February 4, 2012 12:00 PM - 82 attended
Dolores Park BBQ!
Happy New Year Everyone!
Hope you guys had an amazing holiday and new years. We're going to kick off our first event of 2012 doing what I know you all love, grilling foods & swilling beverages in the hot January sun :)
This time we're going to move camp over to the Mission and tryout Dolores Park.
As always bring your latest projects and curiosities to the conversation as well as any friends who might enjoy meeting our smiling faces.
Also just a reminder we've got a great event planned for next wednesday at Adobe. Come hear Ben Savage, Bruno Garcia, and Joshua Granick speak about the Spaceport Platform, Flambe, HaXe, and NME. This promises to be a great event, it's free and we'll be meeting for drinks afterwards at Mars around the corner.
See you there!
Stephen
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Stephen Braitsch
No back up plan. Will probably need to push it to another weekend if it's raining tomorrow.
Posted January 20 at 2:06 PM -
ian eyberg
I'll make an offering of sacrificial kittens and newborns to the sun god Ra
Posted January 20 at 2:18 PM -
Angeline Tan
good idea to call it tomorrow morning :-) when I was taking sailing lessons in the winter, we have to call a number to see if class is gonna happen. :-)
Posted January 20 at 5:20 PM | 1 like -
Angeline Tan
got a phone number lest the specific TBD location didn?t make it in time to the meet up page?
Posted February 3 at 3:00 PM -
Stephen Braitsch
Once we get there & setup I will post our exact location on our twitter account @sfcoders
Posted February 3 at 3:53 PM | 1 like -
Romy Ilano
very fun! I'll try to get the Women Who Code SF to come next time... it was nice meeting one woman who was a programmer (hi Mitsuko!) (^_^) we need more female programmers at events like these...
Posted February 6 at 3:02 PM -
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Hey - do we have a backup plan, in case it is raining?