F.NUG/MJUG February 2011
Thursday, February 24, 2011 from 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM (GMT-0400)
Fredericton, Canada
Maritimes Java User Group – Fredericton Chapter
and the
Fredericton .NET User Group
February 2011 F.NUG/MJUG Joint Meeting
Door prizes to be won!
6:30pm – 9:00pm (ITC building UNB Campus, Room ITC317)
Topic: MongoDB for the Non-Zealot
Presenter: Chris Nicholls (filling in for Derek Hatchard)
Details:
MongoDB is a document-oriented database and a poster child for the NoSQL movement. Although not a golden panacea, MongoDB has proven to be useful for certain types of problems. Derek Hatchard will provide an introduction to MongoDB including core concepts and examples of how to work with MongoDB from Java, C#, Python, and the command line interface.
We are pleased to announce that this is a joint meeting between the Fredericton chapter of the Maritime’s Java User Group and the Fredericton .NET User Group
Speaker Bio
Chris is a software developer for Radian6 and co-founder of TwitCritics.com, an app that automatically identifies and classifies movie reviews on twitter. He holds a masters degree from the University of Guelph where he researched Sentiment Analysis and Natural Language Processing and is a Google Summer of Code alumnus.
Derek Hatchard is a software architect and a founder of CrowdSpace.net (a web- based tool for clubs, community groups, and churches to track and communicate with members) and Careertown.ca (an IT job board for Canadian technologists).
Derek posts content about the software profession at ardentdev.com and not-so-technical content at derekhat.com