Hi All, I am wondering about direction of programming and languages to learn for those of us who have been introduced to more traditional languages like C, C++ and Java. How correct is that to say in the next 5 years web programming is most dominant? Or is there a better question to ask? What are the best things from traditional languages that remain in top of the line fast and small programs?

Heya Mark,
would you recommend the Jquery workshops to people with beginner's knowledge of front-end development?

Hey Mark! Can you approve my request to Lean Coffee? :)

Julia

Please post more information about the unity workshop you were talking about.

Inviting you to Toronto Tech Entrepreneurs session - January 20th, North York Civic Centre (401/Sheppard) - Come out and network with programmers, designers, investors, financial mentors and who knows you may find your own co-founder.

RSVP and Info: http://www.meetup.com/Toronto-Entrepr...

Hi Mark,
My name is Seemein Saquib. I am from the School of Continuing Studies University of Toronto, we have a new Certificate: Mobile Business Technologies and Applications that we would like to let your members/groups know. Please see the link below:

http://learn.utoronto.ca/bps/moblie.h...

Would it be possible to email this information to your members or groups?

It would be highly appreciated.

Regards,
Seemein

I see thank you.

Hi Mark, I could not join your group, it did not take me.why?

June

Hey Mark, Welcome to the group! Thanks again for letting us use your space.

Hey Mark, was at my first meeting this morning. Would love to be participate more. You mentioned there are more meetings coming up, where can I find out more? (Doesn't show up on here on the site) Cheers - Andy