大好評イベントMiniConfが７回目に行われます！

IT企業、ソフトウェア、ハードウェアなどの最新の技術に興味をお持ちですか？ぜひコードクリサリスが開催するMiniConfイベントに参加してみて下さい！

テクノロジーに関わるトピックを１５分ずつ「ライトニングトーク」のセミナーを中心としたイベントとなります。
もちろん参加費は無料となります！このイベントは英語で開催されますが、基本的な英語が分かれば問題ありません。

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ライトニングトーク詳細：

1) Scaling PostgreSQL on AWS
Melvin Koh, Educational Software Engineer @CodeChrysalis

Data is empowering businesses. While businesses are continuously growing, our applications and database have to keep up to pace. I will be sharing my experience on scaling relational database, specifically PostgreSQL on AWS. I will also be addressing some of the concerns when scaling our databases including potential changes to the application layer, database request load balancing, connection pooling, as well as handling replication lag.

Melvin is an Educational Software Engineer at Code Chrysalis and an AWS Certified Solution Architect. He is experienced with various databases such as InfluxDB, MongoDB, Redis, and relational databases.

Twitter/Medium/Hackernoon: @melvinkcx2
Linkedin: melvin-koh
Website: https://melvinkoh.me

2) Getting navigation right on iOS and Android with React Native
Mark McFarlane, Managing Director @TACCHI K. K.

An intro to the pros/cons of navigation solutions for React Native and how they interact with the iOS and Android’s native UI frameworks. Choosing how to manage navigation is one of the first decisions to be made for any React Native project. It’s important in order to provide a native-feeling UX for both iOS and Android users, ensure UI performance, and keep apps up to date as platform UI frameworks evolve.

Mark McFarlane has over a decade of experience of cross-platform mobile development and design for clients, from the early days of iOS, the rise of Android, the awakening of UX in Japan, to modern multi-platform development. Having a growing agency to run he spends less time on production nowadays, but doing technology and UX for mobile right are still a strong strong passion of his. He loves his cat, Cleo, and mountain biking!

3) Learning to Think in Lisp
Jill Hackney, Engineer in Residence @CodeChrysalis

LISP is a topic with a lot of academic depth, and this talk mostly just scratches the surface of why those who don't know LISP or another functional programming language might be interested in learning it. Learning to think in a different paradigm opens up a lot of avenues to different types of problem solving!

After working in film and television and traveling the world, I came to the Code Chrysalis bootcamp to study software engineering. I now work as the engineer in residence there and help students going through the same program I did.

Github: @jahackney
Instagram: @incaseofcamels

4) How To Launch an App and Save The World
Lawrie Cate, Software Engineer @Mercari + Lead Developer @MyMizu

This talks discussed the story of how MyMizu (app which aims to make it easy to find free water refills, and raise awareness concerning single use plastic) was launched in a month, the challenges of balancing his job and developing this project on the side, and some of the difficulties the team faced along the way. Furthermore, what helped them succeed, and MyMizu expansion plans.

Lawrie wants to inspire people to try start their own social entrepreneurship projects with his story. It could help solve pressing problems like climate change, social inequality, disaster response and beyond. He wants to explore how projects like MyMizu can be meaningful to work on and the benefits of not just trying to make something which will make money.

From the UK, Lawrie moved to Japan about a year ago to work for Mercari US. He is passionate about working on innovative projects that span countries and cultures.

LinkedIn: lawriecate
Twitter: @lawriecate

コードクリサリスについて：

Code Chrysalis is a 12-week, full-time software engineering bootcamp located in the heart of Tokyo.
コードクリサリスは六本木にある日本初のシリコンバレー式プログラミング・ブートキャンプです。
3ヶ月でフルスタックになれるImmersive。初学者向けのFoundations。無料で参加できるイベントも毎月開催。

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