CU Geek Club ��

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The CU Geek Club document announces a meeting on February 11th at 6:30pm in room MMW 704 to discuss starting a startup and building a minimum viable product. Attendees will learn about startup experiences from guest speakers and are encouraged to work on resume-worthy projects. Interested students can sign up online.

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Flash Multiplayer
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HTML5 Games
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Primitus?

Ruby on Rails
Resume Tracker

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? Joe Guo

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CU Geek Club ��

1. CU Geek Club MMW 704 6:30pm 11 Feb

2. CU Geek Club? ? Hack / / (Minimum Viable Product) ?

3. Who should join? ? ... ? launch Web / Mobile ? d ? ... resume show off :-)

4. What will we do? ? : 1. Startup 2. d Startup 3. Minimum Viable Product!

5. 1. ? : ? Lakoo Sequoia Capital

6. 2. Startup ? Thomas Mak Flash Multiplayer Virtual World HTML5 Games Development: Beginner's Guide

7. 2. Startup ? Victor Lam Primitus? Ruby on Rails Resume Tracker

8. 2. Startup ? Joe Guo ASP open- souce BBS Yusea BBS ASP

9. 2. Startup ? Ben Cheng Oursky Project PandaForm ActionSnap

10. MVP! (Minimum Viable Product)

12. ��If you build it they will come�� (or not)

14. Niche First!

15. = d

16. Interested? Signup Here: http://bit.ly/geekclub

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