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This file is basically a brain dump of what I would do if I was looking for a job as a relativly new developer today.

Meetups/User Groups

There are tons of Meetups around, but it's important to sort through which are actually helpful and which are a waste of time. Personally, I've found that the more specific a Meetup is, the better it generally is in terms of useful content and potential networking. For example, I've gotten much more value out of the Chicago HTML5 meetup than I have the Chicago Web Professionals.

Networking at meetups is key. First, the company providing the meetup space is usually hiring (which is a big reason why they host developer meetups) and will often provide a pitch at the beginning. The person giving the pitch is the one you want to find after the talk if the openings sound interesting.

In addition, talking to other people at the meetup can lead to finding out about open positions as well. When I was helping out with hiring, I definitely looked closer at resumes of peop

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Many legacy applications are built out as a monolith, but cloud infrastructure, especially AWS, is built around the assumption that different pieces of an application can be separated out. This talk is a look at how we updated a legacy monolith to be able to take advantage of cloud infrastructure.

Bio

Keanan Koppenhaver is CTO at Alpha Particle, a digital consultancy that helps plan and execute digital projects that serve anywhere from a few users a month to a few hundred thousand. He enjoys helping clients build out their developer teams and setting them up for success. He believes that more technology isn't always the answer, but when it is, it's important to get it right.

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It can be frustrating dealing with legacy systems and the legacy tooling that goes with them. This talk will be a look at how we introduced a build system, updated version control practices and changed communication standards at a company with a previously-decade old toolset and mindset. We'll also examine how fragile server provisioning and rigid deploys were transitioned to a more fluid DevOps model. This resulted in consistent environments and a modern developer toolset. Together, these changes resulted in greater development velocity and a much smoother process from ticket to deploy.

Bio

Keanan Koppenhaver is CTO at Alpha Particle, a digital consultancy that helps plan and execute digital projects that serve anywhere from a few users a month to a few hundred thousand. He enjoys helping clients build out their developer teams and setting them up for success. He believes that more technology isn't always the answer, but when it is, it's important to get it right.

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        type: "POST",
        url: siteInfo.baseUrl + '/wp-json/foobar-api/v1/get-single-post',
        data: {'postSlug': postSlug},
        success: function(response){
          console.log(response);
          // Insert the post content
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          // Insert the post title

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        'callback' => 'foobar_get_single_post',

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Introduction

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    // The first word shouldn't have a space before it, and the length check shouldn't
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    if( index == 0){
      addition = 0;

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    add_rewrite_rule(
        '[a-zA-Z-0-9]*\/[0-9]*-[0-9]*-([a-zA-Z0-9-]*).htm',
        'index.php?name=$matches[1]',
        'top'
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#Add it to the repository by running:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/sublime-text-2


#Then update

sudo apt-get update

#Install!