By Tim Altman.
Friday, 23. February 2007, 16:31:15
What: DC-area Opera User Group meeting
Why: Meet others who share your passion and learn how to use Opera to its fullest
Where: At the Panera Bread cafe in Silver Spring, Maryland (
directions here |
train info)
When: Wednesday, February 28th, 2007 between the hours of 7:00PM and 9:00PM
Parking info: Panera Bread is an easy, quarter-mile walk away from public parking at
921 Wayne Avenue where there are no meters to feed and evening parking is free
I'll be demoing a new feature set to debut on Wednesday in a weekly build.
By Tim Altman.
Friday, 15. December 2006, 21:08:59
What: DC-area Opera User Group meeting
Why: Meet others who share your passion and learn how to use Opera to its fullest.
Where: At the Panera Bread cafe in Silver Spring, Maryland (directions here | train info).
When: Tuesday, December 19th, 2006 between the hours of 7:00PM and 9:00PM.
Parking info: Panera Bread is an easy, quarter-mile walk away from public parking at
921 Wayne Avenue where there are no meters to feed and evening parking is free.
I'll be demoing some new features we're currently working on internally to gather your feedback. Daniel will be talking about ways to improve Opera's market share. See you there!
Update: I totally had the date wrong! We are meeting on the 19th, not the 15th. Sorry!
By Eddie Lopez.
Friday, 29. September 2006, 17:57:57
Details will be posted to
http://my.opera.com/moug
By Tim Altman.
Wednesday, 27. September 2006, 04:47:18
usergroups
The second meeting of the DC-area Opera User Group has been set for Tuesday, October 3 at 7pm. That's just a week from today! We hope to see everyone that made it out last time again, as well as some new faces.
What: DC-area Opera User Group meeting
Why: Meet others who share your passion and learn how to use Opera to its fullest.
Where: At the Panera Bread cafe in Silver Spring, Maryland (
directions here |
train info).
When: Tuesday, October 3, 2006 between the hours of 7:00PM and 9:00PM.
Parking info: Panera Bread is an easy, quarter-mile walk away from public parking at
925 Wayne Avenue where there are no meters to feed and evening parking is free. Kudos to Dan Grunberg for this tip.
By Daniel Goldman.
Friday, 11. August 2006, 18:15:55
A few Opera developers, including "
Mitchman",
Anne van Kesteren (very active with standards),
David Storey (Chief Web Opener at Opera), and the famous "
Olli" will be visiting the Seattle area next week. I thought it would be nice if we can start a Seattle Opera User Group and have them attend the first meet up.
Thanks to Anne Lee, a Seattle-local, this became possible. The first meeting will take place next Friday night (August 18, 2006) between 6PM and 8PM at the
Seattle Center (near the Seattle
Space Needle) by the food court area. Be on the lookout for Opera t-shirts or other Opera posters. (
Directions here)
Bring your computer if you’d like; there will be free Wi-Fi internet service at the food court.
We’re still looking for a local group leader to organize future group meetings in Seattle. If you’re interested either contact Anne or myself (
daniel@operawatch.com).
By Daniel Goldman.
Friday, 11. August 2006, 14:18:35
An Opera User Group is being set up in the Minnesota area by Eddie Lopez, from the
Usability blog.
This is an excellent way to meet other people who share a similar passion, the Opera browser. Learn from others how to use the Opera browser to its fullest, help others too. Discuss ways to promote the Opera browser in your school, workplace, and among your friends and family.
If you're in the Minnesota area and would like to join the group, please post a comment to group's
blog post.
Visit the MOUG (Minnesota Opera User Group) Homepage
By Tim Altman.
Wednesday, 26. July 2006, 18:10:10
usergroups
The first ever meeting of the first ever Opera User Group is now scheduled for August 7th from 6:30 - 8:30pm. If you live in the Washington, DC metropolitan area (that's in the United States and includes DC, Baltimore, Annapolis, Northern Virginia, and all points in-between), come on out and meet some Opera users, including the dignified
Daniel Goldman (the man behind Opera Watch) and the mythical
Tim Altman (an Opera Software employee). We're meeting at the Panera Bread restaurant in Silver Spring, MD. See
Tim and/or
Daniel's blog posts for additional details.
Opera User Groups are groups of Opera users created by Opera users in geographically similar locations. Each user group is independently run by users. We, Opera users, have a lot to offer each other and can work together as groups on topics that interest us, such as promoting Opera, getting local sites to support Opera, and teaching each other our favorite features. If you're interested in starting an Opera User Group in your area, materials will be posted over the next couple of months to our
Opera Community page.
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