Giving talks at events can be hard. It doesn't matter if it's a five-minute Ignite talk, an hour-long conference presentation, or a multi-hour workshop, talks are work. They're also an incredibly way not just to share your knowledge, but to improve yourself and your community. Let's talk about how to get started, and how to make your talk the best it can be.
SASS is a stylesheet language that makes CSS awesome. Members of the 11 Online team will explain:
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With an even more connected world, the need for privacy is growing. This is especially true considering recent events in the political sphere. Come learn how to easily secure your communications and leave with secure apps in hand.
About the Speaker:
Dylan is the instructor of the Deep Dive Coding bootcamp at CNM. He has been in IT for 18 years and teaching in some capacity for 8 years. He loves JavaScript, PHP, Java, and free beers from WebGeeks attendees.
It's time for our annual Show & Tell. Our line up so far is:
The Happiness team at Automattic, the team responsible for growing the team of support professionals for WooCommerce, WordPress.com, and the Jetpack family of products, believes that the people we add to our team shape and shift the culture of our company as we grow. We have developed a process to identify very best support people who will excel in the work we do and contribute to our unique culture.
Setting up a "real" debugger and stepping through the live PHP code can be an invaluable tool, but if you've never set it up before, it can be very ... non-trivial. There are quite a few steps involved. Once you do it a few times, it's not too big a deal, but setting it up the first time can be daunting.
"Okay, you're a green chile breakfast burrito. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
– Alexa
Have an Amazon Echo? Is Alexa not as "skilled" as you'd like her to be? Short of teaching her to make a burrito, if there's something you like her to better assist you with, why not create your own skill? We'll cover the technologies involved, Alexa's interaction model, and create a basic Alexa skill.
Once again we celebrate whatever celebration you choose to celebrate by gathering together. No presentation this month but we will once again attempt to do a white elephant gift exchange. Bring something tech related, wrapped, and we'll draw straws to see who picks first. As people pick, you get a chance to 'steal' from a previously picked gift. Hope to see you all there.
So you've gotten your hands dirty with React, or maybe you've been holding off because it doesn't all quite make sense. Perhaps you even attended the previous ABQ Webgeeks React/Redux talk. What's next?
To start, the #3 thing people want to do after "Hello World" and getting some basic Redux stuff going is connect to a database, but how? We'll start this talk by adding persistence to the TodoMVC app we build in the previous talk.
After much anticipation, Angular 2 is here. Did the Angular team come up with something spectacular? Will the new release give the framework enough Anuglar momentum to surpass frameworks such as React? See for yourself as I discuss both code and experiences with Angular 2's beta and release candidates.
About the Presenter:
Dylan is the instructor of the Deep Dive Coding bootcamp at CNM. He has been in IT for 17 years and teaching in some capacity for 7 years. He loves JavaScript, PHP, Java, and free beers from WebGeeks attendees.
