Date for   Saturday, October 6, 2018 8:00:00 AM - Saturday, October 6, 2018 6:00:00 PM

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.NET

The .NET Framework is a popular development platform for building apps for Windows, Windows Store, Windows Phone, Windows Server, and Windows Azure. The .NET Framework platform includes the C# and Visual Basic programming languages, the common language runtime, and an extensive class library.

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.NET – Coming to Every Device Near You! More Info
A Lap around Sitecore 9 More Info
ASP.NET Core in Linux and Windows containers More Info
Blazor - Getting Started More Info
Building apps with c# More Info
Building/Publishing a .NET Core website to AZURE on macOS using Visual Studio for Mac More Info
Clean Code - Best Practices More Info
Clean Code – The Art of Decoupling More Info
Design Patterns for Loosely Coupled Applications More Info
Entity Framework debugging using SQL Server: A Detective Story More Info
Entity Framework performance monitoring and tuning More Info
Going serverless on AWS with c# and dotnet core 2.0 More Info
Improving code quality with Roslyn Static Analysis More Info
Introducing Integrated Architecture More Info
Naming Things More Info
Quantum Computing and the Future of Software Development More Info
React + Redux using Typescript with ASP.NET MVC More Info
What is this .NET Core thing anyway? More Info
What’s new in Entity Framework Core 2.1? More Info

Agile

Talks on Agile practices such as SCRUM, Lean and eXtreme programming, software craftsmanship
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Accelerating Message-Driven Software Design and Implementation More Info
Improve the Effectiveness of your User Stories More Info

Artifical Intelligence (AI)

Artifical Intelligence
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A Practical Example of SensorFusion in Autonomous System More Info
Beginner's Guide to TensorFlow More Info
Building AI Products that People Love More Info
Building Deep Learning Applications With Amazon SageMaker More Info
Coding VR is Easier Than You Think More Info
Create a Complete Standalone AI Vision App, with Googles $80 AIY Vision Kit! More Info
Deep Learning Basics More Info
Machine Learning for the Masses More Info
Risks in Social Media and Deep Learning More Info

ASP.NET

ASP.NET
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Acceptance Testing with ASP.NET Core More Info
Getting pushy with SignalR and Reactive Extensions More Info
Rebooting the ASP.NET Franchise More Info
The Modern ASP.NET Tech Stack! More Info

Cloud

Azure, Amazon, Oracle, etc.
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A Lap Around Custom SharePoint Online Development More Info
ARM FTW – Azure Resource Manager For The Win More Info
Automating Single Page App Delivery - The Serverless Way! More Info
Azure IoT Hub in Action for Developers More Info
Building .NET Applications for any Cloud with Cloud Foundry More Info
Going serverless on AWS and keeping your sanity More Info
Hexagonal Architecture - Building Stable Systems with Unstable Dependencies More Info
Introduction to Azure Databricks More Info
Reactive Domain-Driven Design: Modeling Uncertainty More Info
Serverless Microservices with Service Fabric More Info
Using Databricks to develop scalable data solutions More Info

Database (SQL/NoSQL)

Database (SQL/NoSQL)
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Database DevOps with Containers More Info
DAX Context More Info
Effective DynamoDB and in-memory DynamoDB Acceleration (DAX) in AWS More Info
SQL for Data Scientists More Info
Writing More Advanced Queries in T-SQL More Info

Design (UX/UI)

Design (UX/UI)
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Material Design Spec: The “Why” for your CSS design More Info
Reduce Application Friction! Making Your UI Buttery Smooth! More Info
S.O.L.I.D More Info

DevOps/System Administration

DevOps/System Administration
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A Developer's Guide to Docker More Info
Accidentally DevOps : Continuous Integration for the .NET Developer More Info
DevOps Architecture Deep Dive, Canary Deployment More Info
Docker is more than just Kernel Virtualization More Info
Git-Good - Using Git effectively even on personal projects More Info
Kubernetes for the Docker Developer More Info
Setting up CI/CD with Azure DevOps (formerly known as VSTS) More Info
Simple CircleCI 2.0 setup for a Vue project with end-to-end tests and karma unit tests More Info
Structured logging with Seq More Info

Functional Programming

Programming with Haskell, Clojure, F#, and other functional programming languages
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Applied Functional Programming More Info
Just be Reasonable More Info

Home Automation

Alexa Skills, Google Home, Cortana, etc
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Home Assistant: open-source home automation platform More Info
Robot Vision Using ROS/ROS2 More Info

HTML/CSS

HTML/CSS
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Email is back! More Info
Why Is My CSS Not Working!? More Info

IoT

Internet of things, Ardruino, Raspberry PI, etc
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IoT MQTT More Info

Java

Java allows you to play online games, chat with people around the world, calculate your mortgage interest, and view images in 3D, just to name a few. It's also integral to the intranet applications and other e-business solutions that are the foundation of corporate computing.

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Creating an Alexa Skill w/ the newest Alexa Skill Kit for Java :: Impl. an AWS Lambda function in Java, building and deploying w/ AWS CodeBuild More Info
Java 8 Lambdas and Streams - Good practices More Info
Reactive Domain-Driven Design with the vlingo/platform More Info
Spring-Kafka More Info

Javascript/Node.js

JavaScript (JS) is an interpreted computer programming language.[5] It was originally implemented as part of web browsers so that client-side scripts couldinteract with the user, control the browser, communicate asynchronously, and alter the document content that was displayed.[5] More recently, however, it has become common in server-side programming, game development and the creation of desktop applications.

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Abstract Syntax Trees More Info
An Introduction to VueJS More Info
Building a Web Site with Angular More Info
Building reactive client experiences with RxJs More Info
Getting Started in React More Info
Getting started with Angular Material More Info
Going serverless on AWS with Typescript and Node.js More Info
How I overcame my fears and just learned React already. 5 Month React Journey Through Central America. More Info
Introduction to JavaScript and Node.js More Info
JavaScript Async Deep-dive More Info
JavaScript LevelUp More Info
JavaScript Tests in Node, the Browser, and CI More Info
Just Vue It More Info
Learn RESTful APIs: Design, Implement and Test More Info
Lights, Music, and Robotics! Pushing data through bluetooth, usb, and MIDI all from the decentralized web. More Info
React / Redux / rxJS More Info
React with Redux(and Immutable) More Info
Rethinking Testing React Applications More Info
Step Up Your Portfolio Game => Use Gatsby.js, a Blazing-Fast React Static Site Generator More Info
Up and Running with Angular in 60 Minutes More Info
Why I Am Learning TypeScript Instead More Info

Mobile (Android/iOS/Microsoft)

Mobile (Android/iOS/Microsoft)
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Build Your Own Controls! More Info
Essential Tools for Xamarin Developers! More Info
Flying High with Xamarin! More Info
Getting started with React Native More Info
Video and Audio Capture for iOS Applications More Info
What can Visual Studio do for Mobile Developers? More Info
Xamarin.Forms Takes You Places! More Info

Other

Other
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A No-Slide, Code-Only Intro to Solidity and Dapp Programming on the Ethereum Blockchain More Info
A Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Primer: Or, why we can trust people on the internet. More Info
Accessibility for Web Developers More Info
Anatomy of a Web Request More Info
Apache Kafka: A brief introduction More Info
Computer Science for Imposters More Info
Distributed application development for Ethereum with the Computable Protocol More Info
How to Create a Chrome Extension in 15 Minutes More Info
Introduction to Docker More Info
Introduction to Rust: From Zero to Crate in Sixty Minutes More Info
Learning Go's Concurrency Through Illustrations More Info
Leveraging Go to Build a FaaS Platform More Info
LinkedGo or PokemonIn - how to actually use LinkedIn to connect to the right people, not just "catching them all" More Info
Micro:bit: the Perfect Programming Device for Kids (and Adults)? More Info
OG;IoT More Info
Programming With Security In-Mind More Info
Taking control of your technical career More Info
The Language of Actors More Info
The Mikado Method: refactoring for love and profit More Info
Unreal Engine and/or Unity More Info

Python

Python is a programming language that lets you work more quickly and integrate your systems more effectively. You can learn to use Python and see almost immediate gains in productivity and lower maintenance costs.

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A Complete Beginners Guide To Django More Info
Build a Slack Bot in Python More Info
Data Analyst to Data Scientist: Learning Python with an Excel Mindset More Info
Learn python More Info
Python Programming for Network Engineers More Info
Python Programming for System Administrators More Info

QA/Testing

QA/Testing
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Best Practice of SW Development and Test in C/C++ More Info
Getting started with TSQL Testing More Info
Move over Selenium: UI Testing with Cypress More Info
TDD (Test Driven Development) More Info
Web Security for Developers More Info

Soft Skills

Soft skills are the personal attributes you need to succeed in the workplace. These are often related to how you work with others – in other words, these are people skills. Soft skills are different from hard skills, which are directly relevant to the job you are applying for. These are often more quantifiable, and easier to learn. A hard skill for a carpenter, for example, might be the ability to operate a power saw or use framing squares.
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5 Steps to Having a Difficult Conversation More Info
Accidentally Manager – A Survival Guide for First-Time Engineering Managers More Info
Be Confident Giving a Presentation in Front of Any Audience More Info
Being unyieldingly organized More Info
DUPLICATE TALK More Info
Effective Remote Teamwork More Info
Fight for the customer: Why customer obsession matters More Info
Magic Snippets: Life-Pro-Tips for a Better Career and Life More Info
Mr. Potato Head Branding More Info
So you want to be a Developer Advocate? More Info
Soft on People, Hard on Code: interpersonal approaches that promote high quality software More Info
State of Coding as a Career More Info
Tackling Tribal Knowledge: Communication for the Benefit of All More Info
Things You Should Know Before Becoming An Engineering Manager More Info
User Experience at Every Level of Business More Info