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• Dec 2

  MWDM December - Tools of the Trade

  0km away in Milwaukee

  Join us as our presenter covers changes in the tools of the trade for web designers.

• Dec 8

  CDMUG Holiday Open Source Social Event

  75km away in Chicago

  CDMUG is having our 3rd annual Holiday Open Source Social Event to get together without the laptops, projectors, and WiFi too just hang out and party. Join us all for a fabulous shin-dig in honour of every CDMUG member and the efforts we make to give back to the Chicago community. We have a lot to celebrate this year, including an active web-place @ cdmug.

• Dec 16

  MadMongers (Madison Perl Mongers) December Meetup

  75km away in Madison

  Every month the Mad Mongers meet to discuss the goings on in the Perl world, and we usually have at least one presentation about something Perl related. Sometimes it's about licensing, sometimes its about web development, sometimes it's about system administration, sometimes network apps, and other times just wild and crazy stuff. Check out our meetings calendar what's going on this month.

• Nov 25

  A Lap Around VSTS 2010

  75km away in Machesney Park

  Angela Dugan (Binkowski) from Microsoft will presenting. See how to use the next version of Visual Studio Team System to manage user stories, easily generate code based on usage, and even re-factor existing architecture.

• Dec 16

  Chicagoland Webmasters: Lakefront Area December Meetup

  76km away in Chicago

  [b]TOPIC: An Event Apart Chicago[/b] "Two days of design, code, and content," took place in early October. Hosted by Eric Meyer and Jeffrey Zeldman, the two full days included presentations by Dan Cederholm, Andy Clarke, Jason Santa Maria, Luke Wroblewski and other luminaries, as well as Eric and Jeffrey themselves. What did they talk about? What were the new hot topics? Was it worth the price of admission?

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