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The Houston .NETwork
Houston, TX, United States
The Houston .NETwork will bring together .NET professionals in the surrounding metroplex area to learn, discuss, and keep up-to-date on that which is .NET. We'll have a few different types of meetings: Technical Presentations(with a speaker lecture and Q/A session), Tips and Tricks(bring a laptop and share tricks of the trade), and Free-for-All Discussions(bring your noggin' and a need to learn from your peers). -
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