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• Dec 9

  Austin PHP December Meetup

  0km away in Austin

  Going to recap some stuff from Zendcon and I also have a very short demo of how to build a mini-CDN with Zend Framework and Amazon S3. Code is obviously open source and will be available on github. Just a reminder: this meetup will be held at Region XIII Educational Service Center at 5701 Springdale Road. See the link below for a map. If you need directions at the last minute, my cell number is 515-922-1135.

• Dec 9

  The Austin Web Design & Developer December Meetup

  0km away in Austin

  Hi folks, Come on by to meet area Web professionals and catch up with friends. I hope to see you there! Please see for the latest meeting information. You can also check out for the latest discussion! -RYAN JOY Organizer, Austin Web Design & Developer Meetup

• Dec 17

  The Austin Flash December Meetup

  2km away in Austin

  Come on out. Let's talk some Flash and drink some beer at The Ginger man.

• Dec 16

  The Austin C/C++ December Meetup

  8km away in Austin

  All welcome to show up and chat about C, C++, Objective-C, C#, Java, Python, or software engineering in general. We'll have a sign saying "C/C++" on our table, so look for it! We're moving to Tuesdays nights so that we can get the back room at Rover's, which will reduce the noise and increase the available space.

• Nov 26

  Google Wave Austin November Meetup

  8km away in Austin

  Austin loves shiny technology trends, and Google's surfing the Wave of yet another: whether powered by waves or other forms of shared information flow, storm, bing or bang, the information movement is radically changing. Those in tune will benefit from a heightened awareness of all the options, and Wave promises to be a big one: high adoption, significant network effect.

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