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• Dec 12

  Drupal Camp Chicago 2009

  0km away in Evanston

  You are invited to attend Drupal Camp Chicago on Saturday and Sunday, December 12 & 13, 2009. Who/Why: For more than 3 years the Chicago Drupal Meet Up Group has highlighted the benefits of an open source initiative. We have built resourceful bridges between Chicago and Mid-West establishments including non-profits, entrepreneurs, Drupal development companies, independent consultants, hobbyist, and others.

• Jan 13

  CDMUG Grande ver 0.10

  0km away in Chicago

  Duo Consulting has volunteered a meetup location. We are opening RSVP up to 60 people. Looking for presenters. Please contact Matthew if interested. This meetup will be in traditional CDMUG fashion. No dress code, relaxed attitudes, open ideas, laptop encouraged, and we will probably go for a beer after.

• Dec 18

  The Chicago-Area Scala Enthusiasts (CASE) December Meetup

  1km away in Chicago

  Our 8th monthly meeting at ThoughtWorks. Meeting Topic: Son of DSLs and Dishing of the Dirt from the Scala Lift Off East David Orme will talk about some DSL's he's implemented. It should be a nice follow up to the intro to DSLs I did a few months ago. Also, he attended the Scala Lift Off East in Reston, VA, so he'll dish the dirt.

• Dec 9

  Chicago NetSquared December Meetup

  1km away in Chicago

  This month it's Environmental! We will have two presentation demonstrating how people and organizations focused on climate issues and green living are using social media to get their message out. Julie Peterson of BeyondToday.org uses video and facebook along with a wiki and a mailing list. Her tagging of images is of particular interest as a model of using tools to meet needs in unexpected (not designed for) ways. Dorothee Royal Hedinger of OrganicNation.

• Dec 2

  ChicagoRuby: Downtown - Growing Mad Mimi: Sharing Disruptive Techniques

  1km away in Chicago

  Gary Levitt (of Mad Mimi) contacted Dave Hoover (of Obtiva) in early 2007 about building an email marketing web site in Ruby on Rails. In subsequent months and years, Gary and Dave collaborated almost daily in order to improve, scale, fix, and market Mad Mimi into one of the leading email marketing sites on the web. Dave will share his biggest lessons from this project. Most of the lessons are not technical, though Ruby and Rails certainly facilitated them.

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