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• Aug 4

  Learn all about HTML5

  2 miles away in Boston

  Come join us as we explore what coming in HTML5 and how might apply it to your next projectHTML5 is being developed as the next major revision of HTML. It aims to remove the need for proprietary plugins such as Adobe Flash, Microsoft Silverlight, Apple QuickTime and Windows Media PlayerMany great new features such as: *New html elements and attributes *Built in APIs like Drag and Drop, Video, Audio, and Geo-location *New CSS Selectors

• Aug 2

  New England F# User Group: F# Workflows

  2 miles away in Cambridge

  F# Workflows are a powerful and elegant tool for solving many real-world problems, though they can be rather daunting at first. We'll survey some ways in which Workflows in the standard F# libraries are used for common development tasks, then dig into detail on how they work.

• Aug 2

  New England F# User Group: F# Workflows

  2 miles away in Cambridge

  F# Workflows are a powerful and elegant tool for solving many real-world problems, though they can be rather daunting at first. We'll survey some ways in which Workflows in the standard F# libraries are used for common development tasks, then dig into detail on how they work. We'll then build a workflow that provides a validation framework that can be used for parsing or other tasks.

• Aug 18

  Progressive Enhancement

  2 miles away in Cambridge

  This meetup will be a presentation and introduction to a technique called Progressive Enhancement. If you are web developer and have not already heard about this, well - you really should attend and find out more.Progressive enhancement is an approach to web development that aims to deliver the best possible experience to the widest possible audience - whether your users are viewing your sites on an iPhone, a high-end desktop system, a Kindle, or hearing them on a screen-reader, their ex

• Aug 5

  Fairfield / Westchester .NET User Group - Miguel Castro - Extensibility: Software That Survives

  80 miles away in One University Place

  Every year, we're bombarded with new terms to confuse and overwhelm us. Most of them redefine techniques we've seen and used before. In this session, I'll cover some of my favorite patterns that today, fall under the category of "inversion of control", and "dependency injection&quot