Migrant
Programmer "gathering" held at The Lizard
The Monthly Migrant Programmer
meeting was held this past
Friday at the Winking Lizard in Bedford, Ohio. The gathering was a
success and many migrants came from many different computer
backgrounds discussing technology, quality, and of course - Cajun
Chicken Wings.
Many people have emailed us
and asked, "What is the Migrant Programmer 'Gathering'?".
The "Gathering" is a monthly meeting of the
"core" migrants of the Migrant Programmer collective. The
"core" migrants are the founders of the Migrant programmer
site. The site was founded in 1997 to propagate the need for quality
within the technological workplace.
The Migrant
Programmer collective contains technologists within many different
areas of the IT realm - Networking, Data Warehousing, E-Commerce,
Human Resources, Project Management, Quality Assurance, Systems
Administration, etc.
The last
Friday of every month is when the "Gathering" takes place.
It is usually located at the Winking
Lizard Tavern in Bedford, Ohio. Migrants come to feast upon the
mighty Cajun Wings and drink various types of liquored refreshments.
In this setting, the Migrant Programmer is at home. Within a short
time, you will hear the familiar bantering of new technologies,
arguments over technologies, discussions on processes and quality
practices, as well as horror stories from the field.
The choice of nourishment varies at the "Gathering" but
consists mainly of just about everything on the menu except fish.
The Cajun Wings are the preferred "wing", which is
followed by poppers, skins, and phred's fries.
One
thing is very certain. Extra Cajun Sauce is a necessity. This sauce
makes the wings go down smooth! Too much of the stuff and you can
actually start solving network router problems in your head! If
you are ever in the area, feel free to drop by and say hello! The
Migrant "Gathering" is open to anyone! |

Migrants enjoying the "Gathering"

Be careful when reaching for a beer!

The Mighty Cajun - consumed!

The infamous Cajun Sauce!

Praying to the Cajun god of Wings! |