This is a group for hacking on processing-js. The goals of this group is to showcase existing work, help people convert their native processing work into JavaScript, teach people how to use processing-js, and help out the community by developing processing-js enhanced tools.

This group is for members and invited guests of CultureLink's Bike Host Program. You can become a Bike Host Multilingual Cycling Ambassadors only if you are a responsible adult who is willing to commit 30 volunteer hours within next 4 months, hold a PR card, can speak English and one other language, and pass group interview. Please contact CultureLink for more information or to register for this program.

The iOSTO meetup is the first of its kind in Toronto – where people who are interested in iOS development gather together to SHARE, LEARN, CHANGE, and ACT.  If you’re an iOS developer, game designer, marketeer, investor, UX/GUI Designer or active in the iOS community, we want to MEETUP and CONNECT with you. This will be an informal and casual event and will be held downtown. This meetup is an opportunity to share iOS projects, ideas, business insight, prototypes and development experiences.  D …

Toronto Code Retreat is a Meetup group focused on learning and sharing software craftsmanship and testing practices with your peers. Meetups will be held in the style of a Code Retreat, which involves pair programming live with other group members using different programming languages.  Sessions will focus on attempts to solve Conway's Game of Life. Locations will alternate between Toronto and Mississauga. We intend to hold the sessions the 2nd Thursday of each month. We'll open the meetup and h …

If you want to jumpstart or improve your Spanish, you've come to the right place! Join this meetup for drop-in Spanish lessons or more in-depth programs. My name is Carlos Herrera, Master's in Teaching Spanish as a Second Language, founder and manager of Muchospanish and organizer of Spanglish Toronto Meetup. I created this group to help people learn Spanish and improve their current level of proficiency by using modern methods and the best tools available. Lessons are tipically 1.5 or 2hrs, the …

This programming group meets to work in .NET, on the spot, in real time, on our laptops. Of course we can be social too while collaborating on ideas and work.  The intention of this group is to promote an environment where .NET work gets done during the session, where ideas are fostered, where experiences rub off and where we can show off our .NET work. This document describes what to expect from a session: http://bit.ly/10cr3Fh Currently meeting the fourth Wednesday evening of each month. Join …

Meetup to do Randori-style coding dojos weekly. Initial sessions will be simple problems developing in Clojure. Format will be: 5 minute introduction to coding dojo 100 minutes of implementing the problem 15 minute retrospective + plan for next session. http://codingdojo.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?RandoriKata Getting Started with Clojure: http://clojure-doc.org/

It's Not What You Say, But How You Say It! Promoting confidence through knowledge of yourself and understanding of others. Non-verbal trumps verbal This group is built on a simple belief: non-verbal communication trumps verbal. In simple terms, words don't mean much - a charismatic person may not say a single word and will still be able to capture attention of a huge audience. We’ll experiment with a number of interesting techniques in order to improve our own non-verbal communication skills …

Mac and iOS developers unite! Monthly informal "get together and code" sessions as well as more targeted topic-based events, all in one handy group. Share projects you're working on; get some coding done; ask your fellow developers for help and tips; and most importantly, build cool things and ship some apps!

Are you interested in harnessing the computing power of GPUs for business-related applications, programming heterogeneous computers, or just curious whether heterogeneous computing might help your work or field of interest. Business professionals, researchers, academics, and students are welcome.  Our group offers a face-to-face forum for those whose interests fall between applied research and business applications.

The goal of Pyladies is to encourage women to develop and strengthen their skills in the Python programming language. All women regardless of skilll level and proficiency in programming are welcome. We aim to help women gain confidence in their technical abilities, and to provide an environment which fosters learning through mentorship and guidance by other women.

Computer graphics or CG covers anything related to images or drawings created or manipulated on a computer.  CG can be achieved either by writing code or pushing a mouse.  CG covers fields as diverse as computational photography, augmented reality, mapping, GIS, spatial databases, computer vision, image processing, remote sensing, photogrammetry, digital cinema, 3D stereoscopic creation and display as well as the usual perception that computer graphics is things like 3D animation, video editing, …

Learn Practical Conversational Spanish! Join the only Spanish Program that focuses on developing practical conversational skills in Toronto, Canada. Taking a casual approach to learning, Toronto-based Language Lounge combines Spanish lessons with a coffee, tea, mocktails, and fun activities time.

This group is for people who use the LiveCode development environment to create apps for multiple mobile and desktop platforms mobile iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac OS X, Windows and Linux. It can also be used to create server side applications. LiveCode (www.runrev.com) is an easy to learn rapid application development environment that uses an english like programming language. If you have always wanted to create your own apps but were put off by the complexity of learning Objective C, Java or PHP …

A get-together once a week to sit down, have coffee, and code. It's a time to feel free and ask questions to each other, talk projects, and help each other be awesome coders with whatever endeavour they're pursuing whether it's learning a new programming language or building an app. Feel free to come and work, help, or just have a chat about what you love.

Pronounced "taco" and always spelled in lowercase, the Toronto Area Cocoa and WebObjects Developers Group is the first international chapter of CocoaHeads. We're dedicated to exploring Apple–related development technologies and tools — OS X, iOS, Cocoa, Xcode, and WebObjects. We meet every other month starting in January at Metro Hall.