We are the Toronto Ruby Brigade, a group of Toronto-based Ruby enthusiasts. Our goal is to create an environment where rubyists can learn together, regardless of skill level. We provide three avenues for continuous improvement and growth. First and foremost, we will provide an avenue for developers to present their ideas and experiences through presentations and lightning talks. Second, we can only become better ruby developers through practice. That is why we will have hack nights and work as …

Coworking Rochester was founded to provide a collaborative, casual workspace for freelancers, business travelers and other professionals - as well as to offer a venue for groups and individuals to collaborate. This Meetup group is focused on user groups and other events at our space.  We host groups that range from web developers sharing knowledge about various programming languages, to authors and book groups, and even host table/board/role-playing gamers.  Events are typically held weekday eve …

Toronto JavaScript is a meet up for those interested in all things JavaScript. Client side, server side, we love it all!

Today we need to build separate apps for every platform -- Desktop, iOS (iPhone/iPad), Blackberry, Android. HTML5 will make it easier to build full-fledged applications with native-like features once -- and have it run on many devices. This isn't always easy :) But that's why I made this group -- so we can share knowledge, and learn from each other.

Toronto HTML5 User Group

Hackfests are a chance for Javascript developers in Toronto to get together. The idea is to patch and release open source libraries, and help each other through tricky bugs. And spend time coding JavaScript. Big Bang Technology will provide dinner, wireless, monitors, and comfortable chairs. We write code so bring a laptop and plan to have fun. 6:30 PM - 7:00 PM - Discuss Ideas & Form Teams 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM - Working 9:30 PM - 10:00 PM - Demo!

If you're interested in developing apps in Node.js, keeping up to date on the latest Node frameworks and packages, then join us for our monthly gathering in Toronto. Each meetup will feature at least one presentation, and the opportunity to meet other Toronto Node enthusiasts.

Version Française plus bas. Why attend a Dev Meet Up? The Dev Meet Up is a social gathering for developers to discuss geospatial technologies, complementary third-party tools, and development platforms (e.g., Silverlight, Java, Flex, JavaScript) that are supported by Esri. Presentations run the gamut of our community: from Web development to mobile location development for iOS, Android and Windows Phone 7 to automating tasks with Python. Is a Dev Meet Up for you? Developers of all levels of expe …

CreateInTO provides a platform for developers, designers and other digital creators to network, share ideas and learn about new tools and techniques from their peers. We've grown from the fledging Flash community working with Actionscript 1 (or earlier) and have come to welcome the full gamut of topics from the business of interactive, to design portfolios, to hardware and creative coding and web development of all kinds. It's the diversity of interests in the former FlashInTO that have lead us …

This programming group meets to work in .NET, on the spot, in real time, on our laptops. Of course we can be social too while collaborating on ideas and work.  The intention of this group is to promote an environment where .NET work gets done during the session, where ideas are fostered, where experiences rub off and where we can show off our .NET work. This document describes what to expect from a session: http://bit.ly/10cr3Fh Currently meeting the fourth Wednesday evening of each month. Join …

The PHP Niagara Users Group is for PHP and related Web developers in the Greater Niagara area; whether you're a seasoned veteran or struggling with your first WordPress blog, you're welcome to come out and learn, network, share, and have a good time.

We are a group of mobile developers, project managers, designers who are actively developing mobile apps using Titanium and or who want to learn more about Titanium's cross-platform, native mobile development.

JavaScript Manifest Destiny: Whatever program can be written in JavaScript eventually WILL be written in JavaScript. - Isaac Schlueter Javascript is kicking ass and taking names right now. It is THE language that enables you to be a full-stack engineer and lets you to write once run anywhere. Let us show you the world of js and remind you that not everything in Buffalo misses wide right.

Calling all Darth Vaders of Python! Let's get together and be on the force side. Creating this community is special as lots of companies are moving to Python and it will be fun to share our stories. We'll meet once a month for some food and drinks.

Meet other developers using Meteor. Share your knowledge, apps, and get feedback from others. Meteor is an open-source platform for building top-quality web apps in a fraction of the time, whether you're an expert developer or just getting started.

What's next for responsive design? Everything we touch on the web will (or at least should) be responsive to any screen size. If you believe that websites and web applications should both follow responsive design principles, then this is the group for you. We'll cover how to bring the world of application development together with responsive design principles. Who should join: developers and designers interested in responsive design for web application development. (no recruiters please) Why y …

Welcome, Rochester-Area App Developers! This Meetup is a way for all app builders, from new to experienced, to learn, share, and create apps with the help of Microsoft and the area's community of developers and designers. Already have apps or games on Android, iOS, or other platforms?  We absolutely welcome you to join in to share your experiences and connect about opportunities for your app and cross-platform development for Windows 8 and Windows Phone. We'll feature a variety of events, such a …

A get-together once a week to sit down, have coffee, and code. It's a time to feel free and ask questions to each other, talk projects, and help each other be awesome coders with whatever endeavour they're pursuing whether it's learning a new programming language or building an app. Feel free to come and work, help, or just have a chat about what you love.