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<h3class="header light"><ahref="#2017-06-13-machine-learning-for-muggles">Machine Learning for Muggles</a></h3>
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<h6class="light">Tuesday, June 13, 2017</h6>
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<pclass="flow-text">Please join NottsJS and Martin Kearn for "Machine Learning for Muggles".</p><pclass="flow-text">Artificial Intelligence is the latest hotness. Machine Learning sits behind artificial intelligence and on the surface it may seem like a deeply technical, scientific topic. We are here to tell you that it is more accessible than you think. We’ll look at some of the basics around the Azure Machine Learning service. We’ll also look some of the Microsoft Cognitive Services APIs which make it very easy to implement artificial intelligence ‘smarts’ into your application with simple, standard REST calls via any programming language or platform, including JavaScript.</p>
<pclass="flow-text">Join us with our guest speaker <b>Manthan Dave</b> with his talk: "<b><i>Up and running with chat bots: A journey from being a noob to being awesome</i></b>"</p><pclass="flow-text">The chat bot revolution is upon us and every developer wants to build one. This workshop will take them on an epic journey starting from basics and writing a simple chat bot, all the way to learning advanced concepts.</p><pclass="flow-text">Ever wondered what goes behind a good chat bot? Do you want to build one? Well this workshop is for you!</p><pclass="flow-text">Complexity can be diffused as soon as you peek behind the curtain. A chat bot, like a website might look complex from the outside, but the reality is different.</p><pclass="flow-text">This workshop will be divided into three sections. The first section will cover the basic anatomy of a chat bot. Next, we'll work together to build a chat bot. We'll start simple with a chat bot that'll tell us knock knock and chuck norris jokes. Towards the end of the workshop, we'll go over some advanced concepts that can help us scale our chat bot to have more features.</p><pclass="flow-text">So come! Join us on an awesome journey to talkify our bots!</p>
<h3class="header light"><ahref="#2017-04-11-firefox-containers-isolating-the-web-whilst-hacking-web-extensions">Firefox Containers, isolating the web whilst hacking web extensions</a></h3>
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<h6class="light">Tuesday, April 11, 2017</h6>
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<pclass="flow-text">Presenting Jonathan Kingston with his talk and workshop: "<i>Firefox Containers, isolating the web whilst hacking web extensions</i>".</p><pclass="flow-text"><b>Bring your laptops with a copy of <ahref="https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/nightly/all/">Firefox Nightly</a> installed as we will hack away at building your own extensions using bleeding edge features.</b></p><pclass="flow-text">Firefox Containers tabs are an experimental platform feature for tab management and isolating browsing to solve security and privacy issues.</p><pclass="flow-text"><imgclass="responsive-img" src="https://secure.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/4/7/d/3/600_459858387.jpeg" /></p><pclass="flow-text">With the recent launch of <ahref="https://testpilot.firefox.com/experiments/containers">containers to test pilot</a>, I'm going to walk through how they are built. Web Extensions are the new cross browser way of adding features to the browser built entirely from JavaScript and other web technologies. New web extension features were added to Firefox for building our containers experiment that you can use today.</p><pclass="flow-text"><br/>I will cover the basics of building extensions so we can have half the evening on hacking and making extensions.</p>
Presenting Jonathan Kingston with his talk and workshop: "<i>Firefox Containers, isolating the web whilst hacking web extensions</i>".
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<b>Bring your laptops with a copy of <ahref="https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/nightly/all/">Firefox Nightly</a> installed as we will hack away at building your own extensions using bleeding edge features.</b>
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Firefox Containers tabs are an experimental platform feature for tab management and isolating browsing to solve security and privacy issues.
With the recent launch of <ahref="https://testpilot.firefox.com/experiments/containers">containers to test pilot</a>, I'm going to walk through how they are built.
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Web Extensions are the new cross browser way of adding features to the browser built entirely from JavaScript and other web technologies.
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New web extension features were added to Firefox for building our containers experiment that you can use today.
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<br/>I will cover the basics of building extensions so we can have half the evening on hacking and making extensions.
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