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If you want to actually ship, scale, or collaborate with a team, here's where you learn how.
Designed for developer happiness, this language is especially popular (and powerful) for rapid, server-side web development - without the steep learning curve.
As a project's complexity and team grows, managing the process becomes vital.
If you're living in Microsoft's world, you'll want to keep up with SQL Server and related technologies.
An agenda-free meetup where you can share your latest project, talk about tools you're using, network, trade advice, or just chat about the web.
When coding on the client, there's really only one choice; fortunately, it has one of the most thriving and innovative communities around.
Learn more about computer programming, web development, career choices, and entrepreneurship.
One of the most popular ecosystems for enterprise web development, with tooling built and supported by Microsoft.
Try, Practice, Learn. Enjoy a Saturday pairing on exercises to expand your collaborative coding skills.
It's easy to spin your wheels pounding at the keyboard, but a focus on process will make you orders of magnitude more effective.
Networking, security, switching, routing, firewalls, load balancers, and more!
The most significant challenges in product development often lie in the space between the backend and the user.
If you want to learn to code without quitting your job, sign up for the Lansing Code Lab for $129/month. You'll work with professional developers, building real websites and applications, twice per week. Apply in 10 seconds at lansingcodelab.com.
If you're a hard worker, ready to change careers, apply to Coders Farm. Spots are very limited, but should you be accepted, you'll receive free training in web development and a part-time job until placed in a full-time position with another company.
The mission of the Lansing Chapter of ISSA is to increase the security knowledge of information professionals. We aim to improve our members' professional careers through the sharing and dispersing of information security practices. By responding to the needs of those interested in security, we will disseminate pertinent timely information through expert speakers, seminars and networking events.
We recognize that information security can only be successfully addressed if we have clear and concise goals. To this extent, our goal is to become Lansing's clear choice for security information.
Project Management Institute (PMI), with more than 150,000 members in over 150 countries, is the world's foremost advocate for the project management profession. A vital and forward-thinking organization, PMI is comprised of 236 chartered chapters, 34 new potential chapters, 33 Specific Interests Groups (SIGs) and two colleges. PMI sets industry standards, conducts research and provides education, certification and professional exchange opportunities designed to strengthen and further establish the profession. PMI advances the careers of practitioners, while enhancing overall business and government performance, through documentation of return on investment.