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A researcher’s role is not just to learn about users, but to help their team learn about users. How do we do that? There is a growing trend of involving teams in conducting research so they hear the rich detail directly from participants. However, not all organizations have the desire or resources to do that.
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!
This is a place to show off your projects and get help if you need it! Pizza will be provided.
AGENDA:6:00 PM – 7:30 PM EDT – Putting the s in HTTP, SSL Certificates ABSTRACT:Come join us for our next meeting to take a deeper look into SSL Certificates used
******We are back to meeting in person, but will attempt to connect virtually for those who can't attend physically. The link for the virtual meetings will be posted on the
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
This is a place to show off your projects and get help if you need it! Pizza will be provided.
******We are back to meeting in person, but will attempt to connect virtually for those who can't attend physically. The link for the virtual meetings will be posted on the
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!
This is a place to show off your projects and get help if you need it! Pizza will be provided.
******We are back to meeting in person, but will attempt to connect virtually for those who can't attend physically. The link for the virtual meetings will be posted on the
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