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Events - Atlanta HTML5 User Group

• [2 talks] invokewat? and AeroGear - Enterprise Mobile made Simple

  Atlanta HTML5 User Group # invokewat? The JVM is a powerhorse. Nowadays is something way bigger than the "thing you need to run Java stuff". Discover on this talk why you should care, and how dynamic languages like Ruby and JavaScript can benefit. # AeroGear - Enterprise Mobile made Simple Mobile Development isn't easy at all - specially when we think on an "enterprise" market where web development is the rule and the resistance to changes is overwhelming. How to reuse the existing knowledge? How to maintain apps across several platforms? Discover on this talk what AeroGear can do for your apps, be them Android, iOS or Mobile web # Bio Douglas 'qmx' Campos is an old-school language-agnostic developer, working with software for more than 14 years. Passionate about opensource technologies, he created dynjs, is a JRuby core team member, and contributes to projects like TorqueBox, jitescript, invokebinder and many more. He is currently the AeroGear project lead at JBoss by Red Hat, helping to push the mobile web forward. Atlanta, GA 30341 - USA Thursday, May 23 at 6:30 PM Attending: 33 Details: http://www.meetup.com/AtlantaHTML5/events/111008782/

• Summer of Drones

  Atlanta HTML5 User Group The Summer of Drones is an epic series of up to 34 Nodecopter community events to take place in North America and Europe from June to September 2013. Our goal is to highlight the non-military potential of UAVs, bring together people from different programming communities, and learn some interesting new stuff while having fun with flying robots. You know JavaScript, Ruby, Python, Java, Objective C, C++, C#, Perl, Go, Clojure, or Scala? Heck, even Bash will do. As long as your language of choice can do networking, you should consider attending an event close to you. There is also no need for previous robotics experience as long as you are passionate and curious! More info and videos here: http://summerofdrones... --------------------------------- We're still working on the venue. TBA $25 Ticket price covers food and drinks. We are limited to 45 total attendees who will group together and form teams. After all tickets are sold, we'll open the event up to spectator RSVPs for those who just want to hang out and watch. Schedule: 10:00-10:30am Intro - Hacking - Lunch - Hacking - 6-7pm Demos About the special guest co-host :) Felix Geisendoerfer is a programmer living in Berlin, Germany. He is the co-founder of transloadit.com and one of the first contributors to node.js. You can find him on twitter Atlanta, GA 30341 - USA Saturday, June 8 at 10:00 AM Attending: 25 Details: http://www.meetup.com/AtlantaHTML5/events/108537302/

• [placeholder] presentation by Scott Jehl

  Atlanta HTML5 User Group Details TBA   About the speaker: Scott Jehl is a web designer / developer who works with the bright folks at Filament Group. At Filament, Scott helps craft websites and applications for a range of clients, including the recent Responsive design of the Boston Globe, and regularly contributes ideas and code to the open source community, such as the recent Respond.js project. Scott enjoys writing and speaking about web design, and in 2010 co-authored the book Designing with Progressive Enhancement. He has written for A List Apart and is a jQuery core team member, most recently leading the development of the jQuery Mobile project. http://scottjehl.com/... Atlanta, GA 30341 - USA Wednesday, July 10 at 6:30 PM Attending: 10 Details: http://www.meetup.com/AtlantaHTML5/events/108537652/