Show & Tell Boston Lineup

We just wanted to send a quick reminder about the first-ever Dribbble Meetup in Boston which is less than a week away. Start time is 7pm Monday, October 17 and our Show & Tell lineup of short talks includes:

• Dan Cederholm with an introduction
• Adam Darowski and Jeffrey Chupp on their Dribbble API web application, Liiikes
• Chris Arvin on bringing Expedia Hotels to the iPad & tablets
• Jeremy Weiskotten and Joe Lind on Sass
• Bruce Spang on using ImageMagick to browse images by color
• Mat Marquis on the responsive (re)design of the Boston Globe
• Rich Thornett on what’s coming soon to Dribbble

There will be pizza, letterpressed coasters, buttons, stickers, and we’ll be raffling t-shirts that feature a brand new design.

After the meetup, we’ll be heading over to The Good Life for drinks and conversation.

Please note: The 1 Financial building where Gemvara’s offices are located has tight security. You MUST be on the attendee list and have a photo ID to get in to the event.

If you can’t attend, please change your RSVP status so someone from the waiting list can. 

We look forward to seeing you on Monday!

Dan & Rich

Dribbble Show & Tell

Dribbble players and fans have been gathering all over the globe—except here in Massachusetts, the league’s home state. We’re going to fix that.

We’re pleased to announce the first official Dribbble Show & Tell Meetup in Boston, hosted by our friends at Terrible Labs at the Gemvara offices near South Station.

Here are the important details:

• Monday October 17th from 7pm-9pm.
• Meet and greet other Dribbblers and local webfolk.
• Pizza will be served. And it will be delicious.
• Swag will be distributed. We’ll also be raffling off a few Dribbble t-shirts sporting a brand new design.
• Show & Tell. We’ll organize some short talks from anyone who’d like to share what they’ve been working on—live. (Let us know if you’re interested in doing a super-quick presentation.)
• Drinks and socialization afterward at The Good Life.

We’re excited to kick off our first area meetup, and can’t wait to see you in person. The event is free, but space is limited to 60 tickets. Be sure to RSVP to reserve your spot.