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A lot of the alternatives posted look like they'd be a good fit for my group. However, I feel the discoverability isn't there. The local UX meetup will likely c
by navs 7y ago
A lot of the alternatives posted look like they'd be a good fit for my group. However, I feel the discoverability isn't there. The local UX meetup will likely choose one platform. The local frontend developers meetup will choose another.
Reliable, consistent members will follow the group regardless of the platform but I've always liked how easy it is for a local developer to just stumble across my group.
The best part about running these meetups are the random devs that decide to come to one event and stick around.
- morningseagulls 7y ago>However, I feel the discoverability isn't there. The local UX meetup will likely choose one platform. The local frontend developers meetup will choose another. I think discoverability can be had via Google events search, Facebook, Eventbrite, etc. Yes, there will be fragmentation, but I know people have found out about Meetup events via Eventbrite, and people have mentioned these on HN as well. So fragmentation is status quo anyway. >I've always liked how easy it is for a local developer to just stumble across my group. You could do what some organizers have been doing: advertise your events on multiple channels.