Dublin Software Craftsmanship Community

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How does it work?

The first 15 minutes will be devoted to lightning talks. So if you've got a cool demo, some new technology or just something you think the group might find interesting, controversial or just plain funny, bring it along and share with the group!

This Month's Lightning Talks: Brian Matthews - Show and Tell

A show and tell of the project he did with the kids at CoderDojo for Amazon Alexa using Spring Boot, Cloud Foundry, IBM Bluemix and MongoDB.

Time permitting, (and of course we always have time for Brian) he will also hope to have the book "Domain Driven Design" read by then and can do an overview and add it to the DSC "lending library".

The rest of the evening will be run as an open space (you can look here (http://www.mindviewinc.com/Conferences/OpenSpaces) to see how an open space runs).

REGISTRATION

There's only room for limited numbers at this event (40), and people who are working in software are given priority - TO DO THAT CLICK HERE. (https://ti.to/tcube/Dublin-Software-Craftsmanship-Community-October-2017/)

Doors open 18:15 / Presentations at 19:00.

What to Share?

If you're using some new technology you think others would be interested in, if you've got a design or some code you'd like to discuss or have been battling with, if you'd like to discuss a specific practice, a problem you are having at work or you'd simply like to see what others have got to say, the Dublin Software Craftsmanship Community invite you to come along and join in the debate.

Message one of the organisers here if you are interested in giving a talk. (https://www.meetup.com/Dublin-Software-Craftsmanship-Community/)

Don't worry if you've never given a lightning talk before - this is a great opportunity to give a talk in a friendly environment. We'll have a projector and a whiteboard and all talks are restricted to no more than five minutes.