Events

Crate.IO have made a fully open source distributed SQL database that offers a wide variety of features behind a standard SQL Interface. Perfect for the ever changing needs of IoT, Chris will show you why we decided to create the database, how it fits into the database landscape and how to use it.

In this talk we'll focus on the use of Crate alongside Weave in Docker containers, the technical challenges, best practices learned, and getting a simple web application running alongside it. You'll learn about the reasons why Crate.IO is building "yet another NoSQL database" and why it's unique and important when running containerized applications.

What other creative endeavours use the concept of 'open source'?

Crate is a distributed database that allows you to create a flexible and scalable backend suited to a wide variety of purposes.

How Crate integrates with Amazon Web Services

Scale Your Database like Your Application: Crate is a distributed database that allows you to create a flexible and scalable backend suited to a wide variety of purposes. Read more

What are the new paradigms for User Experience with the new wave of always listening devices such as Siri and Google now?

I love the works and worlds of HP Lovecraft, here's a talk I have done occasionally, it's usually followed by a reading.

My MelbJS Feb 2014 talk on how CMSs (Wordpress, Joomla, Drupal and Expression Engine) use JavaScript.

Why Melbournians should come to DrupalSouth.

What's the workflow for DevOps in Drupal? We look at tools, tips and examples.

Learn how to utilise Drupal to power your mobile app or website.

When running an organisation or service that is reliant on the efforts of volunteers, members or a community to run and sustain itself, it can be hard to attract recruits and really tell them what you need help with. Many make it difficult to access information and get involved, with technology making accessing this information easier and easier, why not take advantage of it.

Advice, tools and tips for tweaking, testing and debuging your mobile apps.

Your view of the world is wrong. In this session we learn how and why many conventional maps are incorrect and why it may or may not matter. We also look at some of the sad, gory and checkered stories that have lead to what we know about the world. Or think we know...