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• Dec 11

  How to make cache work for you.

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  Sergey Chernyshev will talk about different types of caches and benefits you can get from using each of them. [list]*SQL Query cache*Data cache (memcached and alike)*Opcode cache*Reverse cache proxies*Browser cache*HTML 5 Application cache and local storage[/list] LogicWorks were also very kind to sponsor pizza and soda/beer so you just can't miss it ;) [b]LogicWorks 155 Avenue of the Americas Fifth Floor New York, NY 10013[/b

• Dec 16

  NBC iVillage CTO: How to Get Your Tech-Startup Taken Seriously by a Big Company

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  Tammy Hepps, CTO of NBC Universal iVillage presents: How to Get Your Tech-Startup Taken Seriously by a Big Company Tammy Hepps is the Chief Technical Officer of NBC Universal iVillage. Her exceptional experience spans both startup and big-company and includes having been the VP of Technology for a joint venture startup between Dow Jones and IAC, Director of Software Development for the NYTimes.com and Director of Technology for Barnes & Noble SparkNotes.

• Dec 2

  December NY Tech Meetup

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  December is going to be a great Meetup! 5, 5 minute demos 5, 1 minute demos and: Josh Silver talking about Net Neutrality To demo, sign up here

• Dec 2

  6 Day Master Classes with Steve Kochan & Jeff LaMarche - Early Bird - Saves $500

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  “If you want to develop apps on the iphone you need this course. Don't try this on your own, unless you have a couple of months to spare ” —Craeg K Strong - lead developer, Arielpartners.com, attended January 2009 Intensive iPhone Boot Camp in New York The iPhone Boot Camp is dedicated to providing the highest quality training possible in iPhone development Most iPhone workshops hire developers that themselves are new to Mac development.

• Dec 10

  2nd Annual Recession Buster(d) Holiday Blowout Party

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  Don't let the economy get you down - we're still celebrating the close of 2009! Bring your new media, film and TV co-workers and friends. We're asking everyone to pitch in - beer, wine, mixers, snacks - 1 per individual, 4 per company. If you would like your video to screen in the reel of the videos playing at the party let us know by 12/2. The 2009 Recession Buster is brought to you in association with The New York Television Festival, For Your Imagination and The Circuit.

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