Meetups

St. Louis Hacks/Hackers sets ‘awesome’ goal

The first St. Louis group meet-up was a great success.

Fifteen hacks and hackers met for happy hour last Thursday, and expectations are high. When asked “Hacks/Hackers should ___,” the overwhelming answer was “be awesome.” (There was also a vote for “be pretty.” We’re going to try for both.)

Participants are already talking about ways to work with data. In December, we hope to join several St. Louis tech groups for a bowling outing.

Find St. Louis Hacks/Hackers on Twitter (@STLHacksHackers) and Facebook.

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