Welcome!
- Location
- Providence, RI 41.82-71.41 02903US
- Meetups
- 40 so far
- Members
- 162 Web Developers
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- June 27, 2006
Code monkeys, pixel pushers and web heads unite! Join us each month for an informal get-together to discuss web development trends, tools and techniques. These lunch-hour meetings, hosted at Providence area restaurants, will give you the chance to examine such topics as web design, semantics, standards, accessibility, usability, servers, clients (as in software or as in people), popular trends, and any other topics that our members are interested in.
Our next MeetupProvidence Web Development Lunch Hour November Meetup
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This location is shown only to members
- Who’s coming?
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5 Yes / 3 Maybe( 12 spots left )
Please join us for freeform discussion of all things web.
More upcoming Meetups
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Past Meetups
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Web Development Lunch Hour Meetup Group
What's new?
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Oct 26
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New member
“To contact with other developers, as I am getting into eLearing content development.”
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Oct 19
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Oct 16
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New member“want to learn”
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Oct 14
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“Interested in networking in the web design field.”
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Oct 6
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Sep 29
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Sep 16
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Sep 8
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“My clients hire Glasswing for web design/strategy/user interface. Want to expand our connections with developers who love designers.”
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Sep 3
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“I've been a web developer for over 6 years. Outside of work, I never get a chance to just hangout and spew geek talk with other professionals. I welcome the opportunity. Hope to meet you all soon :)” -
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“I'm looking to break into professional web design/development. I've been making sites over the years as a hobby for friends and random things. I would like to go pro.” -
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“I'm new at web design looking forward to talking with others on how to get started”
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What members are saying
“ I agree with Andrew's comment that it would be better to have a topic instead of just a social gathering. ...
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“ Meet and learn from others with diverse backgrounds that share common interests. ”