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Aug
25
8:00 PM
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135 attended (est.) –
4.5015
Clicker has offered to host our August 2009 meetup. There will be food, speakers and all of the good stuff we normally provide at the LA WEB DEV meetups. Speakers will be announced shortly - if you'd like to speak about something to the group, please email me directly @ will@citrusbyte.com Here's our line-up so far:
1) Michel Martens ( soveran.com ) and Damian Janowski - both part of www.citrusbyte.com - have been abstracting out Citrusbyte's code and developing www.monkrb.com
2) Ben Sandofsky - An introduction to frameworks for writing fat-clients for the browser, with an emphasis on Cappuccino and Sproutcore
3) See you there!
Will
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Clicker.com
Hollywood,
CA, 90038
34.083228,-118.341449
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134 Yes
24 Maybe
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May
19
8:00 PM
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65 attended (est.) –
4.006
LA WEB DEV peeps, The Mail Room Fund and Slingshot Labs have sponsored this next meetup. While there are 75 people registered YES right now, only 50 + a few if we squish, will be able to attend. If you're not very serious about going, please change your registration now to open up the spot for someone very serious. We will have three presentations,
1) Ben Sandofsky - state of TEST DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT. Who's doing it, what are they using, why you should care. 2) Giles Bowkett - Towelie: An IRB refactoring console Smalltalk and Eclipse automated some refactorings, but that's impossible in Ruby - or so people say. In fact, people are already developing refactoring tools, including Reek and Flay. Towelie (a work in progress) is a refactoring console which detects repetition in your Rails and Ruby applications. Every refactoring should start by discovering where you've repeated yourself in your code base. Towelie does that for you. 3) Nick Granado and Tom Berg - oAuth/LINQ/.Net MVC bare-bones MySpace application with Opensocial container, oAuth signed requests, .Net MVC, and LINQ data analysis. Also note the LOCATION HAS CHANGED from the originally posted Slingshot labs to WMA's offices @
William Morris Offices in Beverly Hills:
150 El Camino Dr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90212 See you all there,
Will Jessup
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William Morris Offices
Beverly Hills,
CA, 90212
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65 Yes
3 Maybe
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Mar
24
8:00 PM
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91 attended (est.) –
5.009
We've got three great speakers lined up for this meetup. This time around we've having an outsider join us: Blake Mizerany. He developed SintraRb ( http://www.sinatrarb .com/ ) and never sleeps at ( http://github.com/bmizerany ) . We've also got Darren Rush, who sold Koders.com . Our third presenter will be from AT&T Interactive, who is our host. See you all there. Come hungry - there will be food & drinks provided! Join us at #lawebdev on twitter.com
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Glendale Public Libraray
Glendale,
CA, 91205
34.144436,-118.253550
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69 Yes
23 Maybe
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Dec 08
2
2008
8:00 PM
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55 attended (est.) –
4.5014
Group, We've got our presentations locked in for TONIGHT 1) Michael Fairchild - Merb, Rails & Sinatra comparison
2) Ari Lerner - Erlang, CouchDB and ruby
3) Ben Sandofsky - Iphone App development OK THESE TALKS SHOULD ROCK. please come ready to get blown away. Best,
Will
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MyShape.com
Pasadena,
CA, 91101
34.141876,-118.132377
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81 Yes
35 Maybe
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Oct 08
21
2008
8:00 PM
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75 attended (est.) –
4.0017
CAUSECAST is hosting our next developers meetup: Tuesday October 21st @ 8pm. Check them out at http://www.causecast.org - they provide a one stop shop for all things cause, giving nonprofits, leaders, and members opportunities to collaborate, share their experiences, and promote the causes they care about. There will be three highly-technical 15 minute talks, plus food & beer provided by our kind hosts. If you have something technology related to talk about, please send in an overview of what your 15 minute talk would be. It must be technical. Presentations:
1) Survey of Open Source Full Text Search Solutions
2) Trendy Web Security: what's cool to lose sleep over
3) Load Testing with JMeter Note: the Erlang presentation previously announced will not be taking place this meetup.
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Causecast
Santa Monica,
CA, 90401
34.017606,-118.487267
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103 Yes
28 Maybe
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Aug 08
5
2008
8:00 PM
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85 attended (est.) –
4.5030
Our August meetup will be hosted at Rubicon Project on August 5th @ 8pm-10pm. This time around we're going to try three presentations, each around 15 minutes in length. Hopefully this will be the best mix of depth of content without putting anyone to sleep and enough topics to keep things interesting. Presentations: 1) Ari Lerner - Auto-Scaling cloud-computing on amazon EC2 + S3
2) Nick Merwin - Rolling with Red5 (open source Flash server)
3) Erik Osterman - Faster Response Times By Using the Starling Queue Server
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Rubicon
Los Angeles,
CA, 90025
34.034531,-118.456948
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125 Yes
28 Maybe
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Jun 08
17
2008
8:00 PM
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70 attended (est.) –
4.0016
Mahalo is the awesome host of our June LA web application developers meetup! Join us for food, drinks and a good time talking about code. We're limited to about 125 people for this event, so sign up soon to reserve your spot. We're also going to try a bit of a different format, giving two speakers 15-25 minutes to cover a topic in more detail. The part you've all been waiting for: Speaking submissions! Send me your ideas, powerpoints & code samples. Code stuff only! Absolutely no product demos, sales pitches or anything of that sort. speaker 1: Richard Herrera, "FlowJS: The Flow Framework for Javascript"
speaker 2: Darius Clarke, "OpenCroquet: When What's In Your Mind is Bigger Than a World can Hold" See you there!
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Mahalo
Santa Monica,
CA, 90401
34.017605,-118.487270
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107 Yes
17 Maybe
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Apr 08
22
2008
8:00 PM
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55 attended (est.) –
4.5020
*This is for web developers - content is highly technical & programming related* Update 4/11 , opened 25 more slots. AOL is the sponsor of this months meetup on April 22nd at 8pm. We'll get between 50-75 developers together and go over some quick presentations about new cool stuff , eat some pizza and chat. The presentation format is 5-10 minutes on something that web application developers should know, followed by 5 minutes Q&A. There are four open slots right now, so please send me your proposals for a presentation! 1) Mitchell Hashimoto - Coming from Seattle to tell us what's up
2) Jason Lidow - Web security is serious business
3) Ron Evans - Using sinatra for making FB apps
4) Submit Proposal. Parking details will be coming shortly, but be sure to lock this time down in your calendar.
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AOL
Beverly Hills,
CA, 90210
34.073555,-118.393520
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82 Yes
17 Maybe
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Jan 08
29
2008
8:00 PM
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90 attended (est.) –
4.5026
Fox Interactive Media is sponsoring the next meetup on Tuesday the 29th @ 8pm. The format is the same as usual; four presenters sharing something interesting for 5-10 minutes each with a short Q&A. Fox will be providing food and drinks for everyone so come hungry! Presenters:
1) Ben Sandofsky - GIT
2) Blake Senftner - Flixor
3) Jonathan Gray - Steamy
4) Eduardo Sciammarella - Processing Password for parking security is "January Meetup".
See you there!
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Fox Interactive Media
Beverly Hills,
CA, 90210
34.075954,-118.393520
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104 Yes
24 Maybe
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Oct 07
23
2007
8:00 PM
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55 attended (est.) –
5.008
YELLOWPAGES.COM is hosting our next meetup in Glendale, a bit of a change from our typical westside meetups we've been doing lately. The date is Tuesday oct 23th @ 8pm
Address: 611 N Brand Blvd, Glendale, CA 91203 Updated topics:
1) Jeff Yamada
introduction to Adobe AIR
2)Olmo Maldonado
Introduce the group to MooTools
Showcase some of the demos and websites that use MooTools.
Explain differences and our philosophies which makes us stand out
from the rest of the JavaScript frameworks. 3) Ari Lerner
New ruby framework Sinatra 4) Will Jessup
HAML/SASS, clean views
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YellowPages
Glendale,
CA, 91203
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44 Yes
18 Maybe
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