Can't get a job without experience? Can't get experience without a job? The Tech In exists to solve that catch-22. If you're a college student or a recent college grad studying software development, computer science, information systems, or anything else that makes other people ask you to fix their computer, we can help. That is, if you're in the Triangle area of North Carolina. Hopefully we'll get bigger soon. We try to have fun, help you learn a little, fill your stomachs with something other …

Are you a fan of the Manifesto for Agile Software Development and in the RTP area? Meet other local people interested in Agile methods of software development at our monthly meetup.

TISQA is the Triangle Information Systems Quality Association. This organization has existed in the Research Triangle Area since 1993 and is dedicated to development of quality software. In that pursuit, TISQA hosts meetings, seminars, promotes software quality education, and gives awards all in the name of software quality. TISQA is also a member chapter of the QAI (Quality Assurance Institute).

Keeping it first-class, folded, with a side of curry, since 2012. Brew a beer, build a hot air balloon, demo some fun software, share your nerdiness with the rest of us.  Note: "barely" != "bare" ... we need a couple drinks before we are okay with that.   FAQ@BSF: Q: "Soooo ... Why would I _ever come to this meetup?!?" A: "BECAUSE IT IS FUN." [1,2,3,4,5,6]   Citations: 1. Alan Perlis: Michaelangelo would have needed to be taught how not to sculpt.  <- and thus with great (insert nerdy ski …

This group was originally formed to discuss the formation of a hackerspace in the triangle. Since the group's formation, interest has been sparked in every vertex of the Triangle. Our mission changed from creating one mega-hackerspace to creating separate (but equal) hackerspaces throughout the area. Our hope is that by creating multiple spaces in the area, Triangle hackerspaces will be both accessible and convenient for professionals, students, and hobbyists throughout the area. Hackerspaces ( …

Who Are We? ScifiGenre.com was founded by two avid fans of science fiction, fantasy, comics, and gaming who also happen to be software developers. Our site, SciFiGenre.com, went live in June of 2003 and we quickly expanded. We opened our first brick-and-mortar store, Sci-Fi Genre Comics & Games, in Durham, North Carolina in July of 2006.   Sci-Fi Genre Comics & Games offers a wide varity of products for you to browse through. We have a large collection of Reaper Miniatures, Role Playing Games, …

Runtime Expectations is a live tech/development talkshow on CodebassRadio We’ll be covering all the aspects of software development that compel us to put a beer in that first hand. We’ll be broadcasting live from the American Tobacco Campus in Durham, NC, as often as the bitterness for development and desire for drinks build up.  Follow us @RTExpectations or @Codebass to find out when the next show will be. You can also tweet us live during the show to comment.  We’ll respond if we like you.   I …

This group is for all Force.com Developers and those who would like to learn to become so. We meet in the "off" months from the regular Raleigh Salesforce User Group. While not separate, we are the more technical arm of the User Group.

Greg Balestrero, President and CEO of the Project Management Institute (PMI): "There is no question that Agile PM is a leading and emergent practice…critical to understand" (http://bit.ly/HLFcZ). Working with PMI's RTP chapter and PMI's Agile Community of Practice, our purpose is to build a community of Agile project managers in the RTP area through shared learning and networking events.

The Carolina Adobe User Group (CAUG) was founded in 2006 as the Carolina Macromedia User Group (CMMUG). We've expanded quite a bit since the days of ColdFusion and Flash, and are no longer just a "developer's group". Our membership includes UNC-CH employees from all walks of life and areas of interest. We have "creatives", "coders" and "videophiles" in our ranks, and we strive to give something back to the few, the proud, the state employees that call UNC home. We meet every six weeks from 2:30 …

We are a private group of friends who like to do fun stuff together! We are not a "meetup group." Rather, we are using the meetup software for managing our events. If you are here for a legitimate purpose, please fill out a profile to join our mailing list.

This group is a place for developers to learn more about the non-relational, open source, document-oriented database MongoDB. MongoDB is the leading NoSQL database and many of the key committers are based right here in New York City. So if you are facing challenges with MySQL or Postgres or Oracle and want to explore a more flexible, scalable alternative, please join us at one of our monthly sessions. We typically meet on the second or third Tuesday of the month, have some pizza and network, and …

This monthly meetup is exclusively for QuickBooks Certified ProAdvisors located in the Triangle area. We meet once a month for a light meal, networking and most importantly to learn about QuickBooks consulting. This group has two requirements- you must be QuickBooks Certified and listed on the Intuit PAP website to attend and be open to learn and network for the good of your clients. Every month there are great presenters sharing new and helpful information and an opportunity to  get to know the …

Dedicated to all hackers who hack in "alternate" JVM languages: Groovy, Scala, Clojure, Nice, Beanshell, Rhino, JRuby, Jython, etc. Low formality, causal "hack night" meetings at pubs, coffee shops, etc.

Our mission is to promote the awareness, understanding and application of Geometric Algebra as the universal language for mathematical physics and geometric computing. One concrete goal for us will be the development of software that supports gaming (rendering and physics), education and research. You should consider joining if you are a game developer, a STEM educator, a scientist, or someone who is simply curious to understand this elegant and powerful language that can be used to describe the …

A meetup for hackers and founders to mingle and network with each other... If you're interested in technology startups, either as a hacker or as a founder, or both, you've found the right meetup. If you regularly read Hackers News ( http://news.ycombinator.com. ), have been to a Startup Weekend, have wanted an Open Coffee Club in the Triangle area, are building - or want to build - a tech startup, if you're a VC, angel investor, or anyone else with an interest in the startup community; then t …