Hosted by

Sun Microsystems

Where

45 King William Street, London EC4R 9AN, United Kingdom

When

Wednesday, November 11th, 2009
6pm - 9pm (talks start at 7pm)

What

We're back!Join us for the next Facebook Developer Garage London, where as usual we'll be bringing you the very latest from the Facebook developer scene, coupled with fantastic speakers and talks to match.

1. Iskandar Najmuddin from Nudge discussing the latest technical updates and changes to platform
   
2. Sebastjan Trepca from Noovo giving a quick overview of MySpace Open Platform.
   
3. Andy Moseby from Kemp Little talking about the legal concerns developers face when dealing with social networks.
   
4. Karl Bunyan from Social Cash will deliver a talk cleverly titled "Don't Give Up on Your Crap App".
   
5. Cameron Church will present on behalf of Brightcove, discussing the creation of a Facebook app by Virgin Media.
   
6. Geoff Hughes from Fireshot will discuss changes in the integration of PR and social media.

You can grab your early bird tickets now: http://facebookgaragesep.eventbrite.com

Platinum sponsor:

Sun Microsystems - http://uk.sun.com/startupessentials

Gold sponsor:

Adknowledge - http://adknowledge.com

Silver sponsors:

Nudge - http://nudgelondon.com/blog
Logicode - http://logicode.co.uk

and of course Facebook!

Be sure to join the group to be kept up to date and get notified of the next event too: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=5282952746

Check out our site at http://www.facebookgarage.org.uk where we keep you up to date with speaker news, videos and guest articles.

Hosted by

Causes

Where

The Causes Office
2105 Martin Luther King Jr Way
Berkeley, CA

When

Thursday, November 19, 2009
6:30pm - 9:30pm (talks start at 7pm)

What

Whether you're just getting started with Connect or have been on the platform since the beginning - bring whatever code you're working on, and share it or work on it with us. Developers of all backgrounds will be present and available to answer any questions, talk about our experiences, and maybe even to jump in for some pair programming.

Our event will be developer-focused, and we're going to cap the guest list to 50 people to keep things friendly. As such, we want to ensure that developers serious about platform attend. We ask that you have an application on Facebook before you attend. If you don't already - no sweat - take the time to get a "hello, world" app up and running, Facebook makes it incredibly easy to get started.