The monthly convening of the Wilmington Google Developer Group takes place this Wednesday at Capital One. Get ready to discuss new Google apps and new projects that members are working on at 6 p.m at 1. S. Orange St.
If you have trouble getting there using Google’s mapping app, organizers Panayiotis “Pete” Varvarezis, Michael Jones, Johanna Davis and Toby Peters have a message for you: “Please be aware that the google map directions direct you to the back of our building. The front of the building is located next to the Riverfront Market.”
If you’re interested in joining the group and staying in touch with other members, you can join its Google Plus page here.
https://www.meetup.com/Wilmington-Google-Developer-Group/events/234414539/
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