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Our monthly meeting!

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From: Mike Johnson <mike AT enoch.org>
To: trilug-announce AT trilug.org
Subject: [Trilug-announce] The next TriLUG meeting is May 9, 2002!
Date: 01 May 2002 15:35:24 -0400

The next meeting of the Triangle Linux Users Group (TriLUG) will be
Thursday, May 9, 2002 at 7:00pm in the Dreyfus auditorium of RTI
(see http://trilug.org for directions). This months meeting starts 
off with electing a new Steering Committee. Show up early and vote 
for your favorite folks to help guide TriLUG into the year 2003! 

Our talk this month will start at 7:30 (after the elections): 

Improving Developer Productivity on Linux with Visual SlickEdit 

The mountain of technologies, languages, APIs, and lines of code
developers need to work with keeps growing exponentially. Scaling the
software development mountain requires an editing environment that can
manage, analyze, navigate, and edit code written in multiple languages.
Using example applications built on open source projects, this
presentation will address how developers can improve productivity on
Linux with Visual SlickEdit. 

SlickEdit Inc. (formerly MicroEdge) has been providing development
tools for Linux since August 1996. 

Representing SlickEdit will be Speaker: Ed Hintz, Director of Software
Development 

Ed Hintz has over 13 years of experience in the software industry. He
has led development efforts on several e-commerce applications as well
as development tools that were recognized with two Windows Magazine Win
100 awards. Prior to joining SlickEdit, Mr. Hintz was Vice President of
Engineering at GadgetSpace (now InPhonic), founding software architect
at HAHT Commerce, and held positions at Q+E Software, NCR, and IBM. Mr.
Hintz holds a BS in computer science from Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and State University 

As always, meetings are free, as is the pizza! 

So, come join us for pizza, elections, and SlickEditing! 

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