cf.Objective() is an annual programming conference originally hosted in Minneapolis, MN, with content geared toward mid-to-advanced-level developers. The conference is focused primarily on ColdFusion/CFML, but has grown with its audience over the years and now features talks on JavaScript - with a dedicated conference track affectionately known as js.Objective(), Java, Git, Groovy, the JVM, SQL, NoSQL and other related technologies as well. Th...

We are excited to bring our Training Bootcamp series back to the D.C. area for two days of intense CommandBox CFML training this July 2017. Do you want to transform your procedural/legacy CFML to modern times? Then this training is for you! In this training we will review the ins and outs of CommandBox so you can incorporate it as your ColdFusion companion tool. From CLI and operating system integration to ColdFusion engine management and port...

Registration is now open for the2017 EXCEL Annual Conference! Plan to attend this years conference at the Downtown Hilton Chicago Hotel in Chicago, Illinois. The 2017 conference theme is Embracing the Future: People, Purpose, Passion. Register today to expand your EEO knowledge and bring value to your organization. Experience EXCEL-lence in EEO! The EXCEL Training Conference is sponsored by the EEOCs Training Institute. In its 20th year, EXCEL...

Is your enterprise investing enough to protect against cyber attack? Are you putting your resources where they have the most impact? How can you be sure? Borderless Cyber is a unique, two-day conference for cyber security stakeholders in financial services, retail, healthcare, manufacturing, utilities, international business, government, and other industries. With a focus on changing the economics of computer network defense, the program will...

Red Hat and Vizuri invite you to a private luncheon discussion on how to drive digital transformation in your organization with API management and integration. Learn how to leverage tools to standardize and accelerate your application development, and simplify the integration of backend data applications. During the luncheon you'll hear: how industry professionals are successfully leveraging API and Microservices modernization strategies for b...

The open source community's annual gathering Since 1999, the O’Reilly Open Source Convention has brought together talented people from diverse backgrounds who are doing amazing things with open source technologies. We share new techniques and approaches, proven best practices, and practical skills. No matter what your technical experience level, you’ll learn from the useful stories and hard-won experience delivered by our talented...

Exploring or moving to DevOps? Wondering how containers can benefit your app dev processes? Need to deliver apps faster to meet your business needs? Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, Red Hat's private Platform­ as ­a ­Service (PaaS), uses containers to help you get apps to market faster while allowing you to simplify DevOps. You can increase developer productivity, operational efficiency, and hardware usage. At this live event,...

Exploring the path to a more data-driven government will be the focus of the 2017 Cloudera Government Forum, planned for April 25, 2017, at the Newseum in Washington, D.C. Government organizations have enormous data resources. Agency leaders and program management professionals seek practical, secure, and effective methods to extract the valuable information captured in their data repositories—from legacy systems to real-time. In its six...

Cloudera Technology Day returns to Washington, D.C. on April 25 at the Newseum. Plan to participate if you are a public and private sector technology professional working with Apache Hadoop™ or if you want to learn more about how to put your enterprise data resources to work for your organization. This is an interactive event designed to share how technology professionals are accelerating their data pipelines, building feature-rich analy...

The Federal Source Code Policy is a mandate designed to support reuse and public access to government developed source code. The policy requires new source code developed specifically by or for the Federal Government to be made available to share and reuse across all government agencies. The policy also includes an Open Source Pilot Program that requires agencies to release at least 20% of their new custom-developed source code to the public....