DeveloperWeek 2019 is San Francisco’s largest developer conference & event series with dozens of week-long events including the DeveloperWeek 2019 Conference & Expo, 1,000+ attendee hackathon, 1000+ attendee tech hiring expo, and a series of workshops, open houses, drink-ups, and city-wide events across San Francisco!
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The DeveloperWeek 2019 Hiring Expo is returning for its fifth year as San Francisco’s largest tech hiring expo. With over 1,000 hireable developers, designers, data scientists, and engineers, hireable candidates can grab drinks, network with sponsors, and get interviewed in our meeting area.
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Microservices, domain-driven design, and more. The O’Reilly Software Architecture Conference covers the skills and tools every aspiring and veteran software architect needs.
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Snacks & 🥤Drinks, 6pm-6:30pm: Sponsored by IBM Developers Check out upcoming IBM Developers Bay Area events on JavaScript, Data Science, Machine Learning and more: https://www.meetup.com/IBM-Developer-SF-Bay-Area-Meetup
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"Bending Time with Schedulers and RxJS 6" Observables have been very popular because of their many qualities: asynchronous processing, composition, performance, powerful operators. But usually there's a less covered feature that lies beneath. That is: Schedulers. In this talk we are going to cover Schedulers in depth, going from the basic APIs to more obscure features to bend time to our will!
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Evolutionary Design is the practice of continuously improving the code base in order to keep the delivery of business value at maximum speed. Evolutionary Design is at the heart of any Agile project. In order to successfully face the challenge, the developers must be highly practiced with Refactoring, Design Patterns, Test Automation and more. During this hands-on session we will explore, demo and practice the evolutionary nature of software design by applying the Refactoring to Patterns approach as presented in the book Refactoring to Patterns - by Joshua Kerievsky.
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Y'all ready to get SPOOKY? Halloween is just around the corner- and we're going to gather 'round the campfire to tell some tales from the crypt(o). We've assembled some CodeBusters (it's like GhostBusters, but with more LaCroix and AllBirds) to come and talk about their scariest bugs. Think "Are You Afraid of the Dark" on SNICK, but way nerdier and little less Canadian. We'll bring the Halloween candy, pumpkin-themed snacks (there's gotta be pumpkin-oreos, right?), and s'mores- you bring your appetite for scary stories about missing semi-colons [😱 cue evil laugh 😱]. COSTUMES HIGHLY ENCOURAGED. 🎃👻🦇⚰️💀
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Speaker: TBD Let's have a competitive game of super smash bros before the talk starts! 6:00-6:30pm Networking 6:30-7:15pm Game Demos from Community 7:15-7:45pm Talk from Amazon AWS 7:45-8:00pm Networking Bring your laptops and game demos to show off! Email schuetz@pubnub.com if you want to show off your demo to the audience.
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Evaluating the best technology for your organization is hard. Benchmarks can help. During this meetup, learn how Fivetran created their '2018 Cloud Data Warehouse Benchmark' which compares cost, performance, and qualitative features between Microsoft Azure, Google BigQuery, Presto, Amazon Redshift, and Snowflake. Fivetran produces one of the only unbiased warehouse reviews out there through a lens representing hundreds of real-world users.
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Learn how to connect Raspberry Pi / Arduino with 2G/3G/LTE cellular or LPWA network. Then connect sensors and send data to the cloud to visualize, and more! Step-by-step documentation is available for attendees to follow along and complete each scenario (no skill requirement). • 6:00 pm ~ 6:30 pm: Door opens & Networking with Pizza & Refreshments • 6:30 pm ~ 6:45 pm: Brief introduction of each other (everyone) • 6:45 pm ~ 7:00 pm: SORACOM & Workshop Overview • 7:00 pm ~ 8:00 pm: IoT Hands-on Workshop • 8:00 pm ~ 9:00 pm: Networking & Wrap up Free to attend!
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Our Sentry Scouts Meetups are intended to be an open discussion. Think of it as gathering around the campfire where we swap stories with featured panelists, fellow engineers, and friends! The best part is when we open up the discussion to the entire Scouts troop (that's you). Prepare comments and questions! We look forward to seeing you there! 🐻🎣🔥
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Join Cloud Mafia for another great meetup of networking and tech talks. Food & drinks will be provided, but please RSVP! Agenda: Networking/Dinner: 6:00-6:45 pm Tech Talk: 6:45-7:45 pm Networking: 7:45-8:30pm Speaker: Rashim Mogha, Rashim is Senior Director, Product Management Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
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PubNub Functions and Blocks empower you to build modern applications. Event-driven by design, they allow you to integrate best-in-class 3rd party services, or execute your own custom business logic to deliver next-generation innovation. Visit our booth to learn more.
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Unity + ARKit: Indie Game Development 6:00pm-6:45pm Networking 6:45-7:30pm Talk 7:30-8:00pm Show off Demos and Networking If you would like to show off your current game project the audience, please email: schuetz@pubnub.com so I can schedule you in. This meetup is for all ages whether you are a beginner or advanced.
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Creating your own IoT door lock may seem like a challenge, however with a few simple API solutions, we were able to get a prototype up and running in a day. In this talk, we are going walk through how Nicholas Grenié, Developer Advocate at TypeForm and Jordan Schuetz, Developer Relations at PubNub created an IoT automated locking door with the TypeForm API and PubNub Functions. We will be discussing how the model house was built and how we used an Arduino Yun to power servo motors that open and close the front door. Additionally, we will talk about how we used the Slack API for authentication on whether the door should be open or closed.
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In this session we will walk you through the process creating an AR app that places a portal to "another dimension" in the real world! All of the assets required will be available for free on the day of the event.
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