Come for an evening of all things .NET. The MarketBeat team recently attended the DEVIntersection / Microsoft Azure + AI Conference. They’ll share a high level overview of the sessions and workshops that were available and the highlights of what they learned.
Food will be available!
Event photo from Markus Spiske from Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/photo/close-up-photo-of-matrix-background-1089438/.
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Head to Blend to participate in Mini Jame Gam #29 on Friday April 12th from 9 am to about 5 pm. The game jam will provide a theme, and a special object for us to build around. This is announced when the jam starts. If we get enough people we may split into separate teams.
Please bring a laptop, and any additional tools you think would be helpful. For example, microphone for recording sounds, drawing pad or tablet for making art.
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Last time we had Domain Driven Development: A Tasting! with Zach Robinson. There was a lot great feedback and Zachhas offered to lead a digital follow up to the DDD talk, where we live-code and design a domain model in F#. Hopefully, just a casual mob programming experience. Mess around, do silly stuff, define some types/functions.
Get a group together or individually and come join us virtually during your lunch hour.
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Domain driven design has become a popular design approach initially coined by Eric Evans in 2003. It has spread through the application development community like wildfire. Come join us for a small tasting of this powerful methodology, where we will explore the key concepts and principles of domain driven design. We will discuss how to identify and model domain entities, aggregate roots, value objects, and domain services. We will also delve into the concept of bounded contexts and how they help in managing complex domains.
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Join us for a talk on using git! Whether you’re new to git or a seasoned committer you should be able to pull something from this talk!
Note, rescheduled to 5 pm to work better with the Startup Sioux Falls schedule.
5:00 pm: networking and chatting! 5:45 pm: talk starts!
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Let’s start with introductions to get to know each other. Then we’ll discuss “How are AI tools like ChatGPT and Github CoPilot changing how you work?” and How is AI affecting your company and projects?"
This is a very new topic for a lot of us. We look forward to sharing and learning together.
MarketBeat will be providing food, so please RSVP.
(Thanks to Bing Chat for generating that image)
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Angular vs. React vs. Vue.js (3 of the most popular frontend frameworks)* Origins and use-cases for each Framework* Review of an app built in each framework* Styling, API requests, state management, hooks* Lessons learned Food is yet to be determined, but likely
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Join us as Adam Rahja presents
what containers are what docker is how it operates what Kubernetes is the differences between Kubernetes and docker why the complexity of Kubernetes is needed. Please come learn and contribute to the conversation if you are new to containers or if you work with them every day.
Omnitech will also provide pizza.
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We use React and TypeScript quite heavily at Prismatic. We’ve got a fairly large and non-trivial application running in production, and we’re constantly adding new features, fixing bugs, and refactoring old designs. In this talk we’ll explore some of the ways that using React with TypeScript has made this a productive and enjoyable experience.
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With the Compiler API, .NET developers have the ability to use the wealth of information it provides on their code for inspection and modification. Knowing how to use the Compiler API can, however, may seem like a daunting task. In this session, I’ll demonstrate a number of real-world examples that use the Compiler API to provide useful functionality and features via analyzers, refactorings, and .NET Core tools. You’ll see how straightforward this API is, and you’ll understand how to apply it in your own applications.
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