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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170823
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DESCRIPTION: Forward Summit: Madison Technology Meetups \n\n While the Forw
 ard Technology Conference is an anchor event during Forward Festival\, we 
 heard from attendees who wanted additional opportunities to learn about te
 chnology beyond entrepreneurship. We reached out to Madison area Meetup gr
 oups to partner on creating a full tech track on issues from software to h
 ardware.  Many thanks to our Meetup partners: Internet of Things - Madison
 \, Ionic Madison\, Madhackers\, Madison Women in Tech\, MASD (Madison Area
  Software Developers)\, and MadPy. \n\n Lady Lightning \n\n Featuring 5 mi
 nute lightning talks from Madison Women in Tech members on such topics as 
 Digital Equity\, Returning to Work After Baby- Tech Addition\, and Network
 ing Events are Not Singles Events.  The Madison Women in Tech are a force 
 to be reckoned with- they have 1000+ members and host 5-6 events per month
  around the Madison area. \n\n Ionic - From Madison with Love \n\n Ionic e
 mpowers web developers to build cross-platform apps. Headquartered out of 
 \nMadison\, Ionic offers an open source framework used by millions of deve
 lopers \nworldwide along with cloud services that enable developers to bui
 ld\, test\, and \ndeploy your apps quickly. With Ionic web developers can 
 build performant apps \nthat deploy to app stores\, the web\, PWAs\, and d
 esktop with the same codebase. \n\n Your App Idea Sucks! \n\n Description 
 coming soon. \n\n Hacking\, and the value of open source software \n\n To 
 many\, contributing to OSS seems like a waste of time\, but very little of
  the software being built today would exist at all if OSS didn't exist. We
 'll explore the value of encouraging engineers to hack on OSS and how cont
 ributions can have huge benefits for any company. \n\n Dynamic Documents f
 or Reproducible Search \n\n It happens all the time: you analyze some data
 \, making plots and fitting models\, and arrange the results in a nice rep
 ort to send off to your collaborators\, only to find out that you weren't 
 using the latest version of the data\, and you need to redo everything you
  just did. Enter dynamic documents: a method for mixing code and prose in 
 the same document so that entire research reports can be reproduced from r
 aw data to finished plots with a single command. If you use dynamic docume
 nts for your data science reports\, you won't waste your time repeating an
 alyses you've already done once\, and you'll find it easier to share your 
 work with others and extend past analyses to new problems. In this session
 \, members of the MadPy and MadR Meetups will show you how to use dynamic 
 documents to improve the reproducibility of your data science workflows in
  Python and R. This session will feature live coding and demos of some of 
 the best tools for dynamic documents in the open science community\, speci
 fically Jupyter Notebooks and the RMarkdown toolchain. At the end of the s
 ession\, you will be ready to dive in with dynamic documents for your own 
 research projects. \n\n Milwaukee Tools and the Internet of Things \n\n Ho
 w does a tool company take advantage of the Internet of Things to solve cu
 stomer problems? Learn how Milwaukee Tools has developed One Key\, a digit
 al platform to allow for customization\, tracking\, and management of tool
 s and equipment. \n
LAST-MODIFIED:20170822T145049
LOCATION:Madison\, WI
ORGANIZER:mailto:info@forwardfest.org
SUMMARY:Forward Summit: Madison Tech Meetups
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/forward-events/forward-summit-meetups-track
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