Andrew Bray will discuss Collaborative coding with GitHub and RStudio server. He's in the faculty at Reed College here in Portland.

Doors open ~6 pm, talk starts at 6:30 pm

We'll visit a local watering hole afterwards.

Many Unix hackers avoid using an IDE when they do their work. “Unix is the IDE” they claim. In this talk, I will explain the oft-cited “unix philosophy” which permeates hacker culture and illuminates the dark path of the command line. I will then give an overview and demonstration of some of the most common and important Unix tools, such as grep, find, awk, and sed.

Presented by PDX Code Guild Instructor Evan Hackett

Building an application take more than just code. How do you get the code you write to actually run. What pieces are required on your local machine and how does that translate into hosting your application online? Tonight we'll be discussing the different pieces required for setting up a local environment, the different tools available at each step, and the pros and cons of each. Come share the things that have been working well for you and the things you are struggling with.

• Web server
• Versioning PHP
• Dependency Management
• Data sources
• Virtualization
• Integrated Development Environment (IDE) software