The Australian Web Industry Association (AWIA)

Formed in 2002 to unite web industry professionals across Australia, AWIA's purpose is to keep members up to date with news, events, resources and best practice, and to build trust and understanding of the Australian web industry.

AWIA has become one of the largest dedicated web industry associations of its kind in Australia. Our monthly networking meetings regularly attract 40-60 individuals from varying cross-sections of the web industry, our occasional speaking events have attracted 150-200 attendees each, and our online communities (Facebook, Twitter, Slack, LinkedIn and Meetups) have over 7,000 active participants and a total of over 40,000 posts.

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Log in to manage your account and access member privileges. Check out the latest news, put the next event in your diary - and don't forget to submit your own. If you haven't received an AWIA Slack invitation email (and you are a member) let us know.

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Do you have a product or service you'd like to expose to Australia's largest online community of web professionals? Be an AWIA sponsor. Simply email us to discuss your sponsorship ideas, and the opportunities we can provide.

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Join now, or come along to one of our Port80 meetups where members can tell you about the benefits of joining AWIA. Port80 meetings are held in Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide, with associated events in Brisbane and Hobart.

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Upcoming Web Industry Events
Feb
29
Mon
WP Sydney: Central Sydney Meetup @ Fishburners
Feb 29 @ 6:00 pm – 9:30 pm

Topic TBC

Rough agenda:

  • 6:00pm Pre Meetup Networking, Beer & Pizza
  • 6:30pm Welcome, News & Stuff
  • 6:45pm First Presentation
  • 7:15pm Second Presentation
  • 8:00pm Open conversations and questions
  • Pub time to continue conversations at the Agincourt Hotel

    Beer is provided courtesy of Fishburners.

    Pizza is provided courtesy of Envato.

Mar
1
Tue
Sydney Web Accessibility & Inclusive Design @ Alliance Française de Sydney
Mar 1 @ 7:45 am – 9:15 am
We’re about: Inclusive Design · Accessibility · Semantic Web · Web Design · Inclusive & Diverse · User Experience
Adelaide.rb Meetup Group @ Majoran Distillery
Mar 1 @ 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Adelaide.rb is the place where Ruby lovers meet. Whether you are an experienced Rails developer or just want to find out why Ruby is so freaking awesome, come along. You’ll meet some new people and maybe even learn a thing or two. We also have a Slack channel, Adelaide.rb’s home away from home, join here: https://adelaide-rb-join.herokuapp.com
Mar
2
Wed
Melbourne Java and JVM Users Group @ Location is shown only to members
Mar 2 @ 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
The MelbJVM group discusses the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). Topics covered are frameworks and languages on the platform. Many of our members are software developers using the Java language and looking to find out what’s new, and what they can bring to their own projects, bringing up to date techniques and software technologies to the perennial development platform. Our members range from those new to programming, students and testers looking to move into development, all the way to those who have been using Java since it was called Oak (did you even know Java used to be called Oak?). Membership is free. It costs nothing to attend most nights thanks to the generosity of our sponsors. We meet once a month in the CBD. Whether you are developing on the JVM or just curious to see what its like, and regardless if you are based in Melbourne or just stopping through please register, we’d be happy to have you. Look forward to seeing you at a future meetup!
Melbourne PC User Group @ Melbourne PC User Group Headquarters
Mar 2 @ 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm
We are a club of nearly 3,000 members, interested in technology, computers, smartphones and similar. There are many subgroups (SIGs) which meet in various locations, including our headquarters in Moorabbin, other Melbourne suburbs, and a few locations in regional Victoria. The club commenced in 1984, focused on IBM compatible PCs. Today the club has much broader interests. Members range from beginner to advanced, we learn from each other, and our motto is: members helping members.
Port80 Perth @ Spacecubed
Mar 2 @ 8:45 pm – Mar 3 @ 12:30 am
Port80 is open to AWIA members and other web industry professionals; designers, developers, suits, sys admins and web hosts. It’s run by the Australian Web Industry Association. Founded in 2002, Port80 is proud of its informal meetings – no long speeches, no admission fees, no forced networking. Just an interesting talk, great discussion, a few drinks and the chance to meet others in your industry.
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