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Posted by Deborah Hartmann on Dec 02, 2007 05:59 PM
The AgileEvents calendar provides a place for non-profit or commercial groups to easily announce their events for the Agile community, free of charge. Here are the events coming up, as of December 1st - including user groups, Extreme Tuesday club (XTC), training, coding dojos and "Naked Agilists" (which, fortunately, meet on skype). Note that it's easy to add these to your own calendar, be it google, yahoo or other - follow the links below to UpComing.org for instructions. And visit UpComing.org to do a more specific search by city, country, continent or by using tags.IBM software architect eKit: Grady Booch podcast, whitepapers, articles
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