So who is a Hacker? In a nutshell, they are anyone who solves a problem with a not-so-obvious solution with only the resources available to them. MacGyver was the quintessential hacker! We think everyone has a little MacGyver in them. If you've created some improvised pressure cooker, or maybe turned your computer into a central home management system, Hack and Tell is the event you'll want to show your hacks at! Doesn't hacking very, VERY bad? That's a common misconception. Let draw a paralle …

The purpose of this group is to learn more about Google Technologies, especially tools like GWT, AppEngine, Google's Javascript APIs and Android. If you are a Java/Python developer, interested in Google's tools you should join us for some Google fun!

This Meetup Group focuses on web related design issues. We privilege conceptual vs. technical. (i.e. how to do good design vs. what application to use) Tech sessions at the end, if requested. Business issues welcome too!

Linux Group whos interest is sharing lamp technology

We are the latest in an international chain of social groups formed to meet monthly to raise a glass or more to the Lisp family of languages, a chain that began with LispNYC and shares with that great group a common founder, Lisp legend Kenny Tilton, aka His Kennyness. If you love functional languages or would like to, or if you love arguing fruitlessly the pros and cons of different programming languages over frosty pints, you need to make it to SunLisp every month.

This is a group for those interested in learning more about the Open Source database MongoDB. All levels of experience are welcome. So whether you've been playing with MongoDB for a few months, or have built and scaled a robust MongoDB powered website, this group is for you. We will plan to meet once a month and will focus on presentations, hackathons and study sessions. We'd love to hear what you'd like to see out of the group and how you can help contribute to this growing community.