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February 24th: WordPress KC - Up and Running with WordPress for Small Businesses with Jonathan Wondrusch
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Wednesday, February 24, 2016
6:30 PM
Sprint Accelerator Community Space entrance is on W. 19th Terrace
Networking begins at 6:30 and the presentation begins at 7:00.
Up and Running with WordPress for Small Businesses
About Jonathan Wondrusch
Jonathan is the co-founder and CTO of Zippy Courses, a commercial WordPress plugin that helps you quickly build, sell and run online courses using your WordPress site. He's been using WordPress since right after the release of WordPress 1.0 in 2004 - blogging, building client websites, growing businesses, and developing themes and plugins. After providing support to thousands of customers across hundreds of hosting environments, he's run across pretty much every flavor of WordPress challenge, and come out the other side with a solution.
Website - https://zippycourses.com/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/JWondrusch
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Februrary 24th: Lawrence Coders - Rethinking Loops with John Kary (February 2016 show and tell)
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Wednesday, February 24, 2016
7:00 PM
Meeting Room C: Downstairs and to the right
This month, John Kary will present Rethinking Loops:
You likely learned about loop constructs very early in your programming career and use them every day--so often you don't think twice! The problem is for() and foreach() are so fundamental developers use them for everything! Even worse almost every developer will use them differently to accomplish the same goal. So what would intention-revealing PHP code look like without using for() and foreach()? Let's explore some functional programming concepts and find out!
Knowing basic functional programming concepts will improve your PHP code. Your new mindset will favor writing code with better separation of concerns and decreased complexity: clean code. We will explore some poor examples of using loops to process data, then ease into learning functional concepts like map, reduce, filter and collection pipelining. We'll then use our newfound knowledge to refactor a large foreach() loop to use the new techniques. Lastly we'll explore some existing libraries and even experimental PHP RFC features to make our code even more concise. Beware: after this talk you'll never look at for() and foreach() loops the same again!
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We'll also have time for you to share something. Many attendees often bring their laptops and share things they're working on, things they've learned, and things they need help with. Slides are optional, but we like to see code if you have it!
If you'd like to be listed on the agenda, please let Aaron or Eric know, or comment on this event. Otherwise, we'll have time for lightning talks.
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2016 Infotec
Join 1,000+ of the region’s most talented tech professionals at the Midwest’s largest annual tech community gathering on March 21, 2016. Infotec combines the best of big conferences and small networking events into one action-packed experience, focusing on the intersections of technology, business and innovation.
This year’s engaging breakout sessions, empowering keynotes and talent mixers will be its best yet.
This year’s engaging breakout sessions, empowering keynotes and talent mixers will be its best yet.
When
March 21, 2016
Starting at 8:00 am
Where
Omaha, NE
Embassy Suites | La Vista Conference Center
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Tuesday, February 23, 2016
7:00 PM
Open to anyone in the area who is interested in developing video games. In order to have a little structure, we'll try to do a couple things each week:
Introduce new members. What have you worked on, game related or not? What do you want to work on next?
Discuss this week's conversation starter. Some article, video or game that we can dig into a little.
Members can present any games they're working on, for feedback or just to brag.
Of course, it's all very informal. The main goal is interesting conversation(s) about our passion.
Looking forward to it!
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This is a meet-up night for HammerSpace members that focuses on programming, soldering, Arduino or Raspberry Pi builds, Linux projects, robotics, 3D printers, and anything else tech related. Bring in your project to work on or just to show off to other tech-minded members.
We do not have any group learning activities planned at the moment, but we might have some for future Tech Tuesday nights after we figure out what people are interested in doing. These meet-ups are free for members of Hammerspace unless we have an organized group activity you want to participate in (such as soldering a provided electronics kit, etc)
We hope these meet-up nights bring our more tech-minded members together to network, socialize, and collaborate with each other, much like our art-minded members do during our Art Jam nights.
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February 23rd: Kansas City SQ Server User Group Meeting - Building your ETL Framework with BIML
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KC SQL Server User Group - Building your ETL Framework with BIML
Tuesday, February 23, 2016 from 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
The meeting tomorrow has been rescheduled for next Tuesday (2/23) at 2:30pm, and will be held at the Centriq building off of Stateline Road. Meagan Longoria will be presenting: Building your ETL Framework with BIML Topic: BIML makes SSIS development faster and creates reusable modules that help you apply a consistent ETL framework across solutions. In this session, we will write BIML and use it to build an SSIS package. You'll see how BIML allows you to avoid corrupted metadata and the tedious repetition of implementing simple SSIS patterns, freeing you up to take on new and interesting ETL challenges. Then we will review how to use it to create an extensible ETL framework. We will also be holding elections at this meeting, if you would like a more involved in the user group and would like to help shape how it goes forward, this is a great opportunity to get involved! If you'd like to run, please let me know, we still have a couple of spots no one has volunteered to fill. I look forward to seeing everyone there! Andrew | ||
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