Colorado Tech Weekly #268: TechStars, Gavlanize and Colorado Tech’s Growing #GiveFirst Influence

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TechStars and Galvanize are two of the organizations that have been instrumental in the definition of our Colorado tech community. TechStars made #GiveFirst one of their core tenets. This is the idea that you help others when you can without any regard for what, if anything, you get in return. It’s one of my favorite things about our community. It’s great to see their influence spreading and I hope they can bring that same sense of community to more people.

Galvanize has helped to foster an open, inclusive community that has helped people of all walks of life get into and grow our tech community. It’s exciting to see Galvanize celebrate their 100th web cohort class!

These are only 2 of the many organizations that has made the Colorado tech community what it is today and it takes all of us to continue that attitude. It makes me happy to be here.

Have a great week!

Top Colorado Technology News

Xero partners with Gusto (both companies have offices in Denver) as payroll provider [PYMNTS]
Conga HQ consolidation in Broomfield reaps millions in incentives [BizWest]
Former Boulder-based Techstars entrepreneur-in-residence David Mandell starts new venture capital firm [DBJ]
Denver’s Greystone Gives Back: Volunteering with Growing Colorado Kids [GreystoneTech]
Google grant expands public Wi-Fi in downtown Boulder [BizWest]
Keck Foundation grants CSU $1M to make and measure spin waves [InnovatioNews]
Summer of Tariffs: How tariffs are affecting Niwot-based SparkFun [SparkFun]
Ohio-based tech firm Vertiv opening office, hiring in Loveland [BizWest]
Denver breaks into top 10 in list of North America’s top tech talent cities [DBJ]
Tech roundup: Guild raises $40M Series C, Techstars’ Natty Zola joins Matchstick Ventures, and more [BuiltinColorado]

Top Upcoming Events

8/1 – Bootcampers Collective – Careers & Beers @ Zayo w/ Guest Speaker Katelyn Kasperowicz
8/1 – CTA – Member Appreciation Happy Hour
8/1 – Denver Modern Web – Into the Cloud, a Primer on Serverless Web Apps with Adam Jacaruso
8/2 – COVR – Catch up on what is new!
8/2 – Galvanize – 100th Web Dev Cohort Celebration With Special Guest Kyle Simpson!
8/2 – North Denver Metro C++ Meetup – Surprises in Object Lifetime
8/2 – Turing School – Demo Night: Student Projects
8/3 – Rocky Mountain Angular – Angular Denver Conference (Tickets Required)
8/3-8/5 -Colorado Drupal Meetups – DrupalCamp Colorado 2018
8/7 – DOSUG – Essential Spring Boot and Serverless Spring with Craig Walls

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Colorado Tech Weekly #230: Rural Broadband, GO VOTE and Job Interviews

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Last week I had 2 job interviews. I pored over company information, bookmarked Pluralsight courses to show initiative in learning their tech stack, only to be bewildered by value-based questions like “What motivates you?” It’s a simple question but it’s really easy to overthink the answer in a job interview. On the plus side I have at least one follow up interview already scheduled so fingers are crossed!

Tomorrow is ELECTION DAY! I know you’re wondering why I typed that in all caps and made it bold, but if you really want to have a voice in your community, vote in local elections. Government works best when its community is involved in how it operates so GO VOTE!

I highlighted the story about the rural-urban divide in broadband service because I’d really like us to fix this. I dream of being a remote/freelance developer living in a small town in the mountains, enjoying small town life while helping to build cool things. Let’s make this happen!

Have a great week!

Top Colorado Technology News

Silicon Valley company, Ampex Data Systems, plans to add up to 30 jobs next month in Colorado Springs [CSGazette]
Lawmakers have tried to address the rural-urban inequality when it comes to broadband internet service [GJSentinel]
Niwot-based SparkFun gets weird for Halloween 2017! [Sparkfun]
It’s official: Broomfield’s Level 3 Communications is now CenturyLink [DenverPost]
UpCurve buys Denver-based Closely to boost ThriveHive’s marketing tech offerings [Xconomy]
Report shows growing tech presence in Colorado Springs [CSBJ]
Denver’s SendGrid plans to sell its shares publicly starting at $13.50 each [DenverPost]
Boulder-based TeamSnap: Record Q3 saw 150K new teams signed to manage schedules [InnovatioNews]
Photos and their maker from Maker Faire Denver [DenverMakerFaire]
Campaign against Fort Collins internet plan spends $451,000 [DenverPost]

Top Upcoming Events

11/8 – Boulder Ruby Group – “Strangulation Techniques for Rails” and “What is Amazon Machine Learning and how can it work for you?”
11/8 – CTA – Apex Awards
11/8 – Denver R User Group – Webscraping in R/ Accessing databases
11/8 – Full Stack Meetup – PostgreSQL Deep Dive
11/9 – Colorado CSA – 2017 Colorado CSA Fall Summit
11/9 – Turing School – Demo Night: Student Projects
11/14 – Boulder Python – JavaScript vs. Python (What I Learned in 6 Hours from the Internet) by Lisa Ma
11/14 – Denver.rb – Ruby Magic
11/14 – Learn To Code Boulder – Intro to SQL and Querying Data
11/14 – ReactJS Denver – Offline-first Applications with Redux, GraphQL and Service Workers by Nick Stevens

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Colorado Tech Weekly #229: Love, Loss, Hope, Repeat

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If the title of this week’s post puts a song in your head, you have great taste in music.

The Tech Jobs Tour event event last week was amazing! I got to talk with many of the leaders I admire from the Colorado technology community. It was inspiring and made me proud to be a part of this community. This week’s stories span all the emotions!

Love: We get to check in with Sparkfun founder, Nate Seidle, as he follows his passion and HobbyDB gets funding to continue helping others follow their passion.

Loss: Lockheed Martin misses earnings and Revolar shuts down. I’ve seen very few bad-news stories since I’ve started these blog posts and few have been more heartbreaking for me than finding out Revolar has to shut down.

Hope: Every other story deals with hope and it’s one of the things that keeps me going. Speaking of hope, remember how I said last week was a good time to get a new job? I have an interview on Wednesday! Wish me luck!

Have a great week!

Top Colorado Technology News

Boulder’s Occipital acquires Paracosm, plans collaborative 3D mapping projects [Xconomy]
Fort Collins voters to decide $150 million gamble in broadband industry [CompleteColorado]
Denver tech darling Revolar shuts down, even as its panic buttons still for sale at Target, Best Buy [DenverPost]
Jefferson County-based Lockheed Martin space business drives surprise earnings miss [DBJ]
Check-In with Niwot’s SparkX – Two Rounds Later [SparkFun]
Report: Colorado’s tech companies keep growing, up 20 percent in employee numbers over 2016 [InnovatioNews]
Boulder-based collectible database, HobbyDB raises $325,000 [BizWest]
Hickenlooper to unveil Skillful platform Thursday to help jobseekers [ColoradoPolitics]
SendGrid, Tendril and Arrow Electronics tops the Hired list of 10 most attractive companies for tech workers in Denver [Recode]
17th annual APEX award finalists announced [InnovatioNews]

Top Upcoming Events

11/1 – Women Who Code – Denver: Transitioning from Java 7 to Java 8
11/1-11/2 – SecureWorld Denver
11/2 – Bootcampers Collective – Code Sessions: D3 – Data Driven Dev 101
11/2 – Built In Colorado – Built In Brews at LogRhythm
11/2 – North Denver Metro C++ Meetup – The trap of std::map
11/4 – PySprings – Beginning Python at PPLD
11/6 – Women Who Code – Boulder JavaScript Study Group
11/7 – DOSUG – POSTGRESQL V10: An Amplified Version of Postgres
11/7 – Girl Develop It – Free Screening of CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap [Boulder]
11/7-11/9 – DJI Enterprises – 2017 AirWorks Conference

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Colorado Tech Weekly #215: Another Week Where I Brag About Colorado

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I was born and raised in Colorado so I’m going to admit I am biased about this state. In the 215 weeks I’ve bragged about the Colorado tech community, I haven’t yet been proven wrong about the reasons I love bragging about the Colorado tech community. It’s open, encouraging, cooperative and successful. It’s great to see that view repeated by others in Colorado.

The other great thing is that the Colorado tech community really exists all over the state. It’s not just Denver or Boulder or just the Front Range. Check out the CTA’s Colorado Tech Tour events next week to see what is going on in the rest of the state.

Have a great week!

Top Colorado Technology News

Colorado to be first state doing check cybersecurity pros say everyone should do [Denverite]
5 Colorado tech companies where your dev skills may be the perfect fit [BuiltinColorado]
Comcast to launch ‘internet of things’ network in Denver [DBJ]
Niwot-based SparkFun and Los Angeles-based myDevices partner to speed IoT project development for makers and engineers [InnovatioNews]
SolidFire founder launches Boulder-based Automox, a new cybersecurity company [BizWest]
Native Vs Hybrid App Development: Beginner’s Guide [Mobile-DI]
Where are they now? Checking in on our Top 50 Startups to Watch [BuiltinColorado]
Tech roundup: Stapleton’s new coworking space, Cartasite raises $7.5M and more [BuiltinColorado]
MapQuest is retiring its JavaScript Maps API [ProgrammableWeb]
Beyond the mountains: A look at what makes Colorado tech unique [BuiltinColorado]

Top Upcoming Events

7/26 – BuiltinColorado –Built In Colorado’s Top Companies Hiring
7/26 – Denver Microservices – Ibotta and the Elastic Beanstalk
7/26 – Denver WordPress Meetup – WordPress Template Hierarchy
7/26 – Rocky Mountain Angular – Angular 2+ Open Source Projects
7/27 – Denver Artificial Intelligence & Deep Learning Online – [Live Webinar] Driverless AI: Your Expert System for AI
7/27 – Node.js Denver/Boulder/Ft. Collins – Front\End Face/Off: Angular vs React vs Ember
7/29 – Colorado Game Developers Association + AR/VR Group – Colorado Game Developers GameDev/VR Summer Social
7/31-8/4 – CTA – Colorado Tech Tour 2017
8/1 – DOSUG – Microservices with Geoffrey Filippi and SyncServerII with Christopher Prince
8/1 – GirlDevelopIt – A day in the life of a Web Developer [DENVER]

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Colorado Tech Weekly #214: On The Edge of The Skill Gap

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The closer I get to completing my degree (Spring of next year!), the more i focus on finding my first job as a software developer. I see it, it’s just on the other side of the gaping chasm known as the “skill gap.”

The Skill Gap is the gap between the need for developers and the amount of skilled developers available for those positions. Much has been done on the skill side of the gap with STEM/STEAM programs at high schools, code schools, etc. Those are great things and need to continue but I’m not sure how much they’ve really done to narrow the skill gap.

Just like with other creative jobs like drawing, painting, writing, becoming good at programming takes time and experience. More needs to be done on the company-side of the skill gap to allow companies to better use newbie developers. The tech legislation below looks like it might be a good start.

I could rant about the skill gap forever. It’s very frustration for both sides of it. Have a great week!

Top Colorado Technology News

Niwot-based SparkFun.com is getting a facelift [SparkFun]
Gardner, Heinrich introduce bipartisan tech legislation to address workforce shortage [CoryGardner]
Denver startup Josh.ai, co-founded by Tim Gill, picks up $8 million in pursuit of voice-controlled home automation [DenverPost]
From food trucks to team retreats: How 4 Colorado tech companies celebrate summer [BuiltinColorado]
With government funding, CenturyLink adds broadband service to more rural Colorado communities [DenverPost]
Boulder-based companies protest plans to end net neutrality [BizWest]
Arvada-based Prescient opens second manufacturing facility, moves headquarters to North Carolina [Prescient]
Boulder-based web company, Stream.io, raises more than $2.5 million [BizWest]
Behind Denver-based Photobucket’s unpopular decision to go from free to $399 [DenverPost]
Seal the deal: 3 tech recruiters on killer post-interview follow-ups [BuiltinColorado]

Top Upcoming Events

7/19 – Boulder JS – Front-end Frameworks Panel Night
7/19 – Boulder UI/UX – Panel Discussion: Hiring for UX
7/19 – CiGDA – Casual Downtown Denver Meetup
7/20 – BDNT – New Tech Denver
7/20 – Denver Code Club – Serverless Architecture
7/20 – Denver UX – Working Remote Panel
7/22 – Girl Develop It – Intro to App Building with Salesforce [DENVER]
7/25 – Denver iOS Developer User Group – Automation: Techniques to Supercharge Your iOS Unit and UI Testing
7/25 – Denver Tech & Design Community – The Real Deal with Product Roadmaps
7/25 – DenverScript – Debugging Modern JavaScript with Chandler Prall

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Colorado Tech Weekly #190: Go Code Colorado, C-Level at Mile High and Why It’s Good to #GiveFirst

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Wednesday is the Go Code Colorado Kick-Off event. I’ll be there! Say “Hi” if you can.

The Go Code Colorado event in 2015 was my first-ever “hackathon” and I got to be a part of a winning team of amazing people who I still love talking with when I get a chance. I put hackathon in quotes because the Go Code Colorado challenge is much more of an entrepreneurial challenge with code than it is a straight up hackathon. It’s still a great challenge that I love being a part of in anyway I can.

Speaking of events I enjoy being a part of, it’s that time of the year that I start promoting CTA’s C-Level @ A Mile High. It’s CTA’s yearly silent auction where you can bid for fun items and event packages, but the big draw is the silent auction for time with some of the top C-Level executives in the Colorado technology community.

I enjoy promoting Go Code Colorado and C-Level because when I first started looking into the Colorado tech community in 2013 these were some of the first organizations to be welcoming and inviting to someone who had no idea what he was doing.

Have a great week!

Top Colorado Technology News

CTA announces speakers for C-Level @ A Mile High [InnovatioNews]
A new employee’s view of Niwot’s SparkFun: Start Something [SparkFun]
UAS Colorado Joins Wohnrade Civil Engineers for Great Sand Dunes National Park Mapping Project [UASColorado]
2016 Colorado Startup Report: $780M in funding and $35B in exits [BuiltinColorado]
Meet our January 2017 Full Stack Web Development Graduates! [CodeCraft]
Lockheed Martin shows off autonomous vehicle tech it’s developing in Colorado [DBJ]
Denver-based GutCheck by The Numbers [GutCheck]
Denver’s Faction closes $11M Series B, plans to expand global footprint [BuiltinColorado]
Boulder-based Room 214 Culture: Doing Our Best [Room214]
Technology back in driver’s seat in metro Denver [DenverPost]

Top Upcoming Events

2/1 – Denver Python Meetup – Let’s Talk Python
2/1 – EnergyTech Mashup – Engineering Energy Innovation
2/1 – Go Code Colorado – Kick-Off 2017
2/1 – Women Who Code – Denver: Technical Speaking 101 w/ Kelly Shuster
2/2 – Denver Tech & Design Community – A Day in the Life of a Data Analyst
2/2 – Denver/Boulder Cybersecurity Meetup – Security 101: Intro to Capture the Flag Hackathons
2/2 – Node.js Denver/Boulder/Ft. Collins – Intro to Node
2/4 – Girl Develop It – Crash Course Introduction to HTML/CSS (BOULDER)
2/6 – Colorado Game Developers AR and VR Group – Annual COLORADO AFTER JAM 2017
2/7 – DOSUG – Building an Angular 2 App with an ASP.NET Core Back-End

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Colorado Tech Weekly #147: Learning Takes Time

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This week a few of the articles have to do with new developers learning programming. Turing adds a new Front-End development program. Businesses are still worried about talent shortages. And the BuiltinColorado article asking 7 local developers about their learning journey is great!

One of my favorite answers from the BuiltinColorado article is from Joanne Cheng, “It takes a lot of time to learn what you need to know.” It’s difficult as a developer to find out what is important to learn and that’s even before you start learning the important things. Then once you have it figured out, it all changes and you get to start over again!

Podcast Version: No podcast version this week.

Top Colorado Technology News

Durango’s GitPrime featured as 1 of Inc’s 4 cloud startups to watch from Y Combinator [INC]
Section.io puts down Boulder roots, raises new equity round [BizWest]
Denver-based Havenly adds $5.8 million as demand for online design attracts VCs [Tech+]
How 7 Colorado developers learned to code — and what they wish they’d known before [BuiltinColorado]
Denver’s Artifact Uprising hires former Photobucket exec Mike Clark [Tech+]
Colorado businesses worry about talent shortage; optimism down from a year ago [DBJ]
Denver-based Regis University competition highlights growing demand for cyber defense skills [YourHub]
Tattoo Tuesdays and custom cakes: Colorado tech’s coolest company perks [BuiltinColorado]
Denver’s Turing School launches new Front-End engineering program for developers [InnovatioNews]
Niwot-based SparkFun, Blynk release SparkFun Blynk Board and IoT Starter Kit [InnovatioNews]

Top Upcoming Events

4/6 – All Things API – Caching and Securing APIs For Enhanced Performance
4/6 – internet of Things Denver – Andrea Perdomo, Vision Activator and Doug Bartlett, CTO of Revolar
4/6 – WomenWhoCode – Denver: C’mon Everybody Let’s Get Swifty in Here: The Workshop w/ Basel Farag
4/7 – BuiltinColorado – Built In Colorado’s Fastest Growing Tech Companies
4/7 – Denver Embedded Systems Meetup – Denver Intel® Edison™
4/7 – WomenWhoCode – Boulder: exercism.io party!
4/8 – Innovation Pavilion – Celebrate International IoT Day
4/12 – Denver WordPress Meetup – WordPress Happiness Hour at the Denver Library
4/12 – Denver.rb – GraphQL and React
4/12 – TechRIoT – Indiegogo featuring Michael Hughes and JP McNeal: The Power of Crowdfunding

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Colorado Tech Weekly #116: Mobile Phones, Mobile People and IoT

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I’m starting the second week of my Assembly course this week and this coming weekend I’m lucky enough to participate in the Pebble Rocks Boulder Hackathon. I’ve noticed I seem to be more comfortable with lower-level languages so I’m pretty darn excited for this upcoming week.

The creative potential of IoT is amazing and I’m curious to see how I feel about it after the hackathon. Regardless of how I feel after this weekend, I definitely need to visit SparkFun’s Home of Tomorrow sometime soon. That looks really cool.

Top Colorado Technology News

Xerox to add 300 customer-care jobs in Colorado [DBJ]
T-Mobile upgrades Colorado network to improve rural and indoor quality [Tech+]
PlanetiQ to hire ‘one or two dozen’ at new Boulder office [BizWest]
Boulder-based FreeWave Technologies launches new IoT blog [InnovatioNews]
Denver travel app drops Native name, switches to friendlier ‘Pana’ [Tech+]
CenturyLink lays off 150 workers in Colorado [DenverPost]
COIN: Finding tech workers still an issue, as is rising housing costs [DenverPost]
Niwot-based SparkFun starts on building the Home of Tomorrow [SparkFun]
Tech Roundup: Stream.io raises $1.75M, Pana grabs $1.35M, WeWork leases another space & more [BuiltinColorado]
Verizon tops two reports on mobile service quality in Colorado [Tech+]

Upcoming Events

9/2 – CTA – All Things API + Trekkie Trivia Night
9/2 – CTA – Industry Briefing
9/2 – Data Science & Business Analytics – Machine Learning Symposium
9/2 – Galvanize – Intro to the Colorado Startup Scene
9/3 – BuiltinColorado – Built In Brews at Rally Software
9/3 – Greystone Technology – Fort Collins Happy Hour!
9/4 – RefactorU – Web Development Career Fair!
9/4-9/6 – Pebble Rocks – Boulder Hackathon
9/5-9/6 – Rocky Mountain STEAM Festival
9/8 – Denver WordPress – WordPress Happiness Hour at the Denver Library

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Colorado Tech Weekly #106: Is there an area of tech that Colorado does not do well?

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The short answer is “No.” Every once in a while the headlines I compile point out how many different ways Colorado is involved in technology. In this week’s headlines alone we have wireless tech, social media, hardware, startups and 3-D printing. It’s a little mind blowing to think of all the things that are included in tech in Colorado. Then when I try to think of all the money and all the different kinds of people involved my brain shorts out and I have to stare at the wall for a few minutes to let it reboot.

Top Colorado Technology News

Wireless data use fuels big growth for Golden’s Centerline Solutions [DBJ]
Denver-based Wayin partners with Klout to provide greater marketing context and relevancy in social conversations [Wayin]
Niwot’s SparkFun to open 1st offline store, host 7th driver-less vehicle race [Tech+]
Here’s what the 10 companies in Techstars’ Boulder 2015 class actually do [BuiltinColorado]
6 of Colorado’s top companies to work for right now [BuiltinColorado]
CSU to revamp engineering, computer-science curriculum [DBJ]
Fast-growing 3-D printer maker, Loveland’s Aleph Objects, counts kids, NASA as customers [DenverPost]
Houston firm pays MAVDevelopment $53.2M for Rally Software HQ in Boulder [BizWest]
Boulder-based Techstars and UP Global (aka Startup Weekend) UNITE! [NearlyNicole]
Women tech leaders ask tech companies: Show us your diversity numbers [DenverPost]

Upcoming Events

6/24 – Data Science & Business Analytics – Getting to Know Scala for Data Science & MapQuest Location Intelligence
6/24 – Girl Geek Dinner – @TwitterBoulder: Career Paths in Tech
6/24 – HTML5 Denver – Mastering MEAN
6/24 – OneNeck – Tour the OneNeck IT Solutions Newest Data Center
6/25 – Galvanize – Boulder Full Stack Hiring Day
6/25 – Microsoft – Azure 4 W’s
6/25 – Turing School – Demo Night: Mastery Projects, Self-Directed Projects, and Dinner Dash
6/25 – WomenWhoCode – Java Study Group
6/29 – Learn to Code Colorado – Learn to Code Workshop: Web Development 101
6/30 – CTA – Gov-in-Tech

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