User Groups are a great way to get exposed to a lot of new information in a short amount of time, and to see how people in the industry are really using the technology, and if they ARE using the latest technology that the magazines are hyping this month!
My Major User Groups |
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Philly JUG |
Philadelphia's Java User Group is bigger and better than ever -- come to one of the top 25 JUGS in the world-- (note the old Drexel www.iliad.com/PhillyJUG is a defunct site ) Contact David Fecak mailto:dfecak@jsync.com http://www.jsync.com 302-888-0318 |
Monthly meetings except during summer months |
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Harrisburg JUG |
A good technical meeting, well attended.Mailto: Jon Strande, New World Pasta Jon Strande, New World Pasta |
3rd Mondays religiously |
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PA ColdFusion UG |
Cold Fusion from Allaire (now MacroMedia) is an HTML/JSP standard that is extremely productive. |
Meets at Penn State Great Valley |
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DVCUG, the IBM AS400 user group |
Delaware Valley User Group for IBM AS/400 programmers and users |
Meets throughout the region |
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Main Line MAC User Group |
Main Line Macintosh User Group meeting at the Paoli Hospital 2rd Saturday mornings |
2nd Sat 9am-12 |
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Exton PC Council |
Exton PC Council (E.P.C.C.), a local PC users group |
Meetings are free |
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PA NT User Group |
Meets in the King of Prussia and Conshohocken area |
Free meetings |
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Independent Computer Consultants Assoc |
mailto:dherrera@cssi.org 610-394-9090 |
2nd Thursday, 6-9pm $35 |
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CPCC |
Computer Professionals of Center City |
http://cpCenterCity.com |
Meetings midmonth in Center City Philly |
Chester Count InterLink |
The county Freenet, run by volunteers. Provides PPP connections throughout Chester County. |
Various Tuesday Nights |
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Whats your favorite user group? Contact me John Voris Ph (610) 873-0780 Fax (484) 676-3416 |
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And my own master list of User Groups in the Delaware Valley
Also, check these magazines for additional events and groups and meetings
Computer User Magazine
Philly Tech Magazine
Philadelphia Inquirer Neighborhood Section