Jarrett Cruger, Engineer, Nodejitsu & Sam Bisbee, CXO, Cloudant
Free beer/soda, swag & desserts + win a bottle of Veuve Clicquot champagne!
A Database Month event:
www.DatabaseMonth.com/database/cloudant-nodejitsu
Cloudant's CXO, Sam Bisbee, will show you why you should consider NoSQL as the backend for your application and the tradeoffs of moving from a RDBMS to NoSQL.
Jarrett Cruger, Engineer at Nodejitsu, will discuss how Nodejitsu provides the best of breed hosting and operations for Node.js applications through their public Platform-as-a-Service and Enterprise solutions.
At this Database Month event you will learn how your web and mobile applications can benefit from Nodejitsu + Cloudant in areas of scalability, performance and flexibility of deployment.
Jarrett Cruger, Engineer, Nodejitsu & Sam Bisbee, CXO, Cloudant
Sam is a developer, entrepreneur, and consultant at Cloudant. He is the CXO & Director of Technical Business Development at Cloudant during the day and hacker of side projects at night, both of which are usually open source.
Jarrett is an engineer at Nodejitsu. He is an independent thinker who left school to forge his own path. He is a hacker at heart, avid rock climber and firmly believes that JavaScript is the avenue towards technological singularity.
Swag giveaway at 6:30pm
Power-Networking at 6:40pm
Presentation starts at 6:45pm
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November 18
I am so upset I couldn't attend. Will there be recording from this event available?
October 29
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October 29
The talks were informative. I thought the talks provided nice examples of real world issues. On the other hand I misunderstood the essence of the Meetup and thought, like others, that there would be more content on NoSQL. Otherwise thanks organizers and Patch for hosting the event.
October 29
Loved the background and context provided for dbs in general. Tnx for the presentation!
October 29
Really interesting topic but a bit too much sales pitch from the presenters.
1 · October 29
Well, I enjoyed it, and especially found the NoSQL piece informative - there's only so much you can do in an hour. Thanks a lot to Jarrett and Sam for their time. Those who are saying they'd prefer to hear more about use cases, try checking out this group's event tomorrow (10/30/2013) that specifically deals with NoSQL trends and real life uses.
October 29
No good - The event about Couchbase, which I am sure is going to do a much better job of being specific than Cloudant/nodejitsu did. Your suggestion is worth something only if Couchbase and Cloudant are the same product.
October 29
I've yet to enjoy my "winnings". Thank you either way. Will the slides or recording from this be shared? I'd like to share it with my greater team. Thanks in advance!
October 29
The nojdeitsu guy should have gone over on how to deploy scalable node.js apps. The Cloudant guy should have given us a hands-on demo of Cloudant. We want to see explicit use cases about how these products SOLVE our issues. I really really don't care about marketing.
1 · October 29
Being from a mssql background, I thought I'd learn a bit about what's on the other side of the fence. this event needed more real life use cases.
October 28
For those who make the mistake of clicking on the MAP button above, the MEETING IS IN MANHATTAN, not Brooklyn
October 28
No idea if that is allowed, but there is a bicycle hanging on the wall once you get inside (seriously), it's a very cool & unique wall-furnishing - you'l see it when you come :)
October 28
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