Directory of User Groups Resources

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Groups formed for developers with interest in .NET related technologies.

Resources in This Category

• Ann Arbor .NET Developers' Group

  http://www.meetup.com/aadndevs/
  Contains meeting announcements, forums, links, reviews, blogs and job postings.

• Arizona .Net User Group

  http://azgroups.com/
  Arizona .Net User Group contains forums, photo gallery, downloads and a knowledge base.

• Austin .NET User Group

  http://www.adnug.org/
  Meeting information, developer links, contact information.

• Boston Azure User Group

  http://bostonazure.org/
  A community-run user group learning about cloud computing on the Windows Azure platform.

• Capital Area .Net User Group

  http://www.caparea.net/
  for those interested in .Net in the Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C. area.

• Cedar Rapids INETA

  http://crineta.org/
  Within has forums, meetings and events, announcements and about us page.

• Chicago .NET Users Group

  http://www.cnug.org/
  Meeting information, members area, training schedule.

• Cincinnati .Net Users Group

  http://cinnug.org/
  Ohio .Net user group. News items, membership details, a message forum, and an event calendar.

• developerFusion - .NET User Groups

  http://www.developerfusion.com/t/.net/usergroups/
  A fusion of .Net user groups which contains a library, news, community, jobs board, marketplace and a toolbox.

• Evansville .Net Users Group

  http://www.evansvillednug.com/
  Evansville .Net User Group contains tech news, events, forums, books, downloads and a listing of sponsors.

• Florida .Net User Group

  http://www.fladotnet.net/
  Florida .Net community news, listing of tech events, discussion board, jobs board, meeting schedule, meeting locations, sample downloads.

• Fort Smith .NET User Group

  http://www.fsdnug.org/
  Contains home page, meeting location, summary of previous meetings, list of officers and sponsors.

• Greenville-Spartanburg Developers Guild

  http://gspdevelopers.org/
  Events, resources, discussions.

• Houston Dot Net User Group

  http://www.hdnug.org/
  Events, news, mailing list subscription.

• International .NET Association (INETA)

  http://www.ineta.org/
  Provides structured, peer-based organizational, educational, and promotional support to the growing worldwide community of Microsoft .NET user groups. Membership in INETA is free to any user group, regardless of geographic location, technical focus, or affiliation.

• Los Angeles .NET Developers Group

  http://www.ladotnet.org/
  Includes events schedule, member area, new membership information, book reviews.

• Northwest Arkansas Dot Net User Group

  http://www.nwadnug.org/
  Within contains meeting announcements, downloads, events, sponsors and a forum.

• Portland Area .NET Users Group

  http://www.padnug.org/
  Charter, meetings, presentations, forums, job listings.

• Rhode Island .NET User Group

  http://www.ridotnet.com/
  Meeting dates and speakers and a message board.

• San Diego .Net Developers Group

  http://sddotnetdg.wordpress.com/
  SDDotNetDG (formerly SDVBUG) was created in 1994 by local programmers for the purpose of exchanging useful information relating to Microsoft .Net and related tools.

• Sarasota .Net Developers Group

  http://www.sarasotadev.net/
  Meeting announcements, book reviews, tool and component reviews, articles

• Southeast Valley .NET User Group

  http://www.sevdnug.org/
  Contains news, events, forums, jobs, resources, discounts and a photo gallery.

• Sydney .NET Users Group

  http://www.ssw.com.au/ssw/NETUG/
  User group sponsored by company Superior Software for Windows. Meeting schedule, articles, downloads.

• Wisconsin .Net User Group

  http://www.wi-ineta.org/
  Meeting announcements, archive of past special meetings, job postings, evangelist directory, member downloads, discussions, newsletters and news feeds.

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