This is a weekly study group that is working through the Fall 2011 version of Stanford's CS193p iOS Development class on iTunesU. Unfortunately we are currently at capacity for the study group due to our venue.

For Corona SDK developers to get together and discuss mobile development and technology, Corona tips and tricks, and the Lua programming language. Experienced Corona developers and newcomers are equally welcome!

An opportunity for Software Developers, Architects and Security professionals, to come together to meet, interact, learn, and network over developing secure desktop, web and mobile applications by following secure coding practices. The ideal environment within which sharing and learning can flourish and complement the knowledge base for all on a peer to peer basis.

This meetup is for people interested in learning iPhone and iPad Programming at a competitive price during the weekend (Saturday, Sunday). Topics covered: Creating Apps with iAd capability. Creating Apps that use the motion sensors in the devices. Hardware (accelerometer, touch screen, GPS Receiver, Three axis Gyro, Proximity sensor, Ambient Light Sensor, Retina Display, etc). IPhone OS (Berkley BSD Unix, Core OS & Core Services, Media Layer and Cocoa Touch Layer). Cocoa Touch (Collect …

This group will meet regularly to discuss cross-device HTML5 developer tools for creating both native mobile applications for iOS & Android along with HTML5 web apps. We'll include guest speakers that will talk about new advances in HTML5, JavaScript and CSS3 that empower web and mobile developers to accelerate their time to market and reduce the costs associated with deploying across a variety of handsets. Group Meetups will include both technical and market-oriented sessions and will likely me …

We’re excited to kick off the inaugural NYC TechHub Meetup by Flurry! In partnership with Mobile Monday NY, our first event will be held at the hip Canal Room on Thursday, May 17, during Internet Week. Flurry TechHub is a monthly, free-to-attend event that brings together high-caliber developers, founders, entrepreneurs and investors in the technology community.  Flurry TechHub Meetups are held across the world’s top tech centers including San Francisco, New York, and London. Meet the smartest, …

From cocos2d.org: Cocos2d is [an open source] framework for building 2D games, demos, and other graphical/interactive applications. There are many flavors of Cocos2d. Originally written in Python the framework is in the process of being ported to Objective-C, C++, Java, and JavaScript. Coco2d enables you to quickly design and develop high quality 2d games that run on Mac OS X, Windows, iOS, Android, and modern web browsers. The Objective-C version, Cocos2d-iPhone is one of the most complete an …

… The list of what could be covered and introduced ranges from development platforms such as the Android and iOS, to the cloud, to development methodologies such as Agile and Scrum, to Drupal and other CMS platforms, to Selenium, TDD, and one of my personal quandaries - making sense of what a QA Test Developer is and does. And I am sure you have a topic or two too! Look forward to seeing you at the Meetup!

We will build Facebook apps and Facebook + Mobile Apps. Meetups will be about learning different aspects of this development. Some may be more about Facebook apps others more about mobile apps but we will surely be looking to blend both. Inspired by the open graph stuff and 1st Facebook Social apps roadshow event in NY(http://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/629/) put up by Facebook, I started this group.

Group founded for *Existing founders looking co-founders. *Individuals with an idea for a start up and are looking for co-founders. *Technologist ( Developers etc ) looking to join/contribute to launching a start up. *Individuals committed to the success of their start up initiatives. *People looking for mutually beneficial synergies with other co-members. *Share knowledge of our collective experiences to increase our potential to excel. *To advance technology solutions in the mobile space.

The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is a 501c3 not-for-profit worldwide charitable organization focused on improving the security of application software. Our mission is to make application security visible, so that people and organizations can make informed decisions about true application security risks. Everyone is free to participate in OWASP and all of our materials are available under a free and open software license.

Along the same lines as IGDA, I'm starting an professional association, the International Mobile Developers Association effective today, Feb 17, 2012, to address the technology, business and creative concerns of mobile developers, regardless of platform. We'll have our first meeting within 60 days. If you'd like to be on the board and are at least a Manager level (as well as a developer) at a large media or financial services company, we'd love to hear from you.

Welcome to NYC Mobile Apps! Our focus is on iOS and Android development/design, all the way through to marketing and advertising. The format:  - Speakers: Developers, Designers, Marketers, and Investors come in to talk about various topics  - Demos: App/Technology previews - Discussion and Networking: A lively discussion where we cover current topics and network with others in the NYC mobile app space Whether you're a coder, UI specialist, designer, marketer or just want to get in the app game o …

Geeks & Suits NYC is a community for NY entrepreneurs with either technical or business skills. Whether you are into tech and looking for a business cofounder or the other way around this is the place for you.

Super-Business Apps 2.0 is a jam session of 21st century business innovations. Topics are not limited to business; creativity and innovation lead the charge. Hosted by [x]cube LABS, we are a design-driven consulting firm offering end-to-end solutions across a wide range of mobile apps; from games to campaigns for big brands and enterprise for all major platforms.  [x] = Big fun. Social loops. In-app brilliance. 

Every month 4 or 5 companies each get a few minutes to discuss their mobile platform and monetization - including issues, solutions, strategies, and more - to New York's mobile and tech community (publishers, developers, investors, entrepreneurs, hackers, etc). Presenters may choose to solicit feedback from the crowd or simply discuss what their firms are doing in the space. Additionally, we plan to have a mini-keynote speaker who will delve a little deeper into one company's mobile moneti …