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• Dec 11

  Python Atlanta December Meetup

  2km away in Atlanta

  After an optional 6pm dinner at Figo Pasta at the corner of Howell Mill Road and Huff Road, we will meet as usual in the spacious and comfortable auditorium of the GTRI Food Processing Building at 7:30pm for our monthly meeting. Expect discussion, problem solving, and talks that introduce aspects of Python both basic (for newcomers) and arcane (to keep the experts awake

• Dec 9

  The Atlanta Ruby December Meetup

  2km away in Atlanta

  Topics Include: Practical Git! Mini-presentations: leftright Balsamiq Neo4j We are meeting at the Centergy Building (Hodges Room, 3rd floor) in Tech Square, next to GA Tech. Pointers below. Map: We are always looking for speakers, want to show off your Ruby project, want to suggest a topic? Let us know! Parking on the street is free but limited. If you are willing to walk a few blocks you can likely find a spot. There is $1/hour parking in a surface lot across the street near Barnes and Noble.

• Dec 17

  Year End Party / Black Screen Social

  3km away in Atlanta

  [h2]It's been a great year for the AWDG, let's end it in style![/h2] This will be our last event of the year so don't miss it. We're headed to Eclipse de Luna for another great social mixer to cap 2009 with a few drinks and some great conversation. "Black Screen" means we focus on each other instead of a speaker or presentation. This will be a great chance for all of the AWDG regulars to get to know each other a little more.

• Dec 11

  Restarting the Atlanta JavaScript Meetup at Ignition Alley

  4km away in Atlanta

  After a lengthy hiatus An upcoming Atlanta JavaScript Meetup has been scheduled At Ignition Alley. The topics for the meetup are still being reviewed, so follow this link to a survey to help determine the most interesting topics. / RSVP... Look forward to seeing you there!

• Dec 4

  December Scala Meetup

  4km away in Atlanta

  We will be meeting in the board room at our new meeting place at the Holiday Inn Select near Perimeter where the Atlanta Java Users Group meets. This time we will be having multiple smaller presentations instead of single lengthy one. I will be presenting the ScalaTest framework for authoring readable Specs and Tests. Gabriel will be presenting on DSLs in Scala. Charles will give a presentation on using function currying to construct custom control structures.

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