Jared Rhodes
September 20th at Cobb Center in Detroit I will be presenting: Alternative Device Interfaces and Machine Learning Abstract In this presentation, we will look at the how users interface with machines without the use of touch. These different types of interaction have their benefits and pitfalls. To showcase the power of these user interactions we […]
Register Here Code Camps are community focused events by and for the developer community. The Atlanta Code Camp draws upon the expertise of local and regional developers, architects, and experts who come together to share their real world experiences, lessons learned, best practices, and general knowledge with other interested individuals. Date: Saturday, September 15th, 2018 Registration Time: 8:00 AM to 8:45 AM […]
UPDATE: Another one of my talks was selected for Techbash: Alternative Device Interfaces and Machine Learning. In this presentation, we will look at the how users interface with machines without the use of touch. These different types of interaction have their benefits and pitfalls. To showcase the power of these user interactions we will explore: Voice […]
The Atlanta Code Camp call for speakers is open and we are looking for speakers on the following topics: Cloud Computing (Cloud architecture, Serverless) Data Engineering (RDBMS, NOSQL, Analytics) Data Science (Big Data, AI/ML, Functional Programming) Mobile Computing (Native and/or Hybrid) Modern Web Development, Languages and Tools DevOps and ALM (Including Agile, TDD, and related […]
The Atlanta Medical Hackathon is looking for Sponsors. Sponsors can look forward to getting in front of soon to graduate, undergraduate and graduate students interested in a career in technology or medicine. Hackathons are a design sprint-like event in which computer programmers and others involved in software development, including graphic designers, interface designers, project managers, […]
Discussing my thoughts on second year as Mvp
This year I will be presenting Enable IoT with Edge Computing and Machine Learning at TechBash. Here is the outline: Being able to run compute cycles on local hardware is a practice predating silicon circuits. Mobile and Web technology has pushed computation away from local hardware and onto remote servers. As prices in the cloud have decreased, […]
Finally, the Atlanta Medical Hackathon will have its inaugural hack October 19th-20th. It will be held at the Pediatric Technology Center at Georgia Tech. The hackathon is open to students and graduate students focusing on information technology or medicine. Medicine and technology go hand in hand but professionals of each speak a different language. The […]
After nearly a year of hard work, the Home Control Flex application has finally reached a new release point. There have been major improvements around the use of Xamarin Forms and the use of mobile features. There were major changes around framework dependencies and utilization of navigation pages. The major problems in the previous version was […]
This coming week there are a few IoT events in Atlanta: Monday November 6th, the Atlanta IoT group will be meeting at 7:00 pm to discuss Turning software into computer chips. Tuesday November 7th, Kristin Ottofy and Microsoft will be hosting a Cloud IoT Hack at the Tabernacle. Wednesday November 8th, Georgia Tech will be hosting the […]
