April 18, 2017Production can be a scary environment. Sometimes things are working great and sometimes they’re a complete dumpster fire. How do you know your current status? How do you know where your problem is or which server is causing the degradation? In this talk we’ll discuss a journey from no …Read more →about Knowing things work instead of thinking things work
March 21, 2017As web development grows in popularity and the proliferation of JavaScript tools and frameworks continues, it is easier to produce large applications filled with unreadable or unmaintainable JavaScript. In this talk, Kevin Logan will draw on his years of experience working on a large …Read more →about From JavaScript Mess to Cleaner Code with Kevin Logan
December 13, 2016Learn a new way to create native, cross-platform mobile apps using the web-development tools you already know. These are not hybrid apps, or web-view apps. These are real native apps that happen to be written in JavaScript (or any language that compiles to JavaScript).
Presenter: Gage Herrmann, …Read more →about React Native for Mobile Apps with Gage Herrmann
October 25, 2016DocuTAP will be hosting a HapiJS workshop on Tues Oct 25th. Bring your own laptop, newcomers to nodejs or web development are welcome. We’ll have a few people with experience in nodejs available to help explain exercises and their solutions available.
https://github.com/hapijs/makemehapiRead more →about HapiJS Workshop
September 20, 2016Assembling the Web - A Tour of WebAssembly
WebAssembly. It’s coming to JavaScript. But…what exactly is it? Is it a new VM? A way to create a binary version of JavaScript? A new standard to get everyone to code in C/C++ for the web? In this session, we’ll demystify WebAssembly, …Read more →about Talk Web Assembly with Jason Bock
July 12, 2016Taking a look at the current state of Android development, I hope to get you started building apps on the platform with powerful but sometimes unconventional techniques including:- UI components- Dependency Injection- Reactive Extensions- UI Libraries (ButterKnife / Databinding)Read more →about Android Development
June 7, 2016A lot of the languages we use are extremely flexible and powerful. C# and Java allow you to write complex code that does a lot of things. They let you get stuff done, but they can also get you into a lot of trouble.
A few new languages have appeared in the last few years that are recognizing the …Read more →about Writing Safer Code with Swift – Gage Herrmann
May 3, 2016MWOP and Seth Larson are putting together a patchwork inspired git workshop(bring your own device). Whether you’re new to git or quite experienced hopefully you can come learn something. The workshop centers around content produced by github is designed to be hands-on and self paced, but …Read more →about Git Workshop
January 19, 2016Abel Wang and Valerie Vogt (from Microsoft) will be presenting on Rapid Application Development (RAD) using cloud services - see how you can quickly build functionality by connecting multiple applications, such as Office 365, Dynamics CRM, Facebook, and Twitter using Azure PaaS and C#. Then manage …Read more →about Rapid Application Development using Cloud Services
December 8, 2015Are you using Git but are worried you aren’t leveraging it as much as you could? Why do I care about merge vs. rebase? I pulled some bad code from a coworker that broke everything! How do I use reflog to time jump back to the good state I was in before? What’s an interactive rebase and …Read more →about Making Git work for you