Beer City Code
Beer City Code is an annual conference for software developers held in Grand Rapids, MI, also known as Beer City, USA. 🍻
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Location 🔗︎
Calvin College - Grand Rapids, MI
Date 🔗︎
June 22nd to 23rd
Role 🔗︎
Speaker - TypeScript 101
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Beer City Code is an annual conference for software developers held in Grand Rapids, MI, also known as Beer City, USA. Software creators of all types are welcome, even those who don’t care for beer.
Chris DeMars on Twitter
@BeerCityCode Being trapped in a corner by @EdCharbeneau and @fvcproductions is an honor.
Timothy Fremont Holt on Twitter
Super excited for @BeerCityCode this weekend! :D Especially excited for the Typescript talk by @fvcproductions and the CSS talk by @GoogleDevExpert @saltnburnem .
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Rachell on Twitter
Getting schooled📝 in Typescript 101 with @fvcproductions at @BeerCityCode 🍺 🌇💻 👏👏👏💯
brandonklotz on Twitter
Enjoyed getting the know TypeScrpt at @fvcproductions talk! Excited to do my homework on it this weekend 😁 #beercitycode #TypeScript
Slides 🔗︎
TypeScript 101 - Beer City Code
Presented Saturday - June 23rd, 2018 I presented a 45-minute version of my “TypeScript 101” talk that serves as a short introduction to TypeScript and the ben…
✒️ Author
Frances Coronel is a software engineer specializing in UI development on the Customer Acquisition Team at Slack where her mission is to make your working life simpler, more pleasant and more productive.
She has been working professionally as a developer since 2015 and has both a Bachelors and Masters in Computer Science.
Frances is also a board member and open source lead for Techqueria, a nonprofit representing the largest community for Latinx in Tech and the host of Tech Queens, the first and only podcast that focuses on the stories and advice shared by women of color in tech.
Her passions outside of work include contributing to open-source, public speaking and mentoring other URMs in tech.
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