Looking to network with other Columbus area Sencha developers? Come to the next Sencha Columbus meetup and see what your neighbors are working on...

This group is focused on developers and architects who have a deep desire to collectively solve challenges related to CQ5. This group was created specifically for Cincinnati region (Dayton, Columbus, Indy and N. KY) professionals. This group’s only intention is to provide a forum where technical practitioners can exchange ideas and seek support.

Are you interested in learning more about Node.js? Well then Node.cincy is the meetup for you. We'll be helping people get a handle on what Node.js is, how you can use it, and the best ways to build awesome stuff.

A group for talking about AngularJS, a new, easy way to make web apps.

The Central Ohio Pluralsight Study Group was started for the express purpose of gathering developers together on a weekly basis to watch, discuss and learn from Pluralsight's vast library of training. We are supported by Pluralsight in our efforts and sponsored by TechColumbus who is generously providing our meeting facilities. We meet at the TechColumbus offices off of Kinnear road once a week to study. The general format is to spend approximately one hour watching a Pluralsight training video …

The User Enjoyment meetup is for those want to create a more enjoyable experience for their users/customer/tribe. We believe that if we focus on user enjoyment then the problems of user adoption simply go away. Join in as we discuss concepts such as user interface design, usability testing, workflow, typography, lean development, and much more. Additionally we will spend time discussing the best frameworks and plugins to quickly enhance user enjoyment (Bootstrap, Datatables.net, JQueryUI, etc). …

Let's get together to drink coffee, write code, and talk about technology.

This group is for anyone who is concerned with web accessibility and accessible web and mobile design. We are a mixed group of seasoned accessibility professionals, UX, IX and other designers and developers. Our goal is to network, share ideas and experiences to make the World Wide Web and Mobile design more accessible, usable and sustainable. If you have ever wondered "HOW" to incorporate WCAG 2.0 or Section 508 standards in your development process, this group is for you! If you have ever wish …

The Dayton Dynamic Language User Group is primarily focused on, as you can tell by the name, dynamic languages. If you're interested in Ruby (including Rails), Python (including Django), PHP, Perl, Javascript, Scheme, Lisp, Smalltalk, etc, this is probably the place for you. We try not to talk specifically about things like C and Java, but there are no hard and fast rules (especially if you're comparing them to a dynamic language).