Hope to see YOU there. (join #sketchup-dev channel via qwebirc)
Thomas (ThomThom) and I would like to invite you to the first SketchUp Sunday Social (SUSS):
Date/time: Sunday, 2011.0109
1000-1200 (PST - CA, USA)
1800-2000 (GMT)
Venue: sketchup-dev (irc.freenode.net)
Agenda:
* introductions and chatter
* optimization techniques
* Best Practices in plugins
As the acronym hints, SUSS is supposed to help us suss out how to solve SketchUp programming problems.
However, it’s also supposed to be a way for us to meet each other, hear about events and gossip, etc.
Hope to see you there!
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The First SketchUp Sunday Social (SUSS)
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