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Security Defense and Detection - RPG TTX
Presented by: Amanda Berlin, Jeremy Mio
Security Defense and Detection TTX is a comprehensive 4 hour tabletop exercise that involves the introduction of TTXs (tabletop exercises), IR playbooks, and after-action reports. The exercises are paired with hands on attacks demo labs (labs provided) that reinforce their purpose. The training as a...
Format: PreCompilerLevel: IntermediateCool Chemistry
Presented by: Kevin Devine
Color-changing or glow in the dark slime! Alka-Seltzer Rockets! Elephant Toothpaste! This session has three fun chemistry experiments for kids. They are messy and I suggest proper clothes. We'll have safety glasses and gloves for the kids. Kids will work in groups and perform each experiment.
Format: KidzMash SessionzModern Retro Game Programming with the PICO-8
Presented by: Keith Kurak
Alternate Universe 1982 is calling! The PICO-8 fantasy console beckons you back to the future with cutting-edge 16-color 128x128 graphics, huge 32k game carts, and 4-channel chip blerp sound. Let's take a totally different approach to learning how to make a video game, stepping far away from 3D...
Format: PreCompilerLevel: Introductory and overviewGet Hands-On with Your Second Brain! (Workshop)
Presented by: Jeffrey Miller, Tyler Shingler
Stop overloading your brain with too much information and too many good intentions! Build a Second Brain to give your first brain a break. ...
Format: PreCompilerLevel: IntermediateBuild Your First 2D Game with Godot
Presented by: Brandon Lewis
Have you ever been curious about what it takes to build your own game but didn't know where to start? Perhaps you were struck by analysis paralysis while trying to answer any of the endless questions a beginner may have (such as deciding on a game engine, coming up with a game idea, or how to find...
Format: PreCompilerLevel: Introductory and overviewBuilding a Multi-Platform Application
Presented by: Bruce Abernethy, Chris Butcher
This session is designed for developers who are looking to expand their abilities into multi-platform development. You should have experience in at least one development environment (i.e., web, mobile, desktop) and an object-oriented language (e.g. Java, C#, Python, Typescript). ...
Format: PreCompilerLevel: IntermediateEvent Storming Workshop
Presented by: Barry Stahl
Event storming is a process for modeling a business domain from the perspective of the business experts. It comes out of the Domain Driven Design world and has been used by many with great success. Event Storming can help your team: ...
Format: PreCompilerLevel: Intermediate[KidzMash] Collaborate on your LEGO(R) vision
Presented by: Thomas Haver
LEGO(R) sets are amazingly fun to build, but who has attempted to build a complete set without looking at the instructions? In this session, the kidz & adults will form teams and try to build one of sixteen different Creator sets without the instructions. Only one person from each team will be able...
Format: KidzMash SessionzKidzmash Movie
Come grab some popcorn and watch a movie. Kidzmash attendees only
Format: KidzMash SessionzLightning Talks
Format: KidzMash SessionzKidzmash Movie
Come grab some popcorn and watch a movie. Kidzmash attendees only
Format: KidzMash SessionzBreakfast
Format: KidzMash SessionzEvolving your APIs, a step-by-step approach
Presented by: Nicolas Fränkel
When you publish your first HTTP API, you’re more focused on short-term issues than planning for the future. However, chances are you’ll be successful, and you’ll “hit the wall”. How do you evolve your API without breaking the contract with your existing users? ...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewGoing Old School with the CLI - Windows Terminal & WSL
Presented by: Mike Nelson
The classic Windows Terminal app allowed for simple command line integrations. But now, the new Windows Terminal app, along with the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), can generate some really cool interaction between you and the OS, for development and just daily work. When talking about the...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewDebugging Burnout
Presented by: Samuel Shaw
Working in a product space requires knowing how to take a very complex problem and break it down into iterative chunks. Far too often, we’re so wrapped up in the problems we’re solving professionally, that we completely forget to introspectively look at ourselves and ask what problems in our...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewFruitful Flutter
Presented by: Bruce Abernethy
The old saying goes "If you want to go Fast, go Alone. If you want to go Far, go Together." In four years, Flutter has gone from being an "interesting experiment" at Google, to having over half-a-million apps in app stores worldwide. With teams of developers working together on creating and...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewBuild and Use a Camera Obscura
Presented by: Erin Hanton
Have you ever wondered about the origins of photography and imaging? How early painters were able to capture their subjects accurately? Whether digital or analog, all images start with light and innovative objects like the camera obscura that predate modern imaging equipment. ...
Format: KidzMash DivezRecent Updates to the SQL Developer’s Toolbox
Presented by: Erin Stellato
There are a lot of tools available for working with SQL Server and Azure SQL, but which ones can be the most helpful to developers? Come to this session to learn more about different tools that can help you when developing against your SQL database environment. Some of these tools might end up in...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewModern Android Development
Presented by: Michael Yotive
Can you believe Android has been around since 2008? Since its release, the Android ecosystem has evolved dramatically. From new IDEs and languages to fancy threading models and opinionated architecture components, best practices for "Modern Android" are a moving target. ...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewNeurodiversity, Productivity, and Communication – A Survival Guide
Presented by: Cassandra Faris
We live in a world where it’s easy to be overstimulated and distracted. The more virtual our world becomes, the harder it is to focus, communicate, and complete tasks. This is especially challenging for people with neurodiversities such as ADHD, Autism, and Dyslexia, and those that support them....
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewSell Your SaaS! A Guide for Technical Founders
Presented by: Jason Gilmore
You’ve eaten all the ramen, drank all of the kombucha, and written all the code. Congratulations! Your SaaS is a success, and potential suitors have been inquiring about an acquisition. Now what? ...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewEvent Messaging and Streaming with Apache Pulsar
Presented by: Mary Grygleski
When it comes to distributed, event-driven messaging systems, we usually see them supporting either one of two types of semantics: streaming, or queueing, and rarely do we find a platform that supports both. In this presentation, we’ll first get an introduction and some clarifications of...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewKnowing When To Move On
Presented by: Daniel Davis
Per the wise advice of the Gambler - "...know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em, know when to walk away, and know when to run." Whether you are all in and committed to a full time position or rolling the dice as an independent, this session is going to help you always walk away a winner. Not...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewPrinciples of Code - Five Key Points to Better Systems
Presented by: Justin Beall
Languages and platforms come and go, but all code shares the same basic structures. Unfortunately, without a set of guiding principles, systems incur unnecessary technical debt as time, scope, and budget pressures force developers to cut corners for deadlines. ...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewWhy We Don’t Need More Women in Tech
Presented by: Tori Brenneison
It’s a common rallying cry: “We need more women in tech!”... but is it true? Is the solution to male-dominated technology workplaces simply to shovel more women into the talent pipeline? That’s what we’ve been trying for the past decade… and it’s not working, when over a third of...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewProduct Thinking and Tinkering
Presented by: BJ Allmon
Do you aspire to be an inventor one day? Maybe you have lots of ideas and don't know what to do with them. ...
Format: KidzMash SessionzA Vibrant Visit With The Valuable and Versatile Visitor Design Pattern
Presented by: Kelly Morrison
Design patterns are popular with software designers, and the famous "Gang of Four" book on Design Patterns is an industry classic. Some of the classic patterns in that book are simple to understand and use, and many have been "baked into" programming languages and frameworks. However, some of the...
Format: General SessionLevel: IntermediateThe Engineer's Playbook: Starting a New Role
Presented by: Cameron Presley
Starting a new role is never easy. There are a ton of ideas, new processes, people, and new technology to pick up. In addition, one may have also changed problem domains, which means learning about the problems being solved. That's a lot to take in and is colloquially known as "drinking from the...
Format: General SessionLevel: IntermediateDeceptive Patterns & FAST
Presented by: Todd Libby
Deceptive patterns (also widely known as "dark patterns") are all over the Web. I'll speak to the accessibility impact deceptive patterns and "dark" patterns have as well as my introduction to taking these patterns and my work in the W3C to have these published in WCAG 3. ...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewWhose Time is it Anyway? Lightning Fast Hacks That Add Real Value to Meetings No One Wants to Attend
Presented by: Scott Showalter
Too many meetings. Let's face it, we all have them. Meetings are a necessarily evil, but they don't necessarily have to be so evil. Regardless of whether we're leading a meeting, or merely attending, whether it's in person or remote, the value extracted from collaboration can be amplified by how we...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewWhat do Graph Tables bring to the table
Presented by: Hasan Savran
There are many ways to represent data. Most of us stuck with Relational Database Data Models and we don't feel comfortable when data gets represented in different ways. ...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewThe Rise and Benefits of Robotic Process Automation
Presented by: Thomas Haver
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a term given to technology that allows developers to programmatically emulate the actions of a human to execute a business process. RPA often operates on the user interface (UI) layer to capture data or interact with an application or across multiple applications...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewThe One SQL Performance Tuning Tool You Need to Know
Presented by: Erin Stellato
Whether you run SQL Server in house, in the cloud on a VM, or use Azure SQL Database, Query Store is a tool you can leverage for troubleshooting and monitoring, as well as stabilizing query performance. This session will show you why Query Store is essential, whether you have prior experience with...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewGender Diversity Is Not Enough
Presented by: Cassandra Faris
Studies consistently show that diverse teams solve problems more effectively, yet software development teams frequently lack diversity. Thankfully, the tech industry is talking more about DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion), understanding why these things are important, and making changes to...
Format: General SessionLevel: IntermediateBuilding Beautiful CLI's is for Everyone
Presented by: Keith Kurak
Writing command-line interfaces, whether it's to string together a few oft-forgotten terminal commands or batch automate repetitive tasks, are one of those things most developers eventually do, but often only do just "good enough." Let's shift the focus from clean and beautiful application code to...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewThe Velocity Trap
Presented by: Brad Nelson
How does your team know that the things they deliver are valuable? While there are some companies that don’t measure at all, it is becoming common practice to evaluate a team based off of productivity or output. Just because your team is able to deliver a lot of work in a small amount of time it...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewDocument databases vs. Relational Databases: An honest comparison and things to consider
Presented by: Alex Will
Many developers still struggle to understand which application scenarios might benefit from utilizing a document database or a relational database. Both of these options are powerful and many vendors have great products ready to build on. Unfortunately not one size fits all and there are definite...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overviewBuild a Real-Time Data Pipeline with Apache Pulsar and Apache Cassandra
Presented by: Mary Grygleski
The world is moving at an unprecedented pace and much of it has been powered by innovations in software and systems. While event handling, messaging, and processing are not necessarily brand new concepts, the recent emergence in hardware such as virtualizations, multi-core processors, and so on, are...
Format: General SessionLevel: Introductory and overview