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• Dec 10

  Happy 2009 Holidays SF Ruby Meetup

  0km away in San Francisco

  I'm scheduling this Meetup a little earlier in the month to avoid conflicts with the never-ending Holiday parties. There are already a bunch of talks and I'll update this page with the details once I nail them down. Perhaps we should do a food/toy/charity drive or something... [divider] Send me your ideas, suggestions, etc.

• Jan 15

  Sassy Ruby Starts the New Year

  0km away in San Francisco

  Can't believe I'm scheduling an SF Ruby Meetup for Jan 2010 in November. However, AmyL may be giving a talk about Sass & Haml, and so here we are. Stay tuned for more details as she works out her presentation. [divider] As usual, I'm looking for presentations, and venue/food/drink sponsors.

• Nov 25

  Plack - Modern Perl Framework Superglue

  1km away in San Francisco

  Tatsuhiko Miyagawa will be presenting a talk on Plack on Tuesday, November 24th, 7pm at Six Apart World Headquarters. Plack is a set of PSGI reference server implementations and helper utilities for Web application frameworks, exactly like Ruby's Rack. It supports Standalone, CGI, FCGI, Apache, AnyEvent, Coro, Danga::Socket and many other server environments. This will be the last talk of the year for SF.pm, we will be having a social in December instead of a speaker.

• Dec 8

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

  1km away in San Francisco

  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.

• Dec 16

  Selenium-related Lightning Talks

  1km away in San Francisco

  Please join us as we bring the first year of the #sfse Meetup group to a close by inviting members to present a 5-minute or under lightning talk on a Selenium topic of their choosing. We'll schedule enough time for five to ten members to present and in the spirit of the holidays reserve more time for networking and socializing. Note, we'll need a minimum of ten volunteers.

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