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2016 November Meeting

Topic: Microservices and Me
NEW LOCATION Those of us involved with software systems have probably been hearing and reading about microservice architecture more and more. We’ll explore why that is, what benefits this approach offers, and how to go about designing and building systems this way. We’ll...
2016 October Meeting

Topic: Find Data in the Blink of an Eye
Elasticsearch is an open source, distributed, full-text search engine, built for speed. It offers solutions of scalability of big data search and it is accessible through API . In the recent time due to rapid growth of technologies, software development and its unprecedented utilization, search ...
2016 September Meeting

Topic: Infrastructure as Code (IAC)
The topic of Infrastructure as Code (IAC) keeps cropping up in the world of Continuous Delivery and Continuous Integration but the topic can seem a bit abstract. But what if it’s compared with something everyone is familiar with, like board games? Dip your toes into the basics of automated...
2016 - August Meeting

Topic: How 'd we get here? - Event sourcing / CQRS pattern
We’ve all come across many buzz words, new hyped techniques, and â€œThe next big thingâ€? in our reading. For the last few years I 've been seeing a lot about CQRS, Domain Driven Development, and Event Sourcing and thought it was time to find out what all the hype was about. In this talk...
2016 - July Meeting

Topic: Canceled
Due to a lack of speaker this month, the July 12, 2016 meeting has been cancelled. Please check back for information about our August 9, 2016 meeting.
2016 - June Meeting

Topic: What Is Functional Programming and Why Should You Care?
It’s hard to ignore the growing number of Functional Programming languages. Haskell, Scala, Clojure, F#, Erlang, R, and many more. But what is Functional Programming and why should you care? This talk sets out to demystify FP, debunk common misconceptions, and highlight ways FP can solve ...
2016 - May Meeting

Topic: Kotlin in a Mildly-Elevated State of Agitation
When it comes to the JVM these days, there are enough language choices to choke a horse. The good folks at Jetbrains, though, felt there was room for another and gave the world Kotlin. While it may seem like a new language (it hit 1.0 only this year), Kotlin has actually been in development for ...
2016 April Meeting

Topic: Scala: Beyond the Basics
Most Java developers have heard of Scala and many have even tried it out. In this talk we will be doing a high-level discussion of the features that are unique to Scala and what make it a powerful language for consideration above Java and other JVM languages. Speaker Bio Matt Hicks
2016 - March Meeting

Topic: Intro to Continuous Delivery
Continuous delivery is a central theme in the DevOps movement, and certainly a central component of the culture. It is the set of engineering techniques, practices, processes, and tools for releasing changes to software services frequently and reliably.# We 'll review the concepts involved in CD...
2016 - February Meeting

Topic: Markov Chains
Speaker Bio: Jeremy Green Pizza, Chairs, etc. We thank Techlahoma for generously providing the materials for the meeting, including the projector, pizza, and chairs.

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