About us
The Tulsa Developers Association aka Tulsa .NET User Group is a special interest of like-minded professionals that gather to learn and share from one another.
We used to meet once a month. But, with the pandemic a lot has changed. For us, it means we meet virtually and now twice a month. Going to virtual meetings has opened the doors for many more opportunities. We now have speakers from around the world. And more members also from around the world.
We have topics such as C#, .NET, .NET Core, Web, ASP.NET, MVC, Design Patterns, Software Development techniques, SOLID principles, Entity Framework, Visual Studio, VS Code, Debugging, TDD, testing frameworks like SpecFlow, Jasmine, and many more.
At the beginning of each meeting, the virtual meeting is started and anyone coming earlier can mingle. At 6:30 PM CST, there is a few minutes of introduction. This is when information is shared with the group about upcoming events, etc. At about 6:40 we start with the main presentation. After the presentation we have a drawing for prizes.
After each meeting everyone is welcome to stay online and chat with others. We have a great time and usually have special guests appear during this time too.
Our meetings are free! And, we do NOT have meetings of sales pitches! That's right. Every meeting is about sharing information to help you be a better professional. We never try to sell anything.
Everyone is welcome. We are all on different paths, different journeys, with different interests. You are welcome to come and learn with us.
By joining this group you will receive announcements when new meetings are scheduled.
Upcoming events
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Squad: The Programmable Multi-Agent Runtime for GitHub Copilot - Brady Gaster
·OnlineOnline# Squad: The Programmable Multi-Agent Runtime for GitHub Copilot
What if your AI coding assistant had a team? Squad is an open-source framework that orchestrates GitHub Copilot agents as persistent specialists — each with memory, expertise, and decision-making authority. Instead of one agent answering every question, you get a DevRel who writes docs, a QA lead who blocks PRs, and a security engineer who guards secrets. They remember what they've done, learn from your project, and work in parallel when the job calls for it.
Squad isn't RAG over a knowledge base — it's a runtime. Agents have charters, history files, and ceremonies (triage, standup, retro). Work routes based on capability profiles. When multiple agents can help, they fan out in parallel. It's battle-tested on its own development (we use Squad to build Squad), and it works with GitHub, Azure DevOps, or standalone.
Expect a live demo of casting, routing, and multi-agent fan-out — because showing beats telling.
This will be recorded and made available soon after. You can find recordings on https://youtube.com/@tulsadnug
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Past events
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