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• Nov 30

  Cucumber with Leon Gersing

  0km away in Cleveland

  It's time! The next CleRB meeting will be on Monday, November 30th. We'll be continuing from where we left off last time. Didn't come last time? Don't remember where we were? That's fine, stop by the Installfest table to get Ruby & Rails set up on your machine! We have a Rails app setup, but it doesn't do anything. This month we'll be starting our first features test-first using the automated acceptance testing tool Cucumber.

• Dec 11

  The Cleveland/North East Ohio Ruby Users Group December Meetup

  0km away in Cleveland

  This meeting will be for general open hacking. If there's anything Ruby related you have questions on, feel free to bring it. Also, if there's something you've seen recently that you like, feel free to share it. NOTE THE LOCATION CHANGE! We'll be meeting up at Bier Markt on W. 25th across from West Side market.

• Nov 24

  Bring a Friend Night

  47km away in Canton

  "Bring a Friend" member recruitment event. Event will feature a speaker.

• Dec 10

  Detroit Metro Ruby December Meetup

  113km away in Farmington Hills

  Daniel Parker will give a mini talk on a mini framework he developed, and we'll spend the rest of the evening working on Google Wave. Let us know if you need an invite. The mailing list is at

• Dec 6

  November/December Black Swan meetup

  114km away in Pittsburgh

  As usual, the holidays throw a monkey wrench into when to have the meetup. The 21s is very soon, and the 29th is still part of Thanksgiving weekend. So I am thinking December 6 at 10:30 am. The book is "The Future of the Internet and How to Stop it" by Jonathan Zittrain. This is now out in paperback. The title is something of a misnomer--it is more about the future character of the internet as open but vulnerable versus closed but secure.

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