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During the pandemic we'll be more informally talking about Clojure topics or any topics that come to mind so we can continue to connect (and support each other). Feel free to bring a Clojure (or non-political non-Clojure) topic!
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
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
NOTE: The date for this event has been changed to 3/30... Is your customer experience straining at the seams? Have your customers moved from office to home, and your company’s charter along with it? Designing for the next generation of experiences requires up-leveling your understanding of your customer context. But how do you ask the
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
A quarterly meeting where members can share any thoughts they have. This session will cover the following: 1. Member management2. Potential Topics to Showcase3. Follow-up on items from the previous meeting4. Member suggestions If you have something to share, this is your opportunity! Please join us in making WordPress NH a better experience for everyone.
JOIN US ON APRIL 7TH FOR A NEW ADDITION TO OUR WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY SERIES How have the stories of women in technology changed amidst a global pandemic? We’ve reached the one-year mark of life in this “new normal” and the disparate impact on women, both professionally and personally, has been immense. The arrival of Spring
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
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
NH SBDC and NH Tech Alliance partner for the Cybersecurity Initiative in 2021. Our kickoff event features a panel discussion with Jeremy Hitchcock, co-founder and CEO of wifi management and IoT security startup, Minim and co-founder and former CEO of Dyn, and Ryan Robinson of enterprise IT and cybersecurity services firm Mainstay Technologies. We cover
Presentation(s): AWS Topics are TBD. We will poll members for topics of interest. About the Presenter: Presenter is TBD.
Presentation(s): When forming Apocalypse Studios in 2018, Denis Dyack, a veteran of the video game industry, had no AWS experience. After deciding to use Amazon Lumberyard as a game engine, he gained his first exposure to Amazon Web Services. Apocalypse Studios was a typical game studio with a custom build server. Apocalypse's first game Deadhaus
