PLEASE REGISTER ON EVENTBRITE:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/demos-drinks-community-hack-night-final-celebration-tickets-49611944662?aff=meetup

Come join us in celebrating the completion for our inaugural three-month project cycle as part of the Community Hack Night Initiative. We will be inviting out the Code Fellows and Seattle community to join with us in a night full of inspiration, community, and connection. Let’s collectively celebrate the power of harnessing the beautiful breadth of humanity to build amazing things.

Whether you are a developer who wants preview project demos, a prospective student, a recruiter or hiring manager looking to scout top talent, or a community member who wants to join in the celebrations, this event is for you!

Agenda:

4:30-5:30 - Happy Hour & Community Project Demo Fair

5:30-5:45 - Welcome - Brian Nations, Principal Instructor, Code Fellows

5:45-6:30 - Panel: Life as a Software Developer in the Big Four

6:30-7:30 - Community Hack Night Project Demo Presentations

7:30-8:30 - Celebrations & Networking

Register NOW at NewTechNorthwest.com (https://www.newtechnorthwest.com/events/new-tech-eastside/), NOT on this page. RSVPing on this page will not register you for the event.

More than just a meetup, we're a community that loves and supports people, the Northwest and tech. New Tech Eastside (as part of New Tech Northwest (http://newtechnorthwest.com)) is breaking down the silos and bringing together the smart, fun, creative people from across the full spectrum of the Northwest tech community.

+ the crowd:
The Northwest’s smart, fun, creative, innovative tech community – software and application developers, company owners, startup founders, recruiters, hackers, job seekers, executives, investors, community leaders, and people who are new to the area.

+ the speakers:
Founders, leaders & innovators sharing their passion & new tech through 5 minute presentations & 3 minutes of your Q&A. Presenters flow from early stage startups to enterprise companies. (See updated list for this event HERE) (https://www.newtechnorthwest.com/events/new-tech-eastside/)

+ the format:
Connecting, food & drinks >community building >community shoutouts >sponsor shoutouts >presentations >afterparty

+ the vibe:
Neighborhood block party – fun, friendly & relaxed with complementary food & a no host bar. You’ll laugh, smile, and have a fun night out with[masked] Seattleites,[masked] Eastsiders or 100 Tacomans.

+ the experience:
Discover innovative, creative and inspirational new technology (or smarter use of old tech). Could be VR, IoT, Apps, Fintech, Mobiletech, Healthtech, Cloudtech… you get the idea.

+ the goal:
Collectively advance the Northwest’s booming tech ecosystem

+ the agenda:

5:00pm - Doors Open/Buffet/Drinks/Get to know your community
6:00pm - Event Begins
- Community Shoutouts
- Four 5 minute presentations with 3 minutes of Q&A ; see which startup and enterprise companies are presenting at New Tech Eastside (https://www.newtechseattle.com/events/new-tech-eastside/).
7:15 - After Party at 520 Bar & Grill

+ the cost:
Ticket levels start at $10. Visit New Tech Northwest (http://newtechnorthwest.com) for details.

Join us at:
New Tech Seattle (http://www.meetup.com/newtechseattle/) on the second Tuesday of every month
New Tech Tacoma (https://www.newtechnorthwest.com/events/new-tech-tacoma/) on the second Wednesday of every month
New Tech Portland (https://www.newtechnorthwest.com/events/new-tech-portland/) on the third Monday of every month
New Tech Eastside (https://www.newtechnorthwest.com/events/new-tech-eastside/) on the third Tuesday of every month

Register NOW at NewTechEastside.com (https://www.newtechseattle.com/category/events/new-tech-eastside/), NOT on this page. RSVPing on this page will not register you for the event.

RSVPS on Meetup WILL NOT register you for the event.
You MUST Register on the NTNW website (https://www.newtechnorthwest.com/events/new-tech-eastside/).
** There are NO sales at the door! **

More than just a meetup, we're a community that loves and supports people, the Northwest and tech.

+ the crowd:
The Northwest’s smart, fun, creative, innovative tech community – software and application developers, company owners, startup founders, recruiters, hackers, job seekers, executives, investors, community leaders, and people who are new to the area.

+ the speakers:
Founders, leaders & innovators sharing their passion & new tech through 5 minute presentations & 3 minutes of your Q&A. Presenters flow from early stage startups to enterprise companies.

Museums.Co presented by Gary Johnson – A digital steward for cultural heritage collections. Online and onsite, we connect cultural institutions and stakeholders with their current and new audiences through our complete turnkey program.

PulseLabs presented by Dylan Zwick - Voice user experiences are the next big user interaction paradigm. Use our tool to capture important qualitative insights to improve your experience.

Sealblock presented by Stan Bounev - SealBlock is the industry’s first hot wallet solution featuring a programmable Trusted Execution Environment for securing Ethereum and ERC20 digital assets

Redapt presented by Peter Parker - We provide business acceleration through innovation. Our hybrid and multi-cloud solutions give you the latest expertise in AI, machine learning, IoT, modern applications, and infrastructure. We empower your organization to embrace intelligent cloud technologies that create new experiences, multiply efficiencies, and uncover competitive advantages.

+ the format:
Connecting, food & drinks >community building >community shoutouts >sponsor shoutouts >presentations >afterparty

+ the vibe:
Neighborhood block party – fun, friendly & relaxed with complementary food & a no host bar. You’ll laugh, smile, and have a fun night out with[masked] Seattleites,[masked] Eastsiders or[masked] Tacomans.

+ the experience:
Discover innovative, creative and inspirational new technology (or smarter use of old tech). Could be VR, IoT, Apps, Fintech, Mobiletech, Healthtech, Cloudtech, Spacetech… you get the idea.

Register Now at http://www.newtechnorthwest.com (http://www.newtecheastside.com)

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UPS
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• What we'll do
Our weekly meetup at Spotted Cow in Everett. We will be working on projects and talking about code. This is a good chance to share new ideas and get some coding done on that project you have been meaning to do. Please make sure to RSVP if you plan to attend and let us know if you can not make it as seats are limited.

* Parking
There is parking behind and in front of Spotted Cow. Additional parking is in the parking garage under the building that is opposite of Spotted cow. The entrance to the garage is opposite of Azules.

* How to find us.
I will have a small double-sided green sign at the table I'm sitting at. One side says "Code && Caffiene" the other side says "C && C". I will put out this sign between 5:30 and 5:40PM to help early comers find me.

There is also parking behind the clock tower that is opposite of the fitness center.

Disclaimer: This is not a recruitment event. We welcome developers and aspiring developers to come and talk shop or work on projects. As seats are limited and we wish to keep the talk on topic, we request that non-technical members and recruiters do not attend. We have discussion forums for project/job postings and a place to ask the group questions.

Join us Tuesday, October 16th as we bring you another double dose of Alexa Champions - Mark Carpenter and John Gillilan will be stopping by to share their experience and drop some knowledge on us.

WHO?
Mark Carpenter was a member of the very first Alexa Champions cohort, having been an early adopter of the platform, and the creator of the Talking Alexa podcast and the hugely popular ASK Dev Weekly newsletter.

John Gillilan, one of the newest Alexa Champions, is an entrepreneur in the space who has published 15 skills under the bondad.fm name (http://www.bondad.fm). As a developer and creative producer, John is exploring the intersection of voice and digital culture.

WHERE?
As usual, the event will be held in the IDX tower, at 4th & Madison, in the 4th floor meeting room.

WHEN?
Tuesday, October 16th Doors will open around 6:15, talks will probably kick off around 6:45.

FOOD?
Yep.

GUESTS & REGISTRATION?
Feel free to bring guests, this location does not require security, so we don't need names in advance.

DOOR PRIZE?
We'll again have something to give away to attendees, and as you might imagine, that something will be Alexa-enabled.

CUBA Platform is an open source Java framework for rapid enterprise application development. CUBA allows developing applications much faster using a well-known set of frameworks: Spring, Vaadin, EclipseLink and more.

We've spent our time developing CUBA, adding extra functionality to frameworks so you won't spend your time on implementing common tasks like user management, security and audit, generic REST API, etc. CUBA provides plenty of features out of the box and you will still be using well-known frameworks during development. In addition to this, we will introduce the unique application extension approach that both ensures internal extensibility and facilitates external components development.

In this presentation we will talk about the framework using both presentation and live coding session, hoping to hear provocative questions sparking a proper, deeply technical discussion.

SPEAKERS: Aleksey Stukalov and Andrey Belyaev

Since 2008, Aleksey participated in multiple enterprise software projects, in positions ranging from a developer to a project manager, leading teams of 50+ developers. He has been involved in the entire development cycle, from architecture design to final delivery of large scale projects for blue chip companies, primarily in the oil & gas industry. This mix of technical and management experience has enabled Aleksey to gain in-depth understanding of business applications development. Aleksey joined the CUBA Platform team in 2013 and has played a key role in R&D, development of the framework features and roadmap.

Andrey started his career in 2001 as a developer in the team that was working on a software for oil producing companies using Oracle's technology stack (PL/SQL, Forms, Reports), and learned Java meanwhile. Since 2006 and till 2018 Andrey has been working for several outsourcing companies. During this period, he participated in various projects - starting from RFID labels tracking to social networks, and was involved in various tasks - from development to architecture design, account management and pre-sales meetings with clients. Now Andrey works as a developer advocate and contributes to the development of CUBA Platform.

*** Please RSVP on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/free-frontend-crash-course-htmlcss-tickets-50291206352?aff=Meetup ***

Join us as we teach you the fundamentals of HTML & CSS while completing a series of challenges to help you master your new skills.

Together we'll work through a series of drills that will teach you the core concepts of HTML (tags, elements, and attributes) as well as the basics of CSS (selectors, properties, and values). These drills are designed to be challenging, but manageable with the help of your fellow students, our TAs, and the instructor. We'll wrap up the night by giving you a few tips on how to continue learning.

Bring a laptop, and if you don't have one we'll match you up with someone who does.

Join us every Wednesday morning for the Eastside's premier entrepreneur, startup and technology networking event.

NOTE: We publicize this event in a number of venues, most people do not RSVP. We get on average about 12-15 people each week, sometimes over 20. If you only see a few people registered don't worry, plenty of folks will be there.

You will meet technology entrepreneurs working on their latest project, those looking to flee the so called Dilbert Cube world and just plain technology folks and local business people.

There is no agenda, dues or anything else, just good conversation and networking. Individuals can get help with their questions and problems as well as find potential partners and those can provide services they need. Lots of referrals for a wide variety of reasons.

Show up when you want, leave when you want. This is a fun networking event, not a meeting you need to be on time for. However, we do introductions early. 

WiFi is available.

Our Weekly meetup at Cafe Ladro in Bothell.  We will be working on projects and talking about code.  This is a good chance to share new ideas and get some coding done on that project you have been meaning to do. 

Please make sure to RSVP if you plan to attend and let us know if you can not make it as seats are limited.  We use the information in the RSVP question to prep for the meetup so please do not skip it.

Disclaimer: This is not a recruitment event. We welcome developers and aspiring developers to come and talk shop or work on projects.  As seats are limited and we wish to keep the talk on topic, we request that non-technical members and recruiters do not attend.  We have discussion forums for project / job postings and a place to ask the group questions.***

Another Learn UX Seattle Meetup is coming your way! We have a unique opportunity to host a Seattle Interactive Conference Speaker: Jeremy Bailey will be speaking about designing inclusive teams on Wednesday, October 17. This event is hosted and sponsored by Blink.

***VERY IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ***

In addition to your RSVP on Meetup, you must register for the event on at the Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/jeremy-bailey-designing-your-best-inclusive-product-team-tickets-50660186983

As designers, we’re hopeful already thinking about how to create and modify our products to fit the needs of diverse customers. Jeremy Bailey talks about the importance of diversity in a product team, the challenges he's faced in building diverse teams, and how he’s applied inclusive design principles to product teams. Bailey offers a window in his unique history in our field — this is your chance to see a Seattle Interactive Conference presenter outside of the conference itself.

6:00 PM - Doors open; enjoy drinks and food provided by Blink while networking, mingling, and meeting new friends!

7:00 PM - Jeremy Bailey: Designing Your Best (Inclusive) Product Team, followed by a Q&A

8:00 PM – More networking and socializing!

Again, in addition to your RSVP on here on the Learn UX Meetup, you must register for the event on at the Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/jeremy-bailey-designing-your-best-inclusive-product-team-tickets-50660186983

About Jeremy Bailey:

Jeremy Bailey is the Creative Director of Product at FreshBooks, the world's #1 accounting software in the world for employed professionals. Jeremy leads a team of talented designers and engineers working to create a more inclusive and easier experience for their customers. He recently led this team through a complete rebuild of the FreshBooks product in a unique process where he actually launched a competing company and built a new product from scratch (https://www.inc.com/yazin-akkawi/why-freshbooks-ceo-started-a-secret-company-to-compete-with-his-existing-one.html)

About Blink:

Blink is a UX research and design firm that works with great companies to create meaningful digital products, brands, and experiences. With studios in Austin, Boston, San Diego and Seattle, Blink brings two decades of experience using our evidence-driven design process to projects for clients such as Microsoft, Amazon, Starbucks, and NASA. www.blinkux.com

Wednesday meetings are a general forum for discussing publishing (traditional and e-pub), platforming, marketing, beta reading, and any other questions regarding getting your book ready to be published.

Occasionally a speaker may be invited to the group.

We meet at the SPIROS PIZZA at 3329 Kitsap Way, Bremerton, in the back room, at 7 PM.

(Cross-posted from https://groups.drupal.org/node/534210)

Agenda

• Introductions
• Announcements
• Drupal news
• Presentations or discussions TBD
• Post-meeting socializing

Details

At the meeting tonight, we'll be talking about the status of modules that were popular in Drupal 7 that have been slow to be ready for D8, such as Backup & Migrate, Rules, Feeds, XML Sitemap, Module Filter, and Better Exposed Filters. I'm happy to lead the discussion, but your input is valuable, so please be prepared to share your knowledge and experience.

We'll also talk about methods to get a Drupal site up and running quickly in a local environment, plus the usual Drupal news and announcements.

Pizza, beer, and soft drinks will be provided by Slalom.

Speed up check in at event by registering here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/learn-to-code-seattle-intro-to-machine-learning-104-tickets-48807108375

This FREE event is especially for aspiring coders in Seattle who is interested in Machine Learning!

This is a friendly workshop focused on learning about Machine Learning for beginners!!

Check out our other meetups and come to Code Hours event to get more help! https://www.meetup.com/Learn-Code-Seattle/

What You'll Learn:
What is Machine Learning
We will try to implement a machine learning model!

How to Prepare:

- Bring your laptop, fully charged (bring your charger just in case)

- Install a text editor (VS code preferred) https://code.visualstudio.com/

- Install Google Chrome (any browser will do, but Chrome can do some cool things): https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/desktop/

Prerequisites:

None

About Galvanize:

Galvanize is premiere dynamic learning community for technology. With campuses located in booming technology sectors throughout the country, Galvanize provides a community for each the following:

Education - part-time and full-time training in web development, data science, and data engineering

Workspace - whether you’re a freelancer, startup, or established business, we provide beautiful spaces with a community dedicated to supporting your company’s growth

Networking - events in the tech industry happen constantly in our campuses, ranging from popular Meetups to multi-day international conferences

To learn more about Galvanize, visit galvanize.com.

We're going to the Living Computer Museum in SODO! If you've never been, you won't regret it. Tons of classic computer hardware and games to play with, and you'll surely learn something along the way! We'll plan on staying inside the museum for a couple of hours and then make our way to the Hooverville bar down the road (7 minute walk) for drinks and late afternoon lunch (they serve pizza!). Meet your classmates, get a few games of Commodore 64 in, and top it off with beer and pizza. This will be the best field trip ever!

What: October DC206 Meeting, Locksport, and BBQ
When: October 21st (3rd Sundays), 11:00am-~4:00pm
Where: Black Lodge Research
Who: (Dr0m3, Potato, Hattz, Dune, Panic, and the DC206 community)

[We’ve been trying to get a Powershell speaker for a while!]

** 11:00am-1:00pm: LOCKSPORT EVENT:

Dune will be running a Locksport event, starting at 11:00 until 1:00.

** 1:00pm-?: DC206 MEETING PRESENTATION:

Exploring PowerShell
by Dr0m3 and Potato

This presentation explores the history of PowerShell and its evolution into an OS agnostic scripting tool. Focusing on its use in enterprise computing for Windows OS, we will also be exploring current implementations for Unix-based systems.

We will go over the basics to understand the modules under the hood, creation of modules and cmdlets (regardless of the OS), and modern implementations for DevOps and Red Teaming.

Michael (Dr0m3) and Stephen (Potato)

Pending permission of the second speaker, this event will be videotaped by Panic. During event, remote users can interactively ask questions to speaker. You’ll need to sign in to Google Chat on the below Youtube URL. If you cannot attend, here’s the URL for the live streaming (and afterward, a copy of the video):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKZlVqAQ60g

Learn more about PowerShell:

https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell
https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/tree/master/docs/learning-powershell
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/powershell-scripting?view=powershell-6
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/183.windows-powershell-survival-guide.aspx
https://mva.microsoft.com/training-topics/powershell#!lang=1033
https://github.com/PowerShellMafia/PowerSploit
https://github.com/EmpireProject/Empire
https://github.com/janikvonrotz/awesome-powershell

** post-EVENT BBQ:

The BBQ starts after the presentation ends. This month the chef will be Hattz. We’re planning hamburgers and some brats. We’d welcome some additional dishes, as well as some decent hard ciders and beers. You can donate to the Black Lodge Research directly:

https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=743VSYX72C7G2

https://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/3GIXQQ7XSJ3Q1?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ep_ws_VlWKBbCSZKFHA

Learn about graduate degree programs at Northeastern University, Seattle at this special lunch hour meetup at Green River College's Auburn Center campus. Presenters will include Dan Kearney, Senior Recruiter, and Rick Turner, Assistant Director of Admissions.

https://www.northeastern.edu/seattle/the-seattle-campus/

Join us in our continued discussion on business topics. This time we will be discussing fear in the spirit of Halloween and in the context of business. How does fear get in the way of change? How does fear prevent progress? What can we do to live with, utilize and get over our fears?

NOTE: This is a paid course:
Apply and Learn more here: https://www.galvanize.com/seattle/data-analytics

Course Overview
In this 12-week part-time, nights and weekends course you will gain industry-ready skills to help kickstart your career in data.

Learn SQL, Advanced Excel, & Tableau
Study part-time while maintaining your work schedule.
Develop concrete, in-demand skills to graduate from the program ready to apply your knowledge in the professional world.
Complete projects using real data sets from a range of fields including healthcare, government, social welfare, and more—allowing you to build a strong portfolio with a professional demonstration of mastery.
Why Data Analytics?
Do you want to work more closely with data in your career? This is a great course for those without prior math and programming skills who want to take the first step learning analytics.

Apply and Learn more here: https://www.galvanize.com/seattle/data-analytics

When does this course meet?
You will meet at Galvanize Seattle's campus on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 6PM - 8:45PM and one Saturday per month from 9AM - 5PM.

Career Growth is Our Focus
Galvanize provides every student the structure and support needed to break in or break through to the next level in the career they want. With dedicated team that includes a career services manager, we offer support and guidance through our career services curriculum.

Apply and Learn more here: https://www.galvanize.com/seattle/data-analytics

Get (or give) real-world advice on Seattle-area tech careers. Bring laptops and be prepared for real-time resume updates and job searches.

*** Please RSVP on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/intro-to-javascript-build-a-guessing-game-tickets-50291270544?aff=Meetup ***

Looking for a fun way to start learning how to code? Join us as we teach you how to build a simple guessing game while learning the fundamentals of JavaScript.

With each new programming concept you learn, you will add new features to the game - including keeping track of how many guesses you've had and starting a new game from scratch. See an example before you come: this guessing game was made by an attendee at one of the last events!

Bring a laptop, and if you don't have one we'll match you up with someone who does.

How to find us: The Pioneer Collective, 100 South King Street #100, Seattle WA, 98104