Shawn Spooner's favorites
Favorite sessions for this user
* Advanced Git tutorial: Not your average VCS.
Do you know the basics of Git but wonder what all the hype is about? Do you want the ultimate control over your Git history? This tutorial will walk you through the basics of committing changes before diving into the more advanced and "dangerous" Git commands.
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Cooking |
| Sarah Sharp | |
* An Introduction to Computer Vision
Learn about several computer vision techniques and how to put them together to form an entry-level object classifier.
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Chemistry |
| Matthew Dockrey | |
* Android location services from social networks to games
Adding real-world location to mobile applications on the Android platform takes users out of the ethernet and into the world.
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Chemistry |
| Don Park | |
* Deploying to the Edge from CouchDB
CouchDB can serve standalone applications, which can be shared amongst users, putting the source code (and control) back in their hands.
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Hacks |
| J Chris Anderson | |
* How to build a successful open source software consulting company
Lessons learned from a successful open source consulting company. This talk is geared towards the open source developer who is considering starting his/her own business, and the entrepreneur who wants to grow the business by leveraging open source development methodologies.
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Business |
| Nate Aune | |
* Introduction to Lift
Build real-time interactive applications using the Lift Web Framework
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Cooking |
| David Pollak | |
* Scala for recovering Java developers
Scala is a functional/object-oriented hybrid language that runs on the JVM or the CLR. Scala is fully compatible with Java and brings many powerful features to the JVM, features such as: the ability to easily create DSL's due to Scala's ability to define methods for most operators, easily target multi-core hardware as Scala's types are immutable by default, access to the Actor based concurrency model, and expressive and concise code due to Scala's type inference and expressive syntax. All this without much of the boilerplate and cruft code that is so common in Java.
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Cooking |
| Shawn Spooner | |
* Web Server Shootout
Deploying your .com behind nginx so you're ready to handle that flood of users on launch day? Wondering if you should use mod_python, mod_wsgi, or FastCGI to deploy your new Django project? This presentation will present comprehensive and practical benchmarks across a wide variety of metrics to help you make an informed decision.
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Chemistry |
| Michael Schurter | |
* Your Shell History In The Cloud
Use Google App Engine to harness a lifetime of shell history from any computer with tagging, searching and annotations.
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Hacks |
| Josh Cronemeyer | |