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Upcoming Meeting Topic Wish List

What would you like to see presented at upcoming meetings in 2010?

Started by Michael Levin

4 Apr 14, 2010
Reply by Mauricio Tavares

GatorJug Meeting

Tonight we will enjoy tasty munchies from Sommer Lingo, former proprietor of Dr. Habanero's Hot Pepper Shack in Gainesville. Vegetarians wi…

Started by Steve Wininger

0 Apr 14, 2010

GatorJUG Recap - March 2010 - Grails with Joshua Davis

GatorJUG's March, 2010 meeting featured Joshua Davis with a presentation about Grails. The original event announcement is here. Joshua u…

Started by Michael Levin

2 Mar 13, 2010
Reply by Eric Lavigne

GatorJUG Recap - January 2010

Here's a recap of last night's meeting. Eric Lavigne won the first CodeTown Coding Contest using Clojure to develop a web based Wari game.…

Started by Michael Levin

0 Jan 14, 2010

GatorJUG October Newsletter

Hello GatorJUG! Here's the scoop: we're hoping to have Brion Vibber in this month but it's uncertain. So, in the meantime, we can have a m…

Started by Michael Levin

0 Oct 12, 2009

Java on hand-held devices

I'd be really interested on a lecture on how to get started programming some of the hand-held devices and programmable phones with Java.

Started by Kevin Neelands

1 Dec 22, 2008
Reply by Michael Levin

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