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Tecknuovo’s top tech community events – November 2020
Megan Slater
The clocks have gone back and it’s time to start carving pumpkins, which can only mean it’s time to plan for upcoming November tech events! Below the Tecknuovo team has listed some of the November tech events that they’re most excited for. Topics range from “non-traditional” tech journeys, the latest Java update, different architecture styles to suit you, and more! Remember you can check out the Google calendar for a more in depth look at the month ahead.
Tecknuovo community update
Before we get onto November tech events, we have a rather exciting update to share from October. You may have seen that our inclusive community initiative underwent a makeover! We’ve been thrilled to welcome people to Teck Camp, the inclusive community that aims to ensure that the tech community is open for all, regardless of where they are on their tech journey. Also, make sure you check out the new Teck Camp website, and please do let us know what you think!
On Thursday 22nd October, we also had our monthly Ask Me Anything event. For October, we were joined by Senior Developer Evangelist at GitLab and Cloud Native Computing Foundation Board Member, Brendan O’Leary. Brendan let us pick his brains over this month’s GitLab update, the future of DevOps and his types on how to learn to learn. You can check out our article featuring our highlights of the evening, or you can read the entire transcript over on the Teck Camp Slack channel.
November Events
Tuesday 3rd
How I Got into Tech: Inspiring Career Stories – Register here
The skills shortage in the tech industry combined with the rapid pace of innovation has led to a wide-range of appealing positions that attract interest from individuals from other fields. Is it possible to make the switch into tech with a non-technical background? Tech Women London invites you to this session where you’ll hear the career stories of people who’ve taken the “non-traditional” route into tech. Don’t miss it!
Wednesday 4th
Serverless London November (Virtual) – Register here
At this month’s Serverless London event, we’ll be joined by Jon Fancey from Azure Logic apps. The second talk is still to be announced, so make sure you keep your eyes out for an update! If you want to join in with more serverless chat, why don’t you join the Serverless London Slack channel to stay up to date.
Cloud Native London, November 2020 – Register here
Come join Cloud Native London online to learn about Kubernetes and cloud native from three great speakers, and chat with your fellow techies. Firstly, Peter Whitehouse from Megaport. Then there will be a talk from Chris Kranz from Sysdig before taking a break. Lastly, Jake Tame from Nutanix will be sharing their talk. Keep an eye on the event page for more details!
Monday 9th
BUiLT Town Hall – EST and GMT/BST – Register here
Blacks United in Leading Technology Forward believes in Tech Equity – equality in working in tech, and equality in owning tech. We have chapters internationally, and this monthly event reoccurs to let you know about BUiLT, what they offer and how BUiLT meets your needs. Learn how to get involved and grow in your career with BUiLT. Get tips on how you can get in tech. And if you are well down the road and are launching your business, learn how to attract co-founders, investors and how to propel your enterprise for success.
Tuesday 10th
Sailing Java 15 – Register here
Another (half a) year has passed, another major Java version has been released! Java was supposed “to be slow”. But Java actually evolves fast, so fast that next release isn’t just a version bump but might significantly change the rules of the game. You’ll definitely want to check this Virtual Java User Group event out to stay up to date with all the latest Java!
Wednesday 11th
[Online] Goal Mapping Masterclass – Register here
HER+Data MCR is a community working to connect, inspire, support and empower the NW UK’s Women in Data. Their goal is to bring together women who work in data or who would like to work in data – to support one another, share experiences and talk data – big or small! Whether you’re a student just embarking on a career or a seasoned data professional, this group is for you. They want to connect and inspire amazing data women with diverse expertise and experience.
Online: Getting the Chunk on Top of the Cloud – Register here
When already used to deploying traditional, monolithic, applications, deployments utilising microservices on the cloud always constitute a big challenge. Even more so when you are not familiar with what you need to use for which component of the monolithic application, and how you can ensure that current in-place measures for security and compliance are met. Even more so if the decision is to move the application completely to be based on a serverless deployment. This talk will outline the project management process of doing that transition including planning and also execution. Check out more on the event page!
Thursday 12th
[Online] Clifford Agius – Flight Simulator + Katie Tucker – Quantum Computing – Register here
At this month’s Nottingham IoT event, you’ll be joined by Clifford Agius and Katie Tucker! Clifford will be talking first and sharing his experience rebuilding the British Airways Mobile Flight simulator that is used to teach aviation STEM subjects to children or be a centre piece at a corporate event. Katie Tucker from Source BioScience will then be sharing her talk on computer visions and graphics. Keep an eye on the event page for full details of Katie’s talk coming soon!
Tuesday 17th
Create a Power Platform solution in under an hour – Register here
In the last few years Microsoft have changed the game in office app development by enabling the citizen developer to create rich, powerful apps. Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power BI are designed to work together so everyone across the business can quickly become a maker. In this session, you’ll be walked through the process of creating the complete solution. This till be done by starting with a quick overview of the platform, then will move onto building a data source, a Power App to collect the data, Power Automate to build the business process and finally using Power BI to analyse the data.
Wednesday 18th
London Microservices Meetup® [Online] – Register here
Don’t miss this month’s London Microservices event featuring talks by Manuel Pais and Stefan Tilkov! Firstly, Manuel will be kicking the evening off with their talk on the “monoliths vs microservices” debate. After a short break, Stefan will also share their expertise by telling you more the different ways to approach architectural style, highlighting the differences and benefits. It’s sure to be an insightful evening!
Take care and look after yourself! If you fancy a chat, send a DM on the community Slack workspace to one of the lovely people below! Or message them on Twitter.
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