Minnebar spring 2020 (canceled) Session Registration
This is a past event.
Schedule
(Newly created sessions may not appear on the schedule yet.)
A Sampling of Sessions
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“I work better alone”, and other lies you tell yourself.
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Mechanical Keyboards - about the rabbit hole and those in it
by Alex Berg -
Breaking into Open Source: contributing to the Ansible documentation
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What Tech Can Do About Climate Change
by Dan Lew -
FPV Drones: Racing, Filming, Fun. How to Start!
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🍷 Wine About It: The Oversight of Copy in Product Design
by Justy Carlin
Recently Added
Design Sessions
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Decent web mapping, finally
by Lloyd Dalton -
Graph Grammars -- and Failure in Language Design
by Mark Gritter -
Easy, engaging, clickable prototypes 101
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WATCH, LISTEN, LEARN: How to Setup and Run a User Study
by Ken Krutsch -
Community vs. Enterprise Open Source – Which is Right for Your Business?
by Justin Reock
Development Sessions
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Code your own chips, or: An approachable introduction to FPGAs for software developers with no hardware experience. 🧰
by Dan Grigsby -
Canary Releases with Kubernetes and Istio
by Justin Reock -
Functional TypeScript
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Asynchronous Messaging Integration with ActiveMQ and Camel
by Justin Reock -
Graph Grammars -- and Failure in Language Design
by Mark Gritter
Startups Sessions
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Building a Creative Coding Rendering Engine for Android
by Nash Lincoln -
Airbnb Hosting for Fun and Profit
by Jeff Lin -
How Startups can leverage R&D Tax Credits!!!
by Joe McIntosh -
Yes, It's Possible To Make Money With A Blog
by Rick Ellis -
Ideation to Incorporation: 4 Simple Questions to Help You Implement a Good Idea, Identify a Bad One, and Know The Difference
Hardware Sessions
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Top 10 Tech Law Developments
by Damien Riehl -
FPV Drone Cinematics: Shaping Space and Time with Mind
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Mechanical Keyboards - about the rabbit hole and those in it
by Alex Berg -
An Introduction To IoT (Internet of Toilets 🚽); Or How I Built an IoT Kitty Litter Box Using JavaScript
by Joe Karlsson -
Code your own chips, or: An approachable introduction to FPGAs for software developers with no hardware experience. 🧰
by Dan Grigsby
Other Sessions
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Post Free Classified Ads in Australia
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The Big-Team Slow Down: How To Speed Up Anything Using Faster Feedback Loops
by Collin Flynn -
Humane Tech: A Vision for Human Community and Flourishing
by James Tucker -
Open source: Blockchain at Target
by Adeeb Ahmed -
Start up: take a step towards that startup you have been thinking about.