Training & Events in Sudbury, Canada

New Features in SQL Server 2016 - Performance You Can Use! - David Benoit - Rochester, United States

happened 4 years ago

In this session, we will examine a number of new features in SQL Server 2016 with a focus on the new features that will help you get the most performance out of the platform.

West MI SQL User Group Meeting - Grand Rapids, United States

happened 7 years ago

SQL 2012 Always On Quickstart In this presentation I'll explain what the new SQL 2012 AlwaysOn high availabilityand disaster recovery solution is all about. I'll talk about the different levelsof protection it provides through Windows Clustering, SQL Clustering, and AvailabilityGroups.

Future of Ruby: 2.0, JRuby - Grand Rapids, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by The Michigan Ruby Users Group (Grand Rapids)

An Overview of Ruby 2.0 ? Chris GaffneyJRuby - Jack Slingerland

Static Site Generator Throwdown - Grand Rapids, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by The Michigan Ruby Users Group (Grand Rapids)

Janson - MiddlemanJonathan - JekyllRoss - Demo of MHS

Create the Web Tour (Toronto) presented by Adobe - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by HTML5 Web App Developers

Greetings all, some great news! We've been asked to host Adobe's Create the Web Tour Toronto event. Join us for drinks and appetizers along with a couple of great speakers. We're changing the location for this event to fit everybody in, so be sure to double check the location to find out how to get there.Also, we have been paying close attention to who has and has not been coming to the events after they register.

Front-End Rails - Grand Rapids, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by The Michigan Ruby Users Group (Grand Rapids)

HAML/ERB ? Elizabeth DayAsset Pipeline ? Jason WagnerSASS ? Ross

Hackernest Toronto Monthly Tech Social - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto (Marketcrashers) Hackernest: web/tech entrepreneurs

Come. Hang out. Talk tech with dozens of uncannily brilliant, go-getter tech/entrepreneur types. Also, free beer.* Easy!The spectacular innovators over at Extreme Startups have offered to host our Halloween October event. It's gonna be fantastic -- we're pumped.*Note: Asterisks (*) usually imply obnoxious conditions, but that's not the case with the Hackernest Tech Socials. There is no catch. You really, really need to thank our sponsors for this.Lineup

Responsive Design w/Aidan Foster - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by HTML5 Web App Developers

We're still hunting a location as our usual Office Pub location is booked up for the 18th. If anybody has suggestions, please message Matthew or tweet to @html5_torontoKeep in mind, I'm limiting attendance to 50 until we confirm a location, if the venue can accomodate for more, I will open it up to max it out.Speaker:Aidan Foster - @finteractive Website Project Manager and UI Designer. Obsessed with Responsive Web Design. Owner of Foster Interactive Inc.

Open space on local vs remote agile teams - Oshawa, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Agile Toronto East

Since the organizers of Agile Toronto East are running the meeting at XP Toronto this month, we've decided to merge the two.  So we'd like to invite all of the members of Agile Toronto East to join us at XP Toronto on October 16th at 7pm.  If you're going to be down early enough for dinner then let Mike Bowler or Stacey Vetzal know and we'll include you in the dinner plans.Final location details will be posted at

Javascript Hack Night - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto JavaScript Hackers

Hackfests are a chance for Javascript developers in Toronto to get together. The idea is to patch and release open source libraries, and help each other through tricky bugs. And spend time coding JavaScript.Big Bang Technology will provide dinner, wireless, monitors, and comfortable chairs. We write code so bring a laptop and plan to have fun. *6:30 PM - 7:00 PM - Discuss Ideas & Form Teams *7:00 PM - 9:30 PM - Working *9:30 PM - 10:00 PM - Demo!

Web Design, Web Designers & Your Company Website - Mississauga, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto Marketing, Sales and Entrepreneur Networking Group

Register - this meetup our experts are going to discuss and, in some cases, demonstrate multiple design features, attributes, aspects and considerations of good (and bad) web design that need to be addressed by companies and organizations looking to meet their business objectives AND create an exceptionally well designed and smartly designed website.

MongoDB User Group - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto MongoDB User Group

Details and location to follow. We've had a bit of a summer break so we'll get back into the regular monthly meetings starting with this one in September.

Hackernest Toronto Monthly Tech Social - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto (Marketcrashers) Hackernest: web/tech entrepreneurs

Come. Hang out. Talk tech. Easy!Awesome gold sponsors:Wavefront: nonprofit, government-backed Canadian "National Centre of Excellence" and wireless company accelerator | Venture Deli: accelerating growth and facilitating investment in organizations that matter to the world

Book Club: Objects on Rails - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto Ruby Brigade

Join us on August 22nd as we discuss Avdi Grimm's Objects on Rails. It is free to read online, or just $5.00 to download.Here is an excerpt from the site to give you more of an idea of what the book is about:"This book is aimed at the working Rails developer who is looking to grow and evolve Rails projects while keeping them flexible, maintainable, and robust.

Toronto Ruby: Ember.js & DCI - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto Ruby Brigade

Our next tech talks night is taking place August 14th, 2012 at Bento Miso.Here is the lineup:Data Context Interaction: The Evolution of the Object Oriented ParadigmThe classical object-oriented programming is really good at capturing state and building self-contained objects. However, it doesn't provide any means to express systems of communicating objects. When you want to find out how something works, you must trace the sequence of requests for services across many objects.

Javascript Hack Night - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto JavaScript Hackers

Hackfests are a chance for Javascript developers in Toronto to get together. The idea is to patch and release open source libraries, and help each other through tricky bugs. And spend time coding JavaScript.Big Bang Technology will provide dinner, wireless, monitors, and comfortable chairs. We write code so bring a laptop and plan to have fun. *6:30 PM - 7:00 PM - Discuss Ideas & Form Teams *7:00 PM - 9:30 PM - Working *9:30 PM - 10:00 PM - Demo!

Hackathon[1]! - Grand Rapids, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by The Michigan Ruby Users Group (Grand Rapids)

At our July meetup we decided to take a summer 'break' from presentations and have another Hackathon! We still need to confirm a location, but the format should be similar to what we had earlier this year. Come with a small project or a willingness to help and we'll have a good time!

Hackernest Toronto Monthly Tech Social - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto (Marketcrashers) Hackernest: web/tech entrepreneurs

Come. Hang out. Talk tech. Easy!Speaker lineup:- Assaf Weisz, co-founder of Venture DeliAwesome gold sponsors:Wavefront: nonprofit, government-backed Canadian "National Centre of Excellence" and wireless company accelerator | Venture Deli: accelerating growth and facilitating investment in organizations that matter to the world

Windows 8 Hackathon - Rochester, United States

happened 8 years ago

Windows 8 changes everything. Combining the broad reach of Windows, best-in-class developer tools, a re-imagined user experience, support for new chipsets, and a built-in store with industry-leading business terms, Windows 8 is the largest developer opportunity – ever.

Windows 8 Developer Camps - Rochester, United States

happened 8 years ago

Windows 8 changes everything. Combining the broad reach of Windows, best-in-class developer tools, a re-imagined user experience, support for new chipsets, and a built-in store with industry-leading business terms, Windows 8 is the largest developer opportunity – ever.

July is time to fly! - Buffalo, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by WNY / Buffalo Ruby

Details are being worked out...looking to give a talk? Let PJ know!

Toronto Ruby: SOA/Winning The War Of Truth and Beauty/JRuby - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto Ruby Brigade

Mark your calendars, as our tech talk nights return on July 10th. Our venue has been graciously offered by Bento Miso. We will be looking to have these nights every two months. Also, we are going to be having north editions of our tech talk nights close to Yonge and Eglinton.Here is the talk lineup for July 10th:Service-Oriented ArchitecturePitr Vernigorov from Uken Games will be covering a successful utilization of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)

Javascript Hack Night - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto JavaScript Hackers

Hackfests are a chance for Javascript developers in Toronto to get together. The idea is to patch and release open source libraries, and help each other through tricky bugs. And spend time coding JavaScript.Big Bang Technology will provide dinner, wireless, monitors, and comfortable chairs. We write code so bring a laptop and plan to have fun. *6:30 PM - 7:00 PM - Discuss Ideas & Form Teams *7:00 PM - 9:30 PM - Working *9:30 PM - 10:00 PM - Demo!

Cross-platform mobile development with Mono and MonoTouch - Buffalo, United States

happened 8 years ago

Organised by MSDevWNY

Introduction to Cross-platform mobile development with Mono and MonoTouch with Mike Bluestein

Hackernest Toronto Monthly Tech Social - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto (Marketcrashers) Hackernest: web/tech entrepreneurs

*** You must RSVP to get a nametag! *** (or be socially ostracized)This is a casual, social group for technologists to come together, mingle, and perhaps find a partner in crime or two.Come meet some of the interesting startups in The Next 36, an elite university-level Canadian entrepreneurial leadership program!Rough format:8pm - show up, socialize, chill

BBQ - Start of Summer Nerdin' - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto (Marketcrashers) Hackernest: web/tech entrepreneurs

Location will be Bar Neon: they have a patio in the back.RSVPs will open soon! Barbecue price TBA; we're working on getting some sponsors!Come. Hang out. And we grill. And, of course, we talk tech. Simple!| Sponsors:broadsphere.com

Book Club: Test-Driven JavaScript (Chapters 1-7) - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto Ruby Brigade

Join us as we begin reading Test-Driven JavaScript by discussing chapters 1 to 7.For those who are new to our book clubs, there are only a couple of rules if you are interested in joining:1. Read the book2. Discuss the benefits/disadvantages of the solutions proposed3. Share past experiencesBook club will happen twice a month and usually lasts around an hour. We only allow limited RSVP spots to ensure great discussion between all the attendees

Javascript Hack Night - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto JavaScript Hackers

Hackfests are a chance for Javascript developers in Toronto to get together. The idea is to patch and release open source libraries, and help each other through tricky bugs. And spend time coding JavaScript.Big Bang Technology will provide dinner, wireless, monitors, and comfortable chairs. We write code so bring a laptop and plan to have fun. *6:30 PM - 7:00 PM - Discuss Ideas & Form Teams *7:00 PM - 9:30 PM - Working *9:30 PM - 10:00 PM - Demo!

Saturday Code Retreat (Mississauga Event) - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto Code Retreat

Taz and I are pleased to announce that we will be doing a Saturday event! We've gotten lots of requests for this format.The plan is to do registration for 8:30, and get started with the code retreat at 9 AM. We'll do six sessions - 9 AM, 10 AM, 11 AM, then lunch (catered!), then 1PM, 2PM , and 3PM sessions.As usual we're keen to get Ruby people, Java people, .NET people, LAMP people, everyone is welcome!Due to popular demand, this event will be June 9th!

GTA-PHP: Hidden Features of PHP - Toronto, Canada

happened 8 years ago

Organised by Toronto (Marketcrashers) Hackernest: web/tech entrepreneurs

their group:"The content of the talk as the name suggests, covers many functionalities built-in to PHP or offered by common extensions that very few developers know about. The idea is to introduce these feature and functionalities, as many of them can help in their day-to-day development efforts.Ilia is a core developer of PHP and can give us some great insights into the language itself.Just a reminder, $2 at the door to help defray hosting costs!