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Why Good Developers Write Bad Tests Most developers still approach tests with the same old techniques they use for production code. But test code is not like other code. To write it well, we need to reexamine the principles and goals that define our best practices. In this talk, I’ll discuss: -> What separates good
Whether you are new to the world of Arduino, Raspberry Pi and other programmable electronic platforms and want to learn, or more experienced and looking for an opportunity to share and improve, this meetup is for you. Every Thursday at 6:30pm we meet to work, learn and share, and the makerspace is fully equipped with
Join this Virtual Classroom for an Interactive, half-day, overview of the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) grant programs. In addition to up-to-date information on the SBIR/STTR programs, we’ll take a deep dive into the NSF grant mechanisms, review how to navigate the NSF website and research projects qualities that would be considered Basic vs Translational, how
Agenda:6:00 PM - 7:30 PM - Azure Security Center Abstract:This is an online-only meeting. This session will deep dive into the Azure Security Center, the topic includes: 1. Introduction to Azure Security Center2. Azure Defender3. Secure Score4. Regulatory Compliance5. Security Alerts6. Security Policies7. Cloud Connectors Speakers:Udaiappa Ramachandran (Udai) is the CTO at Akumina, is a
BioFab is inviting our Neighbors & Partners to join us for the evening to reconnect and celebrate great things happening in Manchester!
Whether you are new to the world of Arduino, Raspberry Pi and other programmable electronic platforms and want to learn, or more experienced and looking for an opportunity to share and improve, this meetup is for you. Every Thursday at 6:30pm we meet to work, learn and share, and the makerspace is fully equipped with
ebrew is a casual social event in a new virtual form using an innovative new platform that supports small group socializing within a large event. NH's premier creative/technical networking event is the place to meet peers, share stories and opportunities, and relax after a days work. Bring your own beverage This is a
Presentation(s): Serverless is for Pragmatists: CI/CD in the Age of IaCChase Douglas CTO at Stakery, shares best practices for Serverless applications using IaC as code and CI/CD. About the Presenter: Chase (@txase) is the CTO and co-founder at Stackery, where he steers engineering and technical architecture of development tools that enable individuals and teams of
Each month throughout the year, an amazing group of women (and men) comes together to network, share inspirational stories, grow professionally and personally and bring awareness to what is possible for women today. Our breakfast series starts with networking via this innovative new platform followed by a presentation following. Learn more about the TechWomen|TechGirls initiative
******We're going virtual until further notice! The link for the virtual meetings will be posted on the NRB Slack. YOU NEED TO BE INVITED TO JOIN! Message me directly (AT LEAST 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE) with a request to join and I'll send you a Slack invite.***** Regular meetings will be on the third Sunday
Trusted Internet has been involved in dozens of ransomware events, in companies ranging from a small 15 person NH company, to one in 2018, said to be at the time, the third-largest ransom in US History. Last week Virtual CISO(R) prevented a DarkSide event in the same company, thwarted by the defenses put in place
Event Description Do you want to protect your wealth, ensure your family is secure, and enjoy your retirement years with peace of mind? It is vital to start planning now. Join partners from Lake Street Advisors, Melissa, Carolyn, and Joe, as they discuss essential estate planning documents, from wills, to health care proxies, to powers
Find an article or reference, preferably on Python, and be prepared to give a few sentences on the article or a concept contained in the article. Mastery or deep technical understanding is not expected. If you bring an article that talks about something you don’t quite understand, we’ll try to get you to the next
