Talk Description: This AMA sesssion will give you a chance to ask all of your burning questions about video game music composition, the game production pipeline, about a Video Game music composers career, and more!
Speaker Bio: My name is Ethan Yamashita and I had the honor of being a musical composer for a video game studio. I have moderate experience with FL Studio and GarageBand. I go to school at the University of Washington Bothell for Applied Computing with a concentration in Technical Writing. I am a writer of essays, documentation, and music scores
LinkedIn: <a href="http://linkedin.com/in/ethanyamashita">http://linkedin.com/in/ethanyamashita</a>

AMA: An AMA Session With a Video Game Music Composer

Talk Description: Data Visualization, aka &quot;dataviz&quot;, is much more than drawing some pretty charts; it&#39;s a process of discovering &amp; communicating insights derived from data. As software developers, we are luckily swimming in data about the apps we build, the users who interact with them, and the development workflows we use to build them. We may be used to looking at certain limited visualizations of that data - e.g. a simple line graph or bar chart presented by our analytics platform - but many developers don&#39;t realize that with very little time &amp; effort, we can build our own visualizations to dig deeper and answer the specific questions that really matter to us and our work.In this workshop, through a hands-on project we&#39;ll learn how to use Observable (<a href="https://observablehq.com">https://observablehq.com</a>), a browser-based reactive coding platform, to rapidly build insightful, interactive visualizations in JavaScript. After completing this workshop, you&#39;ll have the basic tools &amp; techniques you need to start using dataviz to better understand your code, your projects &amp; your users, and make better data-driven decisions as a developer.
Speaker Bio: Anjana suffers from a chronic case of curiosity, which led her from philosophy to English teaching to computational linguistics to software development. As a developer advocate at Observable, these days she codes &amp; teaches from her home base in San Francisco; in the before-times, you could find her speaking at events around the world. She loves to share the joy of programming and advocate for a more diverse, equitable, and ethical tech industry. Ask her about the Recurse Center &amp; Outreachy, she’s an alumna of both!

Tech Talk: Data Visualization for Developers [Hands-On]

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<h2>presenter: Erika Lamothe, Tyler Menezes</h2>

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weapon switching with the full arsenal is now fully functional! 🥳

Finally, it shows music stuff (but doesn't make noise yet)

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