Northern Utah .NET Users Group

resource active confidence: Medium status: Draft updated 2026-08-11

Type
resource
Status
Draft
Confidence
Medium
Tier
D
Builder-tier
B
Founder-tier
D
Activity-signal
2026-08-13 · https://nunug.org/
Activity-checked
2026-08-14
Focus
.NET software development, peer learning, technical meetups, AI-assisted development
Primary Location
Layton, UT
Utah Location
Layton, UT
Region
Layton
Website
https://nunug.org/
Domain
computing
Updated
2026-08-11

Summary

NUNUG is a monthly group for dot-NET and C# developers in northern Utah (official site). Its Layton meetings fill a gap north of the Lehi–Provo corridor, but the public calendar does not yet show whether its 2026 comeback is durable.

Who It's For

.NET and C# developers in Davis, Weber, and northern Salt Lake counties — the Wasatch Front north of the Silicon Slopes corridor, which is under-served by the Lehi- and Provo-centred meetup scene. The group's own framing is people who "want to keep current on new technology and expand our knowledge to other technologies", so it is not narrowly a Microsoft-stack room.

What It Provides

A monthly hybrid technical gathering with free parking at the advertised Layton venue and an online option for anyone outside commuting range (official website). The public site does not publish a current talk schedule.

How To Use It

Check the official site for an announced meeting before travelling to Mindfire Technology, 872 West Heritage Park Blvd Suite 200, Layton. The site states a second-Thursday cadence and hybrid format but currently lists the next meeting as TBA (official website).

Do not treat the dated 2026 update as a current event listing. The site's template contact block also contains placeholder text with a fictional Washington State address.

Cost / Eligibility

Open to adults and children alike. The captured official page says food is not provided; it does not state a price or establish a current event schedule (official website).

Best Fits

Northern Utah developers seeking a small technical user group rather than a formal training program, and anyone wanting a practitioner's read on where AI coding tools actually help in an enterprise .NET codebase.

Evidence

Open Questions

  • How long was the dormancy, and why? The site's news items stop in 2020 and the group described March 2026 as a comeback. Nothing located explains the gap or when meetings actually stopped.
  • Is the cadence still running past July 2026? The last located announcement is for 2026-07-09.
  • How many people attend? No figure exists in the captured public source.
  • Is the group formally organized — an entity, an EIN, a sponsor relationship with Mindfire — or an informal group meeting in a friendly company's office? No registration was located, and Mindfire's role beyond hosting is unstated.
  • Is the published cadence and Layton venue still current? The official site's next-meeting field is TBA.

See Also