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SUMMARY:22ª Reunião da NetPonto no Porto
DESCRIPTION:09:45 – Recepção dos participantes\n10:00 – Building a Testing Culture – Pedro Tavares\nWe live surrounded by bad practices\, stress\, and fear of missing a delivery timeline. We all work or worked\, on projects with those characteristics. If we don’t enforce a shared culture of testing\, no matter what\, the quality of the software that we produce will suffer. With this talk/topic\, I want to share the problems and solutions that will enable us to create a shared testing culture across our team and company. \n11:00 – Coffee Break\n11:30 – Containers\, why should I use it? – Pedro Sousa\nThe last 4 years we’ve seen several advances on containerization technologies\, with new tools and features released at an increasing rate each year. Also with the DevOps (http://bit.ly/WhatIs-DevOps) culture being adopted by more and more companies worldwide\, the boundaries of Developer and Operations teams are more and more thin. From Microsoft’s BUILD 2018 (https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/events/build/content)\, we’ve seen several new features being released soon and some launched at the event. \nAs a Systems Engineer that used to be a Developer\, I find myself using Visual Studio more and more at my daily work. On this session\, we will try to cover the basics of container usage\, i.e.\, container architecture implementations by Docker and Microsoft\, both on Prem and on the Cloud. From some simple examples of .NET Core applications\, using your favorite development interface and deploying somewhere; through some more elaborate scenarios to the Cloud journey. \n12:30 – Painel de discussão e sorteio de prémios\nNota: Ao final da reunião\, escolhemos um restaurante próximo e fazemos um almoço em grupo para continuar o convívio e aproximar as pessoas. A participação é opcional.
URL:https://scaleupporto.pt/event/22a-reuniao-da-netponto-no-porto/
LOCATION:XING\, R. Alfredo Allen 455\, Porto\, Portugal\, 4200-135 Porto\, Portugal
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SUMMARY:PyCoffee. Hot coffee and Pythonic discussions in Porto i/o
DESCRIPTION:“We are proud and happy to announce a new experimental format of meetups. It’s called PyCoffee and it’s organized by Python Porto in partnership with Porto i/o. \nThere is no agenda and no speakers. It’s for those who is ready to start a weekend with a cup of hot coffee and a chat with like-minded python developers. We come together with our laptops\, our news\, project ideas or challenges to help and to talk to each other. \nTo be frank\, we are not sure what it turns into\, that very much depends on each of us. We welcome everyone\, from beginners in Python to seasoned developers. Hopefully\, together we can build a strong and inclusive community of people willing to share their knowledge and their passion with each other.”
URL:https://scaleupporto.pt/event/pycoffee-hot-coffee-and-pythonic-discussions-in-porto-i-o-2/
LOCATION:Porto i/o Downtown\, Rua de Cândido dos Reis\, 81\, Porto\, 4050-152\, Portugal
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