A collection of computer user groups in the Seattle Metro Area. User groups are events where people physically get together periodically to do something computerish (usually it's more specific than that - the idea is to find "birds of a feather" on a particular computer topic).
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- NorthWest Apple Pickers Lakewood, WA. Offers meeting schedule, membership information, newsletter, classifieds, and links.
- Seattle Python Users Group (SeaPig) Interest group for the Python programming language
- Seattle Perl Users Group (SPUG) Contains details on the list server, meetings, talks, and past events, plus images, reviews, and source code.
- Greater Seattle Linux User's Group Linux users share their observations, problems, and solutions on this site's bulletin boards and at monthly meetings.
- Seattle Perl Users Group Dedicated to the development of a mutually supportive community of Perl programmers in the Seattle area
- Seattle Area Pick User Group Serves the greater Puget Sound region as a meeting place for everyone with an interest in "Pick" (aka Multi-Value) databases.
- AWC - Association for Women in Computing Puget Sound Chapter of national association of professionals in the computing industry
- Seattle.rb Seattle Ruby Brigade. Ruby facts, opinions, source code, links, and stuff. Meets monthly.
- SEASIGI - Seattle Internet Users' Group Loose association of Internet users of all skill levels who share an interest in learning about and using the Internet and its many features. Meets monthly.
- Seattle Area Lego Users Group Provides links to member sites, meeting information, and downloads
- Northwest C++ Users Group A group of professional developers and hobbyists that meet monthly to discuss the C++ programming language.
- Puget Sound Oracle Users Group A non-profit Washington Corporation, established to exchange technical information related to the Oracle corporation and its products, third-party vendors, and private, public, and government organizations that use them.