A place where Android developers connect with each others, share knowledge and learn from others. Embrace and make contributions to the open source community. Our meetings are fun and technical, with presentations done by Android gurus, open discussions and demos. The purpose is to provide you ... the Android enthusiast ... a place to learn more about the technology, ask questions and meet other people.

Do-it-yourself biological innovation! We're inspired by the California group "biocurious", like them, we believe in the power of open source, open access, and learning in community. We believe this philosophy should be applied to biology! Wouldn't it be great to have a biology-based maker space here in Toronto? Join us and help make that a reality!

OpenStack is changing the face of infrastructure and cloud computing. With over 140 member companies, including Rackspace, Citrix, Red Hat, Dell, HP and IBM, OpenStack has incredible momentum. As an open source project with an open governance model OpenStack is poised to become the Linux of the infrastructure world. This meetup is for conversations and sessions about cloud infrastructure with a focus on OpenStack. Storage, Compute and Network are all fair game. No vShpere. Visit http://www. open …

openBar() Toronto is meant to be a casual monthly gathering of developers, designers and business professionals in the Toronto tech community who have an active interest in Open Source Software and Open Platforms.

This group is a place for developers, system administrators and the curious to learn more about the non-relational, open source, document-oriented database MongoDB. We typically meet on the second Wednesday of each month.

Meet other developers using Meteor. Share your knowledge, apps, and get feedback from others. Meteor is an open-source platform for building top-quality web apps in a fraction of the time, whether you're an expert developer or just getting started.

Hardware developers and entrepreneurs who meet to discuss development tools, process, resources, strategy, and planning required to go from an idea to commercialization.

We're talking urban infrastructure, arduino, wireless sensors, smart grid, open hardware, quantified self, open data, environmental monitoring and more. Anything that puts a networked computer where none has gone before. What is the Internet of Things? The Internet of Things [YOUTUBE] Follow us on Twitter! https://twitter.com/IOToronto Great examples of the Internet of Things: Twine : http://supermechanical.com/twine/ Fitbit : http://www.fitbit.com/ Nike+ Shoes : http://www.apple.com/ipod/ni …

Toronto Code Retreat is a Meetup group focused on learning and sharing software craftsmanship and testing practices with your peers. Meetups will be held in the style of a Code Retreat, which involves pair programming live with other group members using different programming languages.  Sessions will focus on attempts to solve Conway's Game of Life. Locations will alternate between Toronto and Mississauga. We intend to hold the sessions the 2nd Thursday of each month. We'll open the meetup and h …

Welcome to the Toronto Jaspersoft User Group. We meet once a month to share knowledge around the Jaspersoft suite. Each meeting begins with a presentation by Luke Shannon, generally pertaining to a component of the Jaspersoft report and analysis suite. Following this, there will be an open discussion where users will get to share their work or get assistance with their problems from the group. The focus of the presentations will be community products, although professional components will be rev …

Calling all Darth Vaders of Python! Let's get together and be on the force side. Creating this community is special as lots of companies are moving to Python and it will be fun to share our stories. We'll meet once a month for some food and drinks.

The Metro Toronto .NET Users Group (MTDNUG) was formed in April 2004 to bring developers of all skill levels together to share, laugh, and grow their skills on the .NET platform. MTDNUG is one of several .NET user groups in the Greater Toronto Area.

Are you: - Running out of hobby space at home or in your garage? - Interested in a joining community? - Willing to share knowledge and learn from others? - Looking for a place to hang out and meet others like you? Join Today: Learn, Make, Play! Check out our blog at: http://www.buffalolab.org/blog/ What is a makerspace? Watch this video about one in NYC: http://www.meetup.com/buffalolab/about/ What do we do at the lab? Software, Linux, Windows, Mac, UNIX, iPhone, Android, BSD, ReactOS, PHP, …

Hackfests are a chance for Javascript developers in Toronto to get together. The idea is to patch and release open source libraries, and help each other through tricky bugs. And spend time coding JavaScript. Big Bang Technology will provide dinner, wireless, monitors, and comfortable chairs. We write code so bring a laptop and plan to have fun. 6:30 PM - 7:00 PM - Discuss Ideas & Form Teams 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM - Working 9:30 PM - 10:00 PM - Demo!

This group is for IT professionals in Toronto who are interested in learning more about the Pivotal technology stack: Spring Framework tcServer/Apache Server RabbitMQ GemFire/SQLFire Greenplum Pivotal HD/Hawk Cloudfoundry Each meet up will focus on practical applications for one or more of these tools. We try and bring in experts relevant to the topics. All Meets up and free and coffee and snacks are provided.

Welcome to the Toronto Drupal User Group (DUGTO), a meeting place for the Drupal community in the Toronto area since 2006. This group is used to plan local Toronto events (monthly meetings, DrupalCamp Toronto, etc.), discussions, news and job postings. Follow us on Twitter and like our Facebook Page for news and updates about the Drupal community in Toronto. You can also join our mailing list, reaching over 225 Drupal enthusiasts. Please note: our new presence here on Meetup mirrors our main org …

OpenStreetMap is "The Wiki Map of Everything." Join the fun in creating and using the best map around. Do you like computers, GPS, maps, Free Software? You'll love OpenStreetMap. Make a map of your trip. Use a map created just for cyclists (or geocachers).

Greetings and welcome to the Python Buffalo meetup group. This group is for bringing together people in Buffalo, NY who are interested in everything python. Whether you are a beginner or expert please join for meetings and presentations about new and old python techniques and technologies.

This group exists to bring together Symfony users and enthusiasts in Toronto and surrounding areas. We intend to meet once a month to discuss Symfony and share our knowledge. New members are always welcome. If you are interested in co-organizing or speaking at events, please let me know.

This meetup is created to connect people who want to make innovative products for ordinary consumers. Companies and corporations are always behind on what consumers need in the market today. Independent innovators are the people who are going to make the big difference in the future. Here we can meet and discuss different ways of getting our products to people that want them.

Alfresco is the largest Private Open Source company in the world. Come and see what Alfresco ECM can do for you.

This group meets monthly at venues around WNY, including: Batavia, Buffalo, Rochester, and Niagara Falls, NY—most recently in the centrally located metropolis we know as Batavia. All of us have a hand in sites built with Drupal and/or use Drupal on a daily basis. Our active members are designers, developers, entrepreneurs, business people, and everything in between. Meetings can be attended in person or online, where we talk about recent Drupal news, upcoming releases, learn about other members’ …

This group is for people who use the LiveCode development environment to create apps for multiple mobile and desktop platforms mobile iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac OS X, Windows and Linux. It can also be used to create server side applications. LiveCode (www.runrev.com) is an easy to learn rapid application development environment that uses an english like programming language. If you have always wanted to create your own apps but were put off by the complexity of learning Objective C, Java or PHP …

The worlds of hackers and journalists are coming together as reporting goes digital and Internet companies become media empires. Journalists call themselves "hacks," someone who can churn out words in any situation. Hackers use the digital equivalent of duct tape to whip out code. Hacker-journalists try and bridge the two worlds. This group is to bring all these people together -- those who are working to help people make sense of their world. It's for hackers exploring technologies to filter …

Signup at http://www.meetup.com/IOToronto We all know Toronto has tons of software meetups, but where's the hardware love? We're bringing together anyone who interested in building a business in the world of physical products: from company boards to organic soap. The purpose of the group is to start to build the hardware startup community by: bringing people together, bringing in experts in the fields of hardware & form entrepreneurs who've done it before, and also to build a better picture of …

Are you passionate about writing elegant code? Are you conscientious about how your code looks like even if nobody sees it? Do you consider yourself a developer, architect, software engineer or a code artisan? Anything but a "coder"! A coder is a derogatory term for a person who's code is either impossible to debug or in the process you pull most of your hair out... If so, this group is for you and alike. You are more than welcome to join and share your love for beautiful code, meet people with …

We are the Toronto Ruby Brigade, a group of Toronto-based Ruby enthusiasts. Our goal is to create an environment where rubyists can learn together, regardless of skill level. We provide three avenues for continuous improvement and growth. First and foremost, we will provide an avenue for developers to present their ideas and experiences through presentations and lightning talks. Second, we can only become better ruby developers through practice. That is why we will have hack nights and work as …

Toronto Net Tuesday is a place for nonprofits, social enterprises and social purpose businesses to come together to learn about technology trends, issues and tools, share stories and build new relationships. Toronto Net Tuesday is run by TechSoup Canada (http://techsoupcanada.ca/) and is a part of the global NetSquared community (http://www.netsquared.org).