It's not always easy to keep a free resource like TCPHP going strong. Fortunately, there have always been members and Minneapolis/ St. Paul companies willing to give back to the group.
If you would also like to help, subscribe [1] to the organizer's list and begin sharing your ideas.
Current Sponsors and Volunteers
- pajunas interactive, inc. [2] provides domain registration, email list and web services for tcphp and other groups free of charge. Supporting the local development community is a primary component of pajunas' mission.
- The Renaissance Box [3] provides monthly meeting space in their internet cafe/event space.
- Tim McGuire [3]'s meticulously researched Meeting Notes [3] are a primary reason for this group's success. The notes have been an invaluable resource for the group and casual web surfers throughout the years.
- Chris Johnson [3] thought to implement this website using a Drupal [4] content management solution and headed up the effort to put it together.
- Allie Micka [4], a founder of pajunas interactive, keeps the website mailing list running, answers questions and tries to make sure the meetings go smoothly. She also did the design for this version of the site and worked with Chris to get it up and running
- HJ Schmidt [4], Thomas O'Neill [4] and J Wynia have contributed to previous versions of the tcphp.org website in significant ways.
- A big thanks goes out to everyone who asks thoughtful questions or provides informative responses on our mailing list [4]
- And an EXTRA big thanks to everyone who presents and participates at our monthly meetings!
Past sponsors
- We have enjoyed meeting at spaces provided by Dunn Brothers [5], Icetime, Electronic Easel [6], and MPR [7].
- NuSphere [8] helped jumpstart TCPHP by sponsoring a visit [8] from Rasmus Lerdorf in August 2001
- The original site and list, and the first meeting were sponsored by Chris Moewes.