The Place for Developers to Discuss Google Technology The Seattle Google Technology Users Group meets on the 3rd Monday of the month at StartPad in downtown Seattle. Our members are using or want to learn more about developing applications using Google technology, including: - Google Ajax APIs - maps, search, visualization, gadgets (JavaScript) - Google […]
The Seattle Silverlight User Group is all about discussing the latest in Silverlight technology. We meet every first wed of each month at 7pm. Come out and enjoy a night of discussing Silverlight, learning and be sure to bring any Silverlight questions you have. Meetings are held in the Microsoft building 40/41 cafe.
The Django Seattle User Group meets on the second Tuesday of the month. Visit us at http://www.djangoseattle.org/ Where: Web Collective, 1402 3rd Avenue - Suite 925 - Seattle (3rd and Union, 9th Floor, Vance Building, kitty corner to Benaroya Hall) What is Django? Django is a high-level Python Web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, […]
SeaJUG is an all volunteer effort - which means items such as the website and mailing list are updated as schedules afford. You can usually count on our meetings occurring on the 3rd Tuesday of every month, and always count on them being open to all who are interested, but the next meeting agenda may not […]
The Seattle Silverlight User Group is all about discussing the latest in Silverlight technology. We meet every first wed of each month at 7pm. Come out and enjoy a night of discussing Silverlight, learning and be sure to bring any Silverlight questions you have. Meetings are held in the Microsoft building 40/41 cafe.
The Django Seattle User Group meets on the second Tuesday of the month. Visit us at http://www.djangoseattle.org/ Where: Web Collective, 1402 3rd Avenue - Suite 925 - Seattle (3rd and Union, 9th Floor, Vance Building, kitty corner to Benaroya Hall) What is Django? Django is a high-level Python Web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, […]
The monthly meeting of the Seattle Java User's group. Please go to http://www.seajug.org for more information on the agenda, venue and related details. SeaJUG is an all volunteer effort - which means items such as the website and mailing list are updated as schedules afford. You can usually count on our meetings occurring on the 3rd […]
