone process. Developers can spend 90% of their time working around browser quirks. In addition, building, reusing, and maintaining large JavaScript code bases and AJAX components can be difficult and fragile.

• Dec 1

  Cooking with Chef: Your servers will thank you

  22km away in Vancouver

  Talk Description: When you hear "sysadmin work", do you think of ssh, vi, and shell scripts? If you do, it's probably not the most fun sounding work. Repetitive, tedious, and error-prone are words that come to mind. Thankfully, configuring servers is all but a solved problem thanks to Chef. The days of vi, and shell scripts are mostly over. Building complex infrastructure has never been easier.

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