IXR is a new makerspace at the Jersey Shore, located at the InfoAge Science and History Learning Center in Wall, NJ (at the former Camp Evans).  We are an open collective of geeks, artists, and techie-creative-types who come together to share tools, resources, knowledge, and ideas. IXR’s mission is to help lower the barriers to invention, creativity, and innovation - by providing access to resources, equipment, and community - that an individual maker may not have otherwise. We embrace the shari …

Get ready to talk Python / Djanjo! We're looking to engage professionals living in or around North Jersey to form a community closer to home.  We love and use Python / Django! If you do too and and are interested in discussions regarding the language please join us at our next meeting to  share the knowledge and build a community.

We currently have a 1600+ SF space located in Severn, MD. This space is open to the public, anyone can join, and is available for people to come and collaborate on their projects. The motto of the space is Teach, Learn, Build! FYI most of our members don't use meetup.com, so it doesn't look like many people are registered, but nearly every event posted has had 10+ people.

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 people are interested in learning more about it. So if you are facing challenges with MySQL or Postgres or Oracle and want to explore a more flexible, scalable, and fun alternative, please join us at one of our monthly sessions.

The Baltimore Node is a member-run space where people can hack, craft, and make interesting things in a supportive and collaborative environment. The Node follows the Hackerspace model that is flourishing in cities around the world, including New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Berlin, Sydney, and many more. Members receive 24/7 access to the space, which is stocked with shared and donated tools and equipment. In addition to the informal exchange of wisdom and experience that comes from simply wor …

Electronics, PCB Design, Soldering, Embedded Software, Web Development, Mechanical Engineering, Robotics, Ardunio, PIC, AVR, ARM, Linux, Apple, Windows... we do it all and we are good at it. But you don't have to be! Come hang out with us and you will be amazed at what you will learn in a short period of time. We are also known as Harford Hackerspace

Join this group if you're interested in everything technology.  From hacking on software to demoing the latest gadgets our members are passionate and are interested in learning, sharing and collaborating on all things technology.  We foster a diverse social setting that welcomes interested individuals and offers something for everyone regardless of your technical background. Join the group and have some fun with technology.  If you are interested in starting projects or are currently working on …

*New Baltimore Linux meetup* Let's meetup to share knowledge, ideas, and best practices with Linux through speakers, workshops, and industry experts. All levels of Linux proficiency are welcome. Meetups will be held quarterly at Advertising.com on the Under Armour campus in Locust Point. All meetings are free to attend with snacks and beer provided. If you have a topic you would like to share or suggest, reach out to paris.pittman@teamaol.com.

I started this group for people who want to learn how to use various Unix-like OS's (Unix, Linux, FreeBSD, OSX) more effectively from the command line interface. Unlike a lot of other groups that mainly feature project presentations and technology overviews, my intention with this group is to go in the direction of a group-taught class, where the group will pick a book, paper or online tutorial to read over and work on some exercises together and then go on to work on some projects that we can t …

The Brookdale Computer User Group [BCUG] is people excited about using computers, smart phones, tablets and other devices, and includes everyone from new users to experts who meet in various workshops to promote usage, understanding and enjoyment of these devices. We offer presentations of hardware and software as well as lively discussions among members. Everyone is welcome to attend a BCUG meeting. Our monthly workshops cover topics like Access&VBA, CyberQuickies, Database, Graphics, Internet, …

The Annapolis Linux User Group meets monthly to discuss Linux, help each other with installation and configuration, and to learn from each other. All levels of Linux proficiency are welcome.