Memphis Technology User Groups

This is a lunch meetup in the Memphis Downtown area that meets on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month. The location will change each week, so check back often to see where we'll be meeting at. Come and discuss technology, business, phones,and software with other Memphians. This meetup is informal and has no presentations or set agenda. RSVP's are not required, but encouraged to ensure we have adequate seating space.

We will be meeting at our space in Bartlett (2804 Bartlett Rd, Suite 3 Memphis, TN 38134 Our Building is behind the building facing the street). Our open house meetings are quite laid back and for members and non-members to come check out what we have going on at the space or to just come tour our space. RSVP here: http://www.meetup.com/MidsouthMakers/

Interested in breaking out of a dead end career, shifting into a tech / coding job, improving your skillset, or just switching things up? If you said yes to any of that, then this might be the event for you. Plain and simple, Code Co-op is a help and hack night focused in on connecting people with better opportunities through collaboration and conversation. Now, this isn't a class, but it is your opportunity to talk with other people in the community and get help jumpstarting your learning process or with a programming lesson / personal project you've been working on. Come with your laptop, a notebook & pen, and/or a drive to learn! 6:00PM MEETUP LOCATION: We'll be meeting and working inside CoWork off of Cooper Street. It'll be easy to find us! PARKING INFO: There is free parking next to the CoWork building and all through out the Cooper Young area. Evenstill, make sure to keep your eyes peeled for fire hydrants and restricted areas. LATE ARRIVAL INFO: If you arrive or plan to arrive after the start time, no worries! Like we said up there, it'll be easy to find us. NEED MORE INFO? If you're needing more info, please feel free to head to our website (http://www.codeconnective.com), Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/codeconnective), or Twitter account (http://www.twitter.com/codeconnective).

Memphis PHP User Group October Join us for a live walkthrough of migrating a legacy PHP app to modern structure! Joe Ferguson is our speaker. Every month we meet and discuss a PHP related topic. We're very laid back and often have new speakers discussing what they're working on or bring a specific problem they're having to the group for input and feedback

This is a weekly lunch meetup in the East Memphis area. The location will change each week, so check back often to see where we'll be meeting at. Come and discuss technology, business, phones,and software with other Memphians. This meetup is informal and has no presentations or set agenda. RSVP's are not required, but encouraged to ensure we have adequate seating space.

Join us as Dr. Sabya Mishra, assistant professor of Civil Engineering and co-director of the Smart Cities Research Cluster, speaks about autonomous vehicles and the future of safer and more efficient transportation. Please go to bit.ly/WN_oct to RSVP.

THIS MONTH: Defense Against the Dark Arts In 2017, the Open Web Application Security Project (www.owasp.org) invited security experts from across the world to a summit to analyze, discuss, and finalize the creation of the latest edition of the OWASP top 10 most critical web application security risks. This threat model represents a broad consensus about the state of web application security and is, in part, created through analysis of publicly known breaches since four years ago in 2013. I will be going over the world of web security, what's new and what's changed in the top-10 list, and some basic strategies on how to mitigate or eliminate those risks to your customers' data. This will all be with a focus on what ways DotNet is vulnerable to, or mitigates and responds to, these threats. OUR SPEAKER: Jason Myers, also known as @syliddar wherever usernames are a thing, mostly stays out of trouble during the day by writing and maintaining Dot-Net applications for a local niche software company. As a former Marine, he got his start in development working at the Navy Base in Millington, maintaining applications for the Naval Personnel Command. It was there, somewhere in the hundreds of cumulative hours of required training on security, that he developed an enthusiasm for application security that continues to influence him through his career. He lives at home alone with two cats (one feral rescue, one adopted), and his wife (also feral), and can typically be found in the #memtech Slack, MemTech Lunches, Coworking Day events, and various User Group meetings. Failing that, any good bar with craft beer on tap or a vegetarian-friendly menu. ----- As usual, pizza will be served about 6:00 PM and the meeting will start at 6:30 PM. If you plan to attend, please RSVP so we know how much pizza to get, and who to contact if there are any changes that need to be communicated. If needed, the door and elevator code will be 1242#.

We will be meeting at our space in Bartlett (2804 Bartlett Rd, Suite 3 Memphis, TN 38134 Our Building is behind the building facing the street). Our open house meetings are quite laid back and for members and non-members to come check out what we have going on at the space or to just come tour our space. RSVP here: http://www.meetup.com/MidsouthMakers/

Come and discuss technology, business, phones, and software with other Cordova / Bartlett tech people. This bi-weekly lunch meetup is informal and has no presentations or set agenda. The location will change each time, so check back often to see where we'll be meeting.

This is a weekly lunch meetup in the East Memphis area. The location will change each week, so check back often to see where we'll be meeting at. Come and discuss technology, business, phones,and software with other Memphians. This meetup is informal and has no presentations or set agenda. RSVP's are not required, but encouraged to ensure we have adequate seating space.