Dev
Whether you're new to programming or wanting to sharpen your skills, this full day conference will include beginner workshops on popular programming languages, a dev-focused conference with over 10 high level developers and an inclusive after party.
Track Day Events
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Dev Intro Workshops
Whether you're new to programming or wanting to sharpen your skills, the Dev Intro Workshops are perfect for you. Workshops will be focused around today's most used languages and programs.
Wednesday, September 30, 8:30am–12:00pm -
Dev Talks
Join us for an afternoon of high-level dev talks focused around problem solving and innovative solutions. You'll hear from over 10 dev experts talking about real world scenarios and the tools they're using.
Wednesday, September 30, 12:30pm–5:30pm -
Dev Conference After Party
Grab a beer and wind down after a day of dev-focused workshops and presentations.
Wednesday, September 30, 6:00pm–8:00pm
Speakers
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Richard McCluskey
Richard McCluskey oversees Millennial Media’s developer operations team and manages the evolving Puppet and Ansible strategies for continuous integration and deployment across numerous applications. During his tenure, Richard architected the Company’s OpenStack cloud strategy for…
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Alex Viana
Alex Viana is a Software Engineer at Terbium Labs. Previously he was an Analyst at the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) on the JHU Homewood campus. Alex is the speaker coordinator for Baltimore Python Meetup group and a volunteer instructor with the Software Carpentry organization.
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Dave Hurka
Founder of HowMuchComputer, Web developer by day, hacker by night, entrepreneur, electronics enthusiast, problem solver, creative thinker, Taylor Swift fan
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Jason Lewis
Jason is the Chief Technology Officer of Yet Analytics, Inc. Based in Baltimore, MD, the firm builds software that helps organizations leverage advanced data and analytics for the purpose of improving human capital. As CTO, Jason leads the product development and design team building Yet's…
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Eric Oestrich
I’m Eric Oestrich, a software developer at SmartLogic. I blog about development for SmartLogic at blog.smartlogic.io and on my personal website, http://blog.oestrich.org. At SmartLogic, I work on developing hypermedia APIs, mobile applications, and more for clients ranging from startups to enterprises.
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