Web Applications 101

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This is a meetup for web developers in LA to get together and learn a web technology in an instructional / hands-on environment. Every meeting we'll cover one topic like "Building a Ruby application", "learning jQuery", "making a facebook app", "using Papervision 3D", "optimizing your website", etc.

This meetup is NOT meant for beginner-beginners, so you should have some understanding/experience of hand coding at least one web markup and/or scripting language.

Feel free to suggest a topic you'd like to learn when you signup.

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Past events

  • iPhone app development 101

    Sat, 19 Feb 2011, 17:00 - 19:00 in Los Angeles, United States

    Get an idea of what it takes to build a basic iphone app. Work through some examples as well as posting your app to the app market.

  • Ruby On Rails

    Thu, 3 Dec 2009, 03:00 - 05:00 in Los Angeles, United States

    For this episode of Web Applications 101, we will be learning the basics of developing web applications using Ruby On Rails. We have a great speaker from AT&T Interactive and a great new location. Space will be limited, so hurry and RSVP if you plan to learn and develop RoR applicatioins.

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