Aleksandar Gargenta Organizer of The San Francisco Android User Group
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Organizer of this Meetup Group since
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Introduction
Bought my own ADP1 when it came out, so I thought the time is right to put it to good use :-) I'm looking forward to meeting other Android enthusiasts and checking out their cool android-ware!
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"I also run the San Francisco Java User Group (http://www.sfjava.org/
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What Aleksandar Gargenta is saying about this Meetup Group
If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area and you care about what's going on in the world of Android mobile platform, then this group offers a great way to stay connected to not only the technology around Android, but also to the people that propel it forward.
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Aleksandar Gargenta started a new discussionLooking for Java/Android + HTML/CSS/JS Instructor"Hey folks, As many of you know, I work for Marakana, an IT training company focused on open-source software, and I've been looking to hire a Software Engineer / Instructor with a background in Java, Android, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript...."
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Aleksandar Gargenta Yes, but it will probably take a couple of weeks before the video is edited and uploaded to YouTube. I'll send out an announcement to the group when it becomes available.Aug 31Learn how to build your mobile back-end with MongoDBTuesday 6:30 PM at SUPINFO International University37 attended · 2 checked-in ·
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Kenneth Balthaser posted a greeting for Aleksandar Gargenta
"Hello Aleksandar - thanks for putting this together"
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Aleksandar Gargenta started a new discussionLearn how to build your mobile back-end with MongoDB at our August 31st event
"Folks, Having postponed our event on mobile-web, we are super-excited to welcome Will Shulman, from MongoLab, who generously offered to fill our August 31st slot and show us how to persist our mobile app data in the cloud using a super-scalable an..."
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Aleksandar GargentaAug 31I RSVPed Yes for Learn how to build your mobile back-end with MongoDBTuesday 6:30 PM at SUPINFO International University37 attended · 2 checked-in ·
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Aleksandar GargentaFolks,
I am looking for aspiring software engineers to work with me at Marakana and become gurus in some of the most-innovative new technology coming from the software industry, like Android, HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, and so on! http:// ... Read moremarakana.com/about/jobs.html
Cheers,
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Aleksandar Gargenta started a new discussionSoftware Engineer / Expert (Full Time) @ Marakana
"Folks, I am looking for aspiring software engineers to work with me at Marakana and become gurus in some of the most-innovative new technology coming from the software industry, like Android, HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, GWT, and so on!..."
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Aleksandar Gargenta started a new discussionVideo, slides, and pix from Justin's presentation (SF-Android 6/29 event) are now available
"Folks, I wanted to let you know that video + slides from our 6/29 event titled "Learn how to target all Android devices from Google's own Justin Mattson" are now available. I also posted some of the pix I shot at that event...."
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Aleksandar Gargenta I finally posted video and slides from Justin's talk: http://marakana.com/forums/android/general/147.html EnjoyJun 29Learn how to target all Android devices from Google's own Justin MattsonTuesday 6:30 PM at SUPINFO International University65 attended ·
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Aleksandar Gargenta added 20 new photos to Learn about real-time app and game development on Android
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