by Steve Earle | Jan 22, 2013 | InThePress, Newsletters
By Alex Funkhouser
When will the fun ever stop! It seems there is no end the number of extraordinary events taking place in South Florida. February sees CodeCamp, the Sunshine PHP conference and SuperConf, between them, expected to draw about 2000 South Florida IT Professionals. In addition to these mega-events there are many smaller events and user group meetings hosted by local industry leaders offering great opportunities to network with local tech experts. For example, Join us this Thursday, SherlockTech is sponsoring the joint meeting of ASFUG and GCUG for a presentation of SharePoint 2013, SharePoint Apps, Business Intelligence and Workflow presented by Joe Homnick.
by Steve Earle | Jan 14, 2013 | Newsletters
Staff reporter
Host.net is excited to invite you to the grand opening of the their newest, state-of-the-art Colocation facility featuring Host.net’s Smart Cloud Architecture. Click here to register and use the promo code P4LCCNT for a $10.00 ticket.
by Steve Earle | Jan 14, 2013 | Newsletters
Staff reporter
Groundhog Job Shadow Day is Tuesday, February 5. Job Shadowing is a nationwide effort where hundreds of thousands of workplaces welcome millions of student shadows through their doors. Job Shadowing is an academically motivating educational activity dedicated to giving kids an up-close look at the world of work. Download the PDF to participate. Download the Expanded Learning’s Options PDF.
by Steve Earle | Jan 14, 2013 | Newsletters
Staff reporter
WordCamp Miami 2013 is a two-day event that covers topics relating to WordPress, front-end development, and much more. 2012 brought more than 400 students, bloggers, and coders together for two days of education and fun. Expect big things for the 4th Annual WordCamp in Miami for 2013. Sign up for the mailing list and get latest event updates, a chance to win FREE Tickets and other goodies.
by Steve Earle | Jan 14, 2013 | Newsletters
By Alex Funkhouser
This week I’m pleased to announce that we’ve made a mobile version of the newsletter, it has the look and feel of an app instead of a typical web page. The mobile version should work equally well on Windows Phone, iPhone, Android and Blackberry. To access the mobile version please use the link at the top of the page
