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Tech Events this Week: Heroku, Django, Ruby, Devops, Cocoa, Chef

Here is a list of technology events happening in Pune over the next few days. To be informed of these events in advance, you should subscribe to get the PuneTech calendar event announcements by email. Click here to subscribe.

Pune Heroku Meetup: Getting Started with Heroku

  • Date: Fri, 8 Aug 6:45pm – 7:45pm
  • Location: Vrindawan, 2nd floor, C building, Pune IT park, Bhau Patil Marg

This session will mainly focus on

  • Why Heroku?
  • Heroku Architecture Overview (Web Dyno, Worker Dyno etc)
  • Heroku Add-ons & how to use them in applications.
  • Deploy python-django application on Heroku (Needs internet for this)

About Pune Heroku Meetup

Connect with developers who are using Heroku platform for cloud deployment in Pune and around. Please note this is the platform to meet and share knowledge, and please keep it that way. Please refrain posting any jobs on this meetup.

Fees and Registration

This event is free and open for anybody to attend. Venue has limited seating so registration is important. Please register here: http://www.meetup.com/Pune-Heroku-Meetup/events/192985402/

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Pune Django Meetup: Introductions

  • Date: Sat, 9 Aug 10:00am – 12:01pm
  • Location: McDonalds, near Chandni Chowk, Paud Road

Hey guys! Let’s meet on a weekend some day and get introduced to each other – what we do, what we would like to do, and also the possibility of collaborating for project.

About Pune Django Meetup

This is a group where Python/Django developers will meet, compare notes and work on projects.

Fees and Registration

This event is free and open for anybody to attend. Please register here: http://www.meetup.com/Django-Enthusiasts/events/198135092/

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Pune Ruby Users Group: August Meetup

  • Date: Sat, 9 Aug 10:00am – 12:30pm
  • Location: Josh Software, Sunflower Commercial, Baner Road

Monthly meetup for July

About Pune Ruby Users Group

The purpose of this group is to spread awareness of Ruby Pune.

PRUG wishes to engage with students interested in learning Ruby and Ruby related frameworks like Rails, Sinatra, Rhodes, RubyMotion and any others!

PRUG is a group of Professionals working in Ruby, sharing experiences, solving problems, giving demos and presentations.

Students and people new to Ruby are more than welcome!

Freebies and promotional activities are encouraged.

PRUG on the web:

  • Website: http://www.punerb.org/
  • Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/punerailsmeet…
  • Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/punerb
  • Google Group: http://groups.google.com/puneruby
  • Job Offers on the mailing to be tagged with [JOBS]

Fees and Registration

This event is free and open for anybody to attend. Please register here: http://www.meetup.com/PuneRailsMeetup/events/197285972/

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August Devops Meetup: Chef, Docker, Kitchen

  • Date: Sat, 9 Aug 10:30am – 12:30pm
  • Location: SpotZot Office, 301 Pride House, University Circle

Agenda

  • Chef Fundamentals : Sanju Burkule, OpexSoftware (30 min)
  • Docker Chef Integration : Roshan Nagekar, Spotzot (45 min)
  • Test Driven Development with Kitchen : Gourav Shah, Initcron

Inviting more speakers: Please comment here if you are interested in giving a talk or interested in a particular topic being covered.

About DevOps Pune

Devops is a emerging practice which is blurring the boundaries between developers(devs) and operations(ops) professionals by increasing communication, collaboration and integration between the two. This group is been created to form a community of devops professional and enthusiasts with focus on the following areas, – Cloud Computing – Infrastructure as code / Infrastructure Automation – Opscode Chef – Puppet – Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery – High Scalability – Release Engineering – AWS Public Cloud – Monitoring – Emerging Tools and Technologies

Fees and Registration

This event is free and open for anybody to attend. Please register here: http://www.meetup.com/DevOps-Pune/events/197471412/

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Pune Cocoa Meetup: Understanding Bonjour and Peer-to-Peer networking

  • Date: Sat, 9 Aug 3:00pm – 5:00pm
  • Location: Synerzip (3rd Floor, Revolution Mall, next to City Pride, Kothrud, Pune)

Apple’s Bonjour is a “zero configuration network” (Zeroconf) multicast Domain Naming System (mDNS) protocol used by Apple devices to enable the automatic and easy discovery of computers, devices, and services on IP networks. Bonjour (like other multicast services like Avahi and Microsoft’s UPnP) uses industry standard IP protocols to allow devices to automatically discover each other without the need to enter IP addresses or configure DNS servers. The elegance of this approach is that it brings simplicity and ease-of- use to the users of network devices and services. Eliminating the need to set up services such as Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, DNS, and DNS Service Directory, Bonjour enables each device to continuously publish and discover services. By broadcasting Bonjour service messages, printers, servers, and other shared devices can advertise the services they offer. Client devices then monitor Bonjour advertisements and connect to the appropriate servers, as with any other service. The protocol also allows for a device to request services (Service Discovery) on the network as well as respond to incoming requests, which in some cases means a single device can be both a client and a server at the same time. The automatic discovery makes it easy for clients like iPads and Macbooks to easily use a printer using AirPrint or mirror a display to a projector using AirPlay

About Pune Cocoa Meetup Group

This is a group for Cocoa Developers for Mac OS X, iOS; who eat and drink Objective-C and are passionate about Apple Technologies. I started this group as a place where Apple Fanboys can share thoughts and enjoy. It’ll be restricted for hands on iOS, Mac OS X Developers/QA initially, let’s come together & share.

Fees and Registration

This event is free and open for anybody to attend. Please register here: http://www.meetup.com/PuneCocoa/events/189208702/

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(Paid) 2-Day Workshop: Chef Fundamentals (IT Automation)

  • Date: 12-13 Aug
  • Location: Vatika Business Centre, Level 5, C Wing, Techpark One, Airport Road

Chef ?Fundamentals ?is ?a ?2-day ?comprehensive ?instructor-taught ?course ?covering ?the ?basic ?architecture ?of ?Chef ?and ?its ?associated ?tools. ?This ?course ?will ?be ?delivered ?by ?our ?authorized ?Chef ?Training ?Partner, ?Opex ?Software, ?and ?contains ?the ?same ?content ?and ?materials ?as ?our ?standard ?classes ?in ?the ?United ?States. ?This ?course ?aims ?to ?prepare ?key ?development, ?engineering, ?and ?operations ?staff ?to ?use ?Chef ?to ?write ?infrastructure. ?Each ?of ?the ?core ?units ?in ?the ?course ?has ?hands ?on ?exercises ?to ?reinforce ?the ?material. ?You ?will ?learn ?Chef ?by ?using ?it. ?At ?the ?end ?of ?the ?class, ?students ?will ?have ?a ?code ?repository ?that ?can ?be ?used ?and ?modified ?to ?solve ?real ?business ?problems.

Two day course agenda:

  • Overview of Chef
  • Workstation Setup
  • Test Node Setup
  • Dissecting your first Chef run
  • Introducing the Node object
  • Writing an Apache cookbook
  • Writing an MOTD cookbook
  • Refactoring the Apache Cookbook
  • Writing a Users Cookbook
  • Write Your First Roles
  • Write and Use Environments
  • Use Community Cookbooks Effectively

Workstation Requirements:

Attendees should bring a wifi-enabled laptop to the workshop. The following operating systems have been tested as workstation systems with the hands on exercises:

  • Ubuntu 10.04, 12.04
  • Mac OS X 10.7.3+
  • Windows 7

Other platforms and platform versions may work without modification. Due to time constraints we will not be able to troubleshoot issues with unlisted platforms. Attendees should install non-Chef required software before the workshop starts.

  • SSH/SCP (OpenSSH, puTTY/WinSCP or equivalent)
  • Programer’s text editor (Vi/Vim, Emacs, Sublime Text 2 or equivalent)

Additionally, all attendees should install the Chef Client (>= 11.4.0) using the following option:

  • Install Chef Client using Opscode’s Chef Installer

Student Requirements:

It’s best that students of this class have some familiarity and comfort with the following:

  • Writing code (of just about any flavor) in a text editor
  • Working on the command line
  • Basic system administration – installing packages, configuring those package- s, starting service

Fees and Registration

This event is open for anybody to attend and costs $749. Please register here: https://www.regonline.com/Register/Checkin.aspx?EventID=1576883

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(Paid) NASSCOM Product Forum Masterclass: Leveraging the Power of Stories

  • Date: Tue, 12 Aug 10:00am – 5:00pm
  • Location: 5th Floor, A-Wing, MCCIA, ICC Towers, SB Road

NASSCOM Product Form presents a Masterclass on Leveraging the Power of Stories by Ameen, Founder of The Storywallahs.

Abstract

Stories shape the world and business is no different, but we don’t understand enough about it and don’t know how to use it. NASSCOM in partnership with Institute of Product Leadership is organising a session on “Leveraging The Power Of Stories” on the 12th August in Pune. The session focuses on how Leaders and organizations can use and harness the power of stories.

Some of the topics that would be covered under this session would be:

  • How to harness the power of stories to shape business outcomes
  • How to structure narrative for maximum impact.
  • How to use stories and where to find them.

About NASSCOM Product Forum

NASSCOM Product Forum is NASSCOM’s Industry Forum focused on Product Companies. See NASSCOM Product website for more details.

Fees and Registration

This event costs Rs. 1000 for NASSCOM members and Rs. 1500 for others. Seating is limited, so early registration is requested. Please register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1op4Dr6Qf9mJvxm8LFEqa4Bgsox93pz9JyqVPv7cZxOI/viewform?edit_requested=true

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TechWeekend 8: Web Development Frameworks – Rails, Grails, Django

TechWeekend #8 (#tw8) this Saturday will focus on Web Development Frameworks. We have the following talks lined up, and one more is likely to get added in the next day or two

  • Grails, and other web development techniques in Groovy, by Saager Mhatre
  • Interesting new things in Rails3, by Gautam Rege
  • “A Django Case-Study: Use of advanced features of Django in http://wogma.com” by Navin Kabra. This talk will be structured in such a way that people who are not familiar with Python/Django might find the features interesting; while Django developers will be interested in how they were implemented in Django.

TW8 will be this Saturday, 19th March, from 10am to 2pm, at the Sumant Moolgaonkar Auditorium, Ground Floor, A Wing, ICC Trade Center, SB Road.

About Techweekend

TechWeekend Pune is a volunteer run activity. TechWeekend talks are held on the 3rd Saturday of every month from 10am to 2pm at Sumant Moolgaonkar Auditorium, Ground Floor, ICC Trade Center, SB Road. Each TechWeekend event features 3 or 4 talks on advanced technical topics. These events are free for all to attend. See PuneTech articles about past techweekends to get an idea of the events.

Join the techweekend mailing list to keep in touch with the latest TechWeekend activities.

About the Sponsor – Microsoft

Many thanks to Microsoft for sponsoring the venue for Techweekend. Microsoft wants to get more closely involved with the tech community in Pune, and particularly the open source enthusiasts – with the intention of making everybody aware that their cloud technologies (like Azure) actually play well with open source, and that you can deploy your php applications, your drupal/joomla installs on Azure.

When, Where, How much

TechWeekend #8 will be on Saturday, 19th March, from 10am to 2pm, at Sumant Moolgaonkar Auditorium, Ground Floor, Wing A, ICC Trade Center, SB Road.

This event is free and open for anybody to attend. Register here.

Web applications from the ground up, by Mitchell Tannenbaum

What: Talk on “Web applications from the ground up” by Mitchell Tannenbaum, organized by Pune Linux Users group, and SICSR
When: Monday, Feb 8, 2pm
Where: SICSR
Registration and Fees: Free for all to attend. No registration required

Details

This talk will cover web applications from a few different angles, starting with what they are and how they are commonly used; this will be a kind of quick behind the scenes look as well a tour of common use cases. Then it will look deeper into building them using two frameworks, Drupal and Django. This will help those of you who are interested in starting new projects and are not yet familiar with some of the available tools.

Next, a look closer at the different projects you can use to assemble your full stack. These are the underlying components of web applications; the most common configuration is called LAMP: Linux Apache MySQL and PHP. However we’ll also cover alternative web servers, database engines, and scripting languages, notably: nginx, SQLite, and Python.

Finally, get some hands on experience with modular development and middleware to see how web applications can be used in all types of environments. This demonstration will illustrate the power of effective and efficient web application programming and how any environment can benefit.

About the speaker – Mitchell Tannenbaum

Mitchell Tannenbaum is a Social theorist and Software architect. Mitchell recently finished his studies at University of Florida where he also worked at the Advanced Computing and Information Systems Lab on distributed systems at various layers. His current technology related activities are with team based software development for cultural growth and economic liberation using free web applications married with virtualization. Also check out Mitchell’s profile on drupal.org

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