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Sunday
Jan 31, 2010
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Silverlight Hackathon - Install Clinic – Stumptown The Install Clinic has moved to Stumptown Stuart Celarier is running an Install Clinic at Stumptown starting at 10am. After the clinic, it is a short walk to Souk where we'll be starting the main event at 1pm. The Install Clinic is an opportunity to drop in, grab a cup of coffee, and Prepare Your System for the Hackathon. Depending on what software you have to install, and the speed of your laptop, it can take some time for the installs to run. You might want to do those installations at home, but if you're like me, these things can sometimes get put off to the last minute. Well, here is your formal last minute to get ready. It's also an opportunity to schmooze, and if you get set up early you can help others or even try your hand at some impromptu Silverlight hacking. I am working to get installation media onto CDs or USB drives so we're not all trying to download off the Internets. As with any install, I'd highly recommend that you ensure that your system backup is current and valid before getting started. 'Nuf said. |
Wednesday
Jun 19, 2013
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Software Configuration Management business lunch – Chevys Fresh Mex A lunch meeting for Software Configuration Management engineers, build engineers, source control administrators, install package developers, DevOps personnel, and any related to meet and greet. An opportunity to share perceptions of industry realities and changes and what those might mean for the practical engineer on the line. |
Wednesday
Jul 17, 2013
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Software Configuration Management, Install, Build, Deployment engineers lunch – Chevys Fresh Mex A lunch meeting for Software Configuration Management engineers, build engineers, source control administrators, install package developers (msi, rpm, other), DevOps personnel, and any related to meet and greet. An opportunity to share perceptions of industry realities and changes and what those might mean for the practical engineer on the line. Who has read Jez Humble's "Continuous Delivery"? |