Our Next Meetup
The next meeting of LNUG is on the 23th May 2012.
Doors will open at 6:30pm where we will have Beer and Pizza (!) , with our talks starting at 7pm.
Speakers will be announced shortly
If you would like to speak, get in touch
Any questions or if you are interested in talking, please get in touch at
venue [at] forward.co.uk
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LNUG April 2012 - Tony Denyer
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LNUG April 2012 - Sleepy Fox
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LNUG April 2012 - Peter Martischka
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LNUG April 2012 - Dom Harrington
Previous Events
April 2012 - Lanyrd
- Chris Mowforth - Rhinode
- Nuno Job - The good and the bad Open-Source
- Pete X. Graham - McLaren F1 and Node.js
- Simon McManus - Sizlate and Frameworked
- Tom Hall - Readability Counts
- Andrew Nesbitt - Using Node.js and Ruby on Rails for uber productivity
- Dom Harrington - Building command line interfaces in Node.js
- Pita Poison - Etherpad and Etherpad Lite
- Sleepy Fox - BDD with Jasmine-node and CoffeeScript
- Tony Denyer - cucumber.js with zombie.js
March 2012 - Lanyrd
- Henry Oswald - sharelatex.com - Experiences building and running a node.js site
- Mike Pilsbury - Arduino + Node == Fun
- Chris Munt - Higher Order Software for Node.js
February 2012 - Lanyrd
- Andy Kent - River and SQL parsing in javascript
- Paul Serby - Building for clients with Node.js
- Ramesh Nair - Squel - an SQL query string builder for Javascript
- Keith Cirkel - Time for a new Date()
- Nuno Job - Streaming JSON parsing
January 2012 - Lanyrd
- Richard Marr - Powerful data layers with CouchDB and Elasticsearch
- Simon McManus - Sizlate: HTML templating with Sizzle (jQuery) selectors
- Paddy Byers - Node.js for Android
November 2011 - Lanyrd
- Alex Young - Node Flow Control
- Andrew Appleton - Introducing Mint Source
- Marek Majkowski - SockJS - WebSocket Emulation Kept Simple, Stupid
- Martyn Loughran - Websockets and the Pusher Pipe
October 2011 - Lanyrd
- Mike de Boer - Developing large NodeJS libraries with Cloud9 IDE
- Andrew Seddon - Massive-git, a revision controlled database
- Richard Miller-Smith - State machines and asynchronous programming
September 2011 - Photos - Lanyrd
- Andy Kent - Realtime data analysis over unbounded streams
- Garren Smith - These are the ORM's you are looking for
- Rob Tweed - The Globals Database: its significance for Node developers
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