Springfield Devs is a non-profit organization focused on growing and fostering the developer community in Southwest Missouri since 2014. The first Wednesday of every month we host Dev Night where several local groups present on their related topics.

Springfield Devs is a non-profit organization focused on growing and fostering the developer community in Southwest Missouri since 2014. The first Wednesday of every month we host Dev Night where several local groups present on their related topics.

Springfield Devs is a non-profit organization focused on growing and fostering the developer community in Southwest Missouri since 2014. The first Wednesday of every month we host Dev Night where several local groups present on their related topics.

Springfield Devs is a non-profit organization focused on growing and fostering the developer community in Southwest Missouri since 2014. The first Wednesday of every month we host Dev Night where several local groups present on their related topics.

Join SGF Devs for a holiday game night at the efactory.

This is an event format requested a few years ago, an event where us devs will watch an interesting video and then discuss it.

In this case, it'll be a talk given by Dan North titled: "How to Make a Sandwich." It's actually not about making sandwiches (but we can totally have a talk like that in the future if you all want, I know some people who work at Subway) but about how we give feedback, when it's effective, when it's counterproductive, and things like that.

It's about a ~30ish minute talk and then we'll break apart into our tables, talk about what we liked about the talk, what we didn't, our own experience with giving and receiving feedback, how it applies to our day-to-day jobs, etc. Pen and paper will be provided so you can take notes or you can bring your own note-taking methods.

Welcome to "How to Ruthlessly Exploit AI for Fun and Profit," an exploration into the ethically gray applications of artificial intelligence. This talk delves into the potential for AI to be used in ways that may skirt the boundaries of accepted ethical norms. While we explore these gray areas, the talk will not overlook the ethical questions these applications raise. A segment will be dedicated to discussing the social and legal implications of exploiting AI in such ways, and where ethical boundaries should be.

Two speakers will share at September’s SGF Dev Night. Jordan Gilmore will present on Functional Programming and Programming Paradigm. Maranda Provance will share information about Demystifying Personalization.

Are you eager to conquer your fear of public speaking and excel in presenting technical topics? Join our upcoming workshop tailored specifically for beginners. Gain invaluable insights on structuring your talk, engaging the audience, and delivering impactful presentations in your field.

During this presentation, we will dive into the fundamentals of Inertia.js, including its seamless integration with popular back-end frameworks and languages. Discover how Inertia.js allows you to leverage your existing server-side knowledge and skills while embracing the benefits of a reactive front-end architecture.