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GTUG stands for Google Technology Users Group which are user groups for people interested in Google's developer technologies like Android, App Engine, GWT, and more. The Bucharest GTUG is in the incubation stage gathering members and managers to determine interests and plan their first event. They provide resources like documentation, project hosting, and more on Google Code and have launched their website at http://bucharest.gtug.ro to promote their user group in Romania.
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- 1. Bucharest 5 Nov 2009
- 3. Subject: Documentation, Downloads, Project hosting and more. Homepage: http://code.google.com/ Your own place: http://code.google.com/hosting/
- 5. Welcome to the first GTUG in Romania Bucharest GTUG http://bucharest.gtug.ro/ http://twitter.com/gtug_ro http://groups.google.com/group/gtug-ro
- 6. Thanks! Petrica Clement Chiriac (Tica2) petrica (at) gtugs.org http://twitter.com/Tica2 Bucharest GTUG Questions …