Northeast Wisconsin Developers Users Group
Abstract If customer facing issues are your top priority, then you already adhere to the primary principle of Exception Driven Development. It’s a pretty simple concept: Collect application data, especially regarding errors and crashes, and then focus on fixing those Continue reading Exception Driven Development – Blake Niemyjski
October Events! Milwaukee Code Camp – Sat Oct 15 at UW-Milwaukee Technology Hub Conference – Thurs Oct 13 at Paper Valley Radisson Hotel Chippewa Valley Code Camp – Sat Oct 22 in Eau Claire November Meeting: We’re trying to line up our November meeting yet. Potentially on the MS Continue reading October 2016 News
Abstract This was the year React vs Angular in the Web World. With the redo of AngularJS 1.x into Angular (the “official” name for AngularJS 2), it is time to compare and contrast Angular and ReactJS, another very popular JavaScript Continue reading Angular vs React – John Ptacek
Abstract Revolutionary technology can lead to disruptive innovation. We are witnessing the dawn of augmented reality and the Microsoft HoloLens is leading the way. The HoloLens provides a new landscape for us, as developers and innovators, to break new ground Continue reading HoloLens – Developing Augmented and Mixed Reality! – Greg Levenhagen
Abstract Have you ever wondered what life would be like if you called the shots? No more bosses, it’s just you and your team doing great work, making piles of money and serving awesome customers… and invoicing, collections, finding new Continue reading Starting Up Your Own Dev Shop – Chris Schmitz
Abstract Microsoft announced a new cross-platform ASP.NET framework which promises to appease those seeking modularization and performance improvements. Out with the kitchen sink that is the System.Web assembly, and in with the new. Couple this with a lightweight, cross-platform code editor which Continue reading Getting Started with ASP.NET Core 1.0 in Visual Studio Code – Scott Addie
Abstract The Kinect has been around for a while and version 2 added some great new capabilities. Natural User Interfaces (NUIs) are continuing to grow. The technology used in the Kinect is making it to other devices, including your laptops. Continue reading Cool Things to do with the Microsoft Kinect – Greg Levenhagen
We’re hosting our annual Northeast WI Code Camp again on Sat, March 12 at FVTC’s Bordini Center. For more information, please visit http://www.newcodecamp.com Free Registration https://newcc2016.eventbrite.com
We won’t be having a monthly meeting this February, as we’re hard at work to bring you a great Northeast WI Code Camp 2016. We’ll see you in March!
Abstract Continuum is an AMAZING technology that enables devices to transform right in front of our eyes. But to do this, we have to understand how to adapt our code and make move with our changing environments. We will learn Continue reading Coding for Continuum with Adaptive UI – Carl Schweitzer