We will be hosted by the MIT Drupal Group in Cambridge in Building E51 - Tang Center in E51-145.
Parking and Transportation:
After 5pm, there is an unattended MIT lot called Hayward: http://whereis.mit.edu/?go=P5
Lightning Talks
We'll do lightening talks for both hours of the meeting. Each volunteer will get up to 10 minutes to ask questions of the group, present your recent Drupal work, or other lead Drupal discussion. This is an open floor, and no preparation is required.
Dinner
After the meetup, some of us will continue the conversation over dinner at MIT's Muddy Charles Pub. We will likely pre-order some dinner so it meets us there. We'll take a count about half way through the meeting.
Please plan on bringing $10 to participate in pre-ordering food and some drinks. If you would like to sponsor dinner, comment below and organizers will reach out. You will be recognized at the meeting as well as given the chance to do a featured talk.

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Awesome!
I'm randomly in Boston this week, so I plan to attend. :)
Me too!
I'm happy to do a lightning talk on CMI
Want to hear about CMI
CMI = Configuration Management Initiative, right? I would love to hear about this. It is one of the new features in D8 that we will all have to use. I am afraid I can only stay until about 7:30.
Is this open to anyone?
Is this open to anyone?
open to all
the meetup is open to anyone...
studgate
Displaying Charts in Drupal
One thing that came up in this meetup's lightning talks was charts-- Travis - started a JQuery plugin. "I make charts all day."
His JQuery plugin drop-chart.js requires the d3.v2 library
and makes calling d3 much easier.
Peter recommended the approach of using tables -- the semantic natural home of chart-lcapable data -- and i'm afraid i missed the one he recommended precisely but here's one: https://github.com/eads/tablechart
i recommended http://drupal.org/project/charts as an API
But maybe this is better: http://drupal.org/project/charts_graphs
via http://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/7321/which-drupal-7-chart-modu...
benjamin, agaric