Closing keynote for this year’s Carolina Code Conference is @treygrainger with Beyond Hybrid Search with “Wormhole Vectors”

Penultimate talk at Carolina Code Conference is @ProgrammerAL with Coding C# with C#

Now Carolina Code Conference has Eugene Willis presenting 3 Mentors.

Next up at Carolina Code Conference is Joshua Ballanco with Julia: The Best Programming Language You’ve Never Heard Of

Thanks to @rtbenfield for a great talk Micro VMs and Unikernels: The Cloud’s Next Infrastructure Evolution Carolina Code Conference

Another Carolina Code Conference talk I wish I had months ago in my day job, Benjamin Overcash with Integrating Keycloak

One of my favorite subjects now up Carolina Code Conference, David Mackey with What the Mutant? Using Mutator Testing to Write Better Tests

Starting off Day 2 Carolina Code Conference with Houston Haynes presenting The Clef Programming Language - A Ship of Theseus Story

Closing keynote for Day 1 Carolina Code Conference is Diana 🦪 with When Your Identity Gets Lost in IoT Technology

At Carolina Code Conference, Neviar Rawlinson is now presenting When Security Says “High Risk” and Developers Say “But That’s How It’s Supposed to Work”

Next up is Amon Otis Poston with Indelible Malware: Etherhiding and the future of Cyberthreats this afternoon at Carolina Code Conference

Now a @CodesCarolina talk I really needed months ago for my day job, Aaron Augustine Event-Driven Autoscaling with Kubernetes and KEDA: Practical Strategies for Modern Applications

After a great lunch Carolina Code Conference, Jack Teitel is talking about From Pixels to Patterns: A Pragmatist’s Guide to Computer Vision

Now watch Paul Sullivan at Carolina Code Conference with Elixir & AI: Coding at Ludicrous Speed

Next up Carolina Code Conference is @pcameronpresley with Preventing Bugs with Better Types - An Intro to Type Driven Design

My first trip to @CodesCarolina. Starting the day with @craigkerstiens presenting Postgres say what?

I'm excited to speak at the Carolina Code Conference! Single-track, polyglot conferences are great places to learn. Plus, I've never been to Greenville, SC.

Now I’m getting ready to present Keeping Secrets Out of Your Pipeline Codemash #codemash

Next up Codemash is Bob Crowley with Dev Proxy: Breaking Your App So You Don’t Have To #codemash github.com/crowleyso...

I’m starting Day 2 Codemash with Tristan Chiappisi discussing Caffeinate Your Queries: Brew Up Faster SQL with Tuning #codemash

Back for another Codemash session. This time it is Ernest Marzá Climent with AI in Performance Testing: Turning Metrics into Meaning. #codemash

Next session Codemash is @jguadagno with Dev Containers. What are they and why do you need them? #codemash

First day of sessions at Codemash! Starting off with @mbenko explaining IaC Forged in Code: ARM/Bicep vs Terraform vs Pulumi. #codemash

Day 2 of 2025 Secure Carolinas Conference is underway!

“If the business goes under, you don’t need cybersecurity.” - Dan Lohrmann, Presidio, at the 2025 Secure Carolinas Conference

The 2025 Secure Carolinas Conference is kicking off!

Getting ready to go on @kc_dc with Castle Defense 101 (aka Threat Modeling). I know it’s Friday afternoon, but I’m still hoping for some good audience participation. #KCDC2025

I’m finishing up Friday morning @kcdc.bsky.social with @jeanneboyarsky.bsky.social talking about Testing: Going beyond JUnit #KCDC2025

My next session @kcdc.bsky.social is @venkats.bsky.social with The Amazing Features of Modern Java #KCDC2025

My first #KCDC2025 session for Friday is From EC2 to Kubernetes: Takeaways from a brownfield migration by @_BobJWalker_ @kc_dc