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Check out Girl Develop It’s ‘Summer of Open Source’ showcase [Events Roundup]

Plus: See Gabe Weinberg talk about his new book, Traction, at Villanova University.

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The summer is ending (sigh) so that means that Girl Develop It’s Summer of Open Source is also drawing to a close. See what its fellows built at the GDI demo night this week.

Also: head to Villanova to hear DuckDuckGo founder Gabe Weinberg talk about his new book about how a startup can get customers, Traction. RSVP here (it’s free).

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August Project Night
Work on projects alongside other Python developers.
Wednesday, Aug. 27
6-9 p.m.

ExCite Center, 3401 Market Street. University City.
RSVP. Free.

 

August JavaScript meetup
Hear from local developer Kristi Centinaro on how to build “native apps with web technologies using node-webkit,” plus HappyCog developer Anthony Colangelo on the “simple side of Javascript design patterns.”
Tuesday, Aug. 26
5-7 p.m.

Quorum at the Science Center, 3711 Market Street, Floor 8. University City.
RSVP. Free.

 

Summer of Open Source Show & Tell
See what the fellows from Girl Develop It’s Summer of Open Source Fellowship built.
Wednesday, Aug. 27
6-9 p.m.

First Round Capital, 4040 Locust Street. University City.
RSVP. Free.

Companies: DuckDuckGo / Girl Develop It

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