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CapCamp2011DevTopics

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Capitol Camp 2011 Developer's Summit Topics

 

The following is a list of proposed discussion topics as well as day-long coding projects for the Developer's Summit. Feel free to propose your own discussion topic or coding project. If you’d like to submit a presentation please contact Dean Hill - dhill@nysenate.gov.

 

Topic/Project Title  Details  Presenter   Link to Presentation

jQuery: Show and Tell

 

This will be an open mic/laptop presentation where you are invited to bring something that you think is cool or useful that you've either created yourself or found on the internet.

Participation will be on a first come first served basis.

Don't worry if you aren't a great speaker, if you show us your content, we can show it to the crowd for you.

If you would like to participate, please send your content to esteinborn @ gmail . com in advance if possible.

Luke Charde - User Experience Team - Dept of Labor

  • Ajaxy A-Z Index (enhancing existing functionality with jQuery)
  • Client-side sortable, searchable, pageable tables (DataTables jQuery plugin)
  • Browser "Growl-like" notifications (in-house developed plugin)

Eric Steinborn (Moderator),

(Luke Charde)

  
Breaking Loose from Bad Relationships: NoSQL Approaches to Data I'm hoping this would also be an open mic / open floor discussion on various NoSQL approaches to data -- pros, cons, when, where, what. Also, approaches to so-called "unstructured data." I can kick it off demonstrating/discussing work we've done with eXist, an open source XML database,  for managing our Web content and also driving internal network applications. But it would be great if others had experience/contributions to add in things I know little or nothing about, e.g, Mongo, Cassandra, BigTable, hybrid approaches in Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, MarkLogic, whatever.

Jim Costello, lead-off batter

(others welcome to fill in the roster, add names here)

  
APIs: Whats out there and how to use them I wanted to a short presentation on the new API for real time bus arrivals that CDTA is rolling out for the 905 (Bus Plus) and a demo of the use of the API. Also wanted to have an open discussion on what other APIs are out there, thoughts on how they might be mashed up and also some talk on what makes a good usuable open API.

Rich Fantozzi

(others welcome)

 
Geo at the Senate A presentation on the geo services we've implemented at the Senate. Will detail the tech stack, services we're utilizing and highlight problems we've faced and how we're working around them. This can turn in to a discussion re: alternative solutions and further development. Jared Williams  

 

 

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