The geek world is still buzzing over the iPhone SDK announcements from a few weeks ago. Custom apps, games, push email, geolocation – it’s enough to overwhelm a geek. Lucky for us, the Seattle Xcoders (Macintosh Programming Group) are on the scene to help us sort everything out. They meet twice a month, and at their next meeting, this Thursday, they’ll be doing a full review of the iPhone SDK, explaining the ins and outs. If you’re a hacker, a coder, or just curious, head down to the dBug Resource Center in North Seattle.

Stuart and I are compiling a list of regularly recurring events going on around Seattle. If the list were already published, the Seattle SICP Study Group is exactly the sort of thing we would be writing about. The group will be working through the Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs book, using the Scheme Language. The group kicks off their meetings tonight (Thursday night) at Big Time in the U. District. Lots of hard-core geekiness guaranteed!