I just had the opportunity to join Who's Web, a nice Web 2.0 website that uses Google maps and loads of ajax.
The website, now in beta stage, does not have a great amount of functionality, but it allows users to post their name, photo, and website. In essence, you would use this website to get in touch with fellow programmers in your area.
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