Boston Code Camp 35 - Sessions
held in November 2023
There were 30 sessions at BCC35.
A Beginner's Guide to PulumiAL Rodriguez |
AI tools in cybersecurityKevin Wilder |
Applied DORA: Getting Better at Getting BetterBill Wilder |
Build your own Chat CopilotJuan Pablo Garcia Gonzalez |
Building APIs in .NETJesse Liberty |
Chat GP-Me: How to Use Fine-Tuning to make your very own LLMRay Deck |
Consuming Data from Multiple SourcesBeth Wolfset |
Demystifying Generative AITom Moore |
End-To-End Test Your Web SecurityGleb Bahmutov |
Fast Testing Using Cypress For FreeGleb Bahmutov |
How bots can appear human to bypass captcha screensMichael Mintz |
How to Keep a Secret with Azure Key VaultJim Wilcox |
Managing Hybrid Identity on AWS (45 min)Tekena Orugbani |
Mastering Power Query: Transform Data Like a ProVarsham Papikian |
Meet GitHub Copilot, your AI Coding AssistantBill Wilder |
Minimize Technical Debt by Writing Clean Code to Aid Maintenanceron krawitZ |
Modern Web Automation TestingBob Crowley |
Practical PulumiAL Rodriguez |
Programmatically create AWS Fargate Tasks for long running processesTy Augustine |
Retirement? Is it time? What now???Gary Chin |
Securing Azure services using Azure AD AuthenticationUdaiappa Ramachandran (Udai) |
Solidity Smart Contract Programming in 2023Maura Wilder |
Techniques for Production-Ready Serverless .NET Lambda Apps on AWSCraig Bossie |
Unleashing the Power of GenAI: Connecting, Crafting, and Deploying AI-Driven SolutionsDavid Lozzi |
Using ChatGPT to Make GamesJoseph Parzel |
UX Design PrinciplesNathan Sinclair |
Vector and Hybrid Search using OpenAI in Azure Cognitive SearchUdaiappa Ramachandran (Udai) |
What's New in .NET 8 and C# 12Jim Wilcox |
Words for LeadersBenjamin Day |
Would you like to teach Computer Science?ron krawitZ |