About us
This group is for professional web and application designers and developers looking to network with others in the industry, learn about new or emerging technologies, and for anyone looking to learn web and or application development (beginner to advanced).
We talk design, share experiences with use of different tools & languages, critique sites & apps, talk industry, business, employment news, and share motivations and inspirations. This group is intended to become a hub for all today's technologies that make up the Internet as we know it.
We meet monthly in informal settings (usually over coffee, drink and /or food) to network and socialize with other fellow web development professionals and enthusiasts and listen to 1-2 member-led presentations about various programming topics.
Wanna speak? Get in touch! Our meetings usually last about 2 hours leaving two 30 minute spots for speakers. All we need ahead of time is a title and short description of your talk.
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Check out our website: https://jacksondevs.tech/
Get updates on Twitter: @jacksondevs
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Want to sponsor? Read our sponsorship info here.
Anyone looking to be a part of the group, either as a speaker or an organizer, please contact me, J.C. Hiatt @ [jc@jchiatt.com](mailto:jc@jchiatt.com)
Upcoming events
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JAWAD @ C Spire — May 27
C Spire Corporate, 1018 Highland Colony Pkwy, Ridgeland, MS, USSPEAKERS:
Andrew Walling
"The Potty Mouth Filter: Building an AI-Powered Profanity Filter for Jellyfin"A transitioning Marine, a media server, and a couple of open-source speech recognition models walk into a .NET project. Out comes "The Potty Mouth Filter" — a Jellyfin plugin that automatically detects and filters profanity from video and audio content in real time.
In this talk, Andrew Walling shares his journey building the plugin as part of his Microsoft Software and Systems Academy (MSSA) capstone, including the AI pipeline that combines OpenAI's Whisper and Vosk to tackle speech-to-text challenges. He'll walk through the architecture, the trade-offs between the two models, and the rabbit holes he fell into along the way — from wrestling with C# plugin APIs to figuring out how two different transcription engines can complement each other.
This is a talk from the perspective of a student developer learning in public. Expect an honest look at what it's like to tackle AI and speech recognition as a newcomer, the lessons learned (sometimes the hard way), and why you don't have to be an expert to build something genuinely useful.
Andrew Walling is a software developer based in Rankin County, Mississippi. He's a transitioning U.S. Marine, a student in the Microsoft Software and Systems Academy's Cloud Application Development track, and is finishing his B.S. in Computer Science.
Open Speaker Slot
If you're interested in speaking at this event (anywhere between 5-25 minutes) reach out to Michael Lamb with a title and an abstract.LOCATION: C Spire
1018 Highland Colony Pkwy, Ridgeland, MS 39157LOCATION INSTRUCTIONS: Guest parking is available near the main entrance on the north side of the building. Enter through the main lobby and check-in with security, then proceed to the elevators and go to the 6th floor. The doors for the event space will be propped open.
SPONSORS: michaellamb.dev — C Spire
Want to sponsor? Email Michael at michael@michaellamb.dev
Check out our website: https://jacksondevs.tech/
Get updates on Twitter: @jacksondevs
Join us in Discord: https://discord.gg/4kSfsXj8Vw
Call 662-418-7561 if you have any issues finding us!
Wanna speak at a future event? Get in touch!6 attendees
Past events
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