The lineup of the next event has been confirmed as:
James Rutherford — “Flash - Saviour of the Universe”
James is the principle at Creative Nucleus, a Newcastle based design agency.
Paul Calaghan — “A taste of Haskell”
O’Reilly has recently published a book called “Real World Haskell”. What’s the fuss about? I’ll give a quick introduction to the key ideas of [...]
Last night we had 40 visitors to our third Super Mondays event. After drinking copious amounts of tea and Coffee (sponsored by Alex Kavanagh from Tinwood) we sat down for two presentations.
Alex spoke about the various free or open source applications that companies can use in replace of some of the more recignisable business applications. [...]
The next Super Mondays event has been confirmed for Monday November 24th at the Beehive (Newcastle University). The event will kick off at 6:00pm.
This month we have acces to two lecture theatres and the reception area. The space will be available for the first hour for the various user groups to meet up and run general [...]
Our second meeting held on Monday 25th October went very well, we had over 50 attendees from various demographics (start-ups, programmers, students, academics and enthusiasts).
The event kicked off with a 45 minute networking session where copious amounts of tea and coffee were served courtesy of Paul Watson from Newcastle University. At such an early stage [...]
The next Super Mondays event has been confirmed for Monday October 27th at the Beehive (Newcastle University). The event will kick off at 6:00pm.
After some networking / unstructured discussion, we will convene at 6:45 for the evenings entertainment….Language Wars. The line up is:
Mike: PHP
Sarat: Java
Lee: Ruby
Alex: Python
Tim: C#
Brian: TCL
Mark: JavaScript
Each person will have five minutes to introduce their [...]
Last night we had our first meeting at the Newcastle University Beehive Centre.
Even with the short notice we had around 20 people from the various user groups as well as some PHD students from the university in attendance. Groups represented were:
ncl.rb Ruby
Tyneside Linux Users Group
Amazon Web Services Group
Refresh Newcastle
Open Source Network
As well as [...]
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