???? This is an ONLINE EVENT!

In order for WWCODETO to keep serving our community despite of the pandemic, we are happy to announce that our upcoming event partnering with Coursera will be happening ONLINE!

This event will cover topic including GraphQL, React Hook, Data and Remote Teams! I am sure a lot of us are undergoing difficulty while working remotely! This will be a perfect time to learn how to turn this into a great opportunity!

???? ACCESS TO OUR EVENT ????
1. Turn on your computer
2. Go ONLINE
3. Join the link below:

https://zoom.us/j/278219476

Meeting ID: 278 219 476
Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/adFc2Wp5u9

????How to use Zoom ????
[If you are not familiar with Zoom, please check out the video below!]

Tutorial:
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362193-Joining-a-Meeting

[You will also be able to ask question while it’s live by accessing the in-meeting Chat]

Tutorial:
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/205761999-Webinar-Chat

*Be sure to have good internet connection and join us on time!
We’ll kick off the talks around 6:30PM

????DETAILS ????
1️⃣ A short history of GraphQL at Coursera [Sehran Hasanli]

Join us to learn about Coursera’s journey adopting GraphQL. We’ll be giving a brief introduction to GraphQL, both basics and more advanced concepts, as well as explaining how we use it in our applications. Grab a cup of coffee and join our virtual session to get insights into how we query our APIs!

2️⃣ An Introduction and Review of React Hooks [Peter MacMillan]

Hooks are an exciting new part of React that empower function-based components with the full React lifecycle. We’ll examine a few of the most exciting hooks, how they compare with older approaches, and how to start using them in your applications.

3️⃣ Product data flows: from user input to analytics [Feng Jiang]

Learn how user input turns into insight. This talk will give you an overview of how data is flowing through a typical enterprise application system, from front end user input all the way to the data storage and eventually becomes insights. You might have been hearing about terms like data warehouse, ETL, data lake, etc, this session will give you a general idea of where and how each operates as part of the entire data flow.

4️⃣ Divide and Conquer with a Distributed Team [Brandon Tram]

Distributed teams are groups of coworkers who work remotely, either nearby or far away. They may work in the same city, but from home or internationally, in the same time zone or a different one. Join me as we explore the ins-and-outs of working with distributed teams, as we dive deep into Coursera’s initial efforts to expand to an international workforce.

????SCHEDULE ????
6:30 PM Kick Off! Zoom will be live. [Aileen, WWCTO Evangelist]
6:35 PM Introductions [Micaela Chapman, Technical Recruiter ]
6:40 PM – 6:55 PM : [A short history of GraphQL at Coursera]
6:55 PM – 7:10 PM : [An Introduction and Review of React Hooks]
7:10 PM – 7:25 PM : [Product data flows: from user input to analytics]
7:25 PM – 7:40 PM : [Divide and Conquer with a Distributed Team]
7:40 PM – 8:00 PM : Q & A

????YOUR SPEAKERS ????
You can check out their profile on Linkedin! Check below for their handle!

Sehran Hasanli????
(Software Developer)
LinkedIn: sehran-hasanli
Topic: A short history of GraphQL at Coursera

Peter MacMillan ????
(Staff Software Developer)
LinkedIn: verbatim
Topic: An Introduction and Review of React Hooks

Feng Jiang ????
(Senior Data Engineer)
LinkedIn: jiangfeng0507
Topic: Product data flows: from user input to analytics

Brandon Tram ????
(Senior Software Developer)
LinkedIn: brandontram
Topic: Divide and Conquer with a Distributed Team

Please stay safe, wash your hand often and stay home! We are in this together! 🙂

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