Jason Turan
Senior Software Engineer - Daugherty Business Solutions
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Senior software engineer working in the field since 2009. I've been working with Daugherty Business Solutions since 2015 designing and delivering custom software solutions. I've been working with AWS and Python/node.js recently but have worked with .NET and Java in the past. When I am not coding I will either be taking care of my two young boys or mountain biking whenever the weather is nice.
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Optimizing Application Performance
When it comes to user experience a snappy application beat a glamorous one. Nothing frustrates an end user more than a slow application. Did you know that any wait time greater than one second will break a user's concentration and cause them to feel frustration? How can we create applications to meet user expectations? This class will cover all things performance from design to delivery. We will go over application design, user interface guidelines, caching guidelines, code optimizations, and query optimizations.
Intended Audience:
This class will be mostly technical so it is mainly targeted to developers, database administrators, and software architects.
Microservice Interaction Patterns
So you've finally broken up your monolithic app into a more manageable set of micro-services that are decoupled from each other and have clear responsibilities. Hooray you've reached the Martin Fowler promised land of micro-services bliss!
Then a pesky user shatters your hopes and dreams with real business requirements. To fulfill the requirement you will need...
1. Data that is contained within multiple services
2. Actions will need to be performed on multiple services
3. A long running business process that has both automated and manual steps
In this class we (including you!) will help a scrappy startup named Meatify that is revolutionizing the meat wholesale business. They built v1.0 of MMS (Meat Management System) using a microservice architecture and are experiencing growing pains from the coupling they have introduced between their services and the information silos that is preventing their users from a getting a holistic view of the system. We will evaluate how the Orchestration and the Choreography patterns can be implemented to address their problems.
Intended Audience:
Software designers, developers, and professionals. We will keep things pretty high level so it will apply to a wider field than you might expect including Data Modeling, Business Architecture, Software Architecture, and Software Engineering.
Using TensorFlow and Keras to emulate expert behavior
While computers are amazing devices for computation there are many problems that aren’t tractable to solutions using strict logic. Some problems are too big, hard, or ambiguous to write explicit instructions for. In this talk I will go over one particular use case of machine learning where many examples of a task being done well could be used to train a neural network to also perform that task well. In this talk I will demo a trained neural network that plays a game from the Google 2011 AI challenge as well as hand written bots.
Intended Audience:
Software engineers and data scientists interested in ideas on how to apply machine learning techniques.
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