CMD
CMD is a web and mobile consultancy. CMD is here to help you do three things: Develop awesome applications. Deploy resilient and secure services. Deliver results to your clients and customers.
DEVELOP
Rest assured, if you can dream it, we can build it. Our world-class development team has experience in creating large, complex applications, whether they be content management, e-commerce, blogging software, and anything and everything in between.
DEPLOY
When your application is ready to go live, we can give it a good home. Whether you are considering cloud-based hosting, standalone servers, or VPSs, we are here to provide you with expert advice and guidance.
DELIVER
Your application doesn’t have to do all the work. We are also here to make sure that the content and functionality are designed to deliver. From CDNs, to ensuring your site is seen by the right people, to crafting just the right marketing copy, we have the skills and resources to make sure your services get the attention they deserve.
We years of experience with web technologies, and we are experts in CFML, Lucee and NodeJS. We are here to help, so when you’re ready visit us at: http://markdrew.io/cmd
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Lightning Talk: Bridging the Designer - Developer Gap - Beginner
Featuring Nicole Saidy
It’s no surprise that designers and developers tend to be separate teams. Designers are all about creativity and art; developers are about logic and effectiveness. Yet what we don’t realize is that both of them have one trait in common: to solve problems. Both have to work together to make their...
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Workshop: Offline-first in Practice - Beginner
Featuring Anna Doubková
Have you heard about Service Workers and thought “They are cool but I probably won’t be able to use them until 2020 anyway”? Here’s your chance to get a hands-on experience with them in a coding dojo. This way you can make an offline-first web app and see how you can use SW in your production...
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From Raphaël to Snap.SVG
Featuring Dmitry Baranovskiy
What are the differences for a developer and a designer. What is it like to have open source projects like this? Join Dmitry and discover what are the challenges he faced.
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Workshop: The JavaScript Data Science Survival Kit - Intermediate
Featuring Philipp Burckhardt
The fields of machine learning and data science can appear intractable and overwhelming, often leaving newcomers at a loss for knowing where to begin. However, once you learn basic principles and workflows, you will see many opportunities where these techniques can help you in your projects. You...
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Workshop: Practical WebGL - Intermediate
Featuring Martin Splitt
What’s this about? Thanks to the wide adoption and availability of WebGL across browsers (including those on mobile) we get control of the full graphics pipeline.
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Workshop: Zero-configuration microservices with Node.js and Docker - Intermediate
Featuring Armagan Amcalar
Microservices are taking the world by storm but it implies more than what is currently marketed. This talk details how a proper microservices architecture should work: zero-configuration, highly-redundant, fault-tolerant, self-healing mechanism with auto-discovery. We will specifically focus on...
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Workshop: Serverless: The Battle of the Giants - Intermediate
Featuring Luciano Mammino and Christos Matskas
Serverless is becoming the cool new kid on the block taking software development by storm. Enterprises and developers alike are embracing the new paradigm in order to drive innovation, time to marked and solve complex architectural challenges.
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Workshop: Storytelling with Interactive Video in the Browser - Beginner
Featuring Opher Vishnia
Throughout history, as new storytelling mediums have emerged, content has adapted to fit the developing form. From oral narratives to theater, cinema, and television, storytelling has always evolved to fit the possibilities enabled by the platform. So - how is non-linear, interactive video...
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