Posts Tagged ‘Website’
High-Performance Content Management | Matt Wicks | SSW User Groups
Dive into customizing a high-performance Next.js site to build a fully editable company landing page.
Read MoreModern Websites – Why Everyone is Choosing Next.JS & the Best Headless UI Library
Join Jack Pettit, who loves working on TinaCMS. Go through the foundational steps of using Next.JS, a React-based framework known for its efficiency and scalability.
Read MoreCloud Native Aspirations with .NET Aspire | Matt Wicks and Rob Pearson | SSW User Group
This session focuses on .NET Aspire’s capabilities and the multi-platform versatility of .NET 8.
Read MoreChatGPT and OpenAI API solutions: My Favourite Implementations | Adam Cogan | SSW User Groups
In the past year, ChatGPT and the OpenAI API have gone from 0 to 100 faster than a Tesla. No one wants to be left behind.
Read MoreLessons learned in 42 years of software development | Bryden Oliver | SSW User Groups
Some people know the Microsoft technology stack really deeply and are good sniffing what will work and what won’t work. Bryden Oliver has been around since the dinosaurs (in technology terms). Bryden has worked with punch cards all the way through to modern cloud computing.
Read MoreCoding with Ghosts | Gordon Beeming | SSW User Group
This engaging talk will help you be more productive and understand where you can use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to get ahead and implement modern engineering practices
Read More.NET Migration Services | William Liebenberg | SSW Consulting
If you have some software to migrate…call SSW today and we will take care of all your migration needs.
Read MoreNew frontiers of server deployment | Alix Klingenberg | User Groups
Alix Klingenberg talks about failure modes and how Octopus Deploy decided to fix them to support their customers now, while they wait for the rebuild.
Read MoreVercel – Simplifying Your Development with Zero Configuration | Tylah Kapa
Join SSW Software Engineer Tylah Kapa and see your code will go from zero to a live website in seconds.
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