JDP's first Marketing event for 2023, with Requelle Aiken, James MacLeod and Ellyn McCulloch to speak through Marketing Automation and EDMS

This meetup is a great way to network with some of Brisbane's best senior and lead software engineers. During the evening we will explore Micro Frontends, identify the pros & cons of WebAssembly, and discuss developing a cloud-based IDE.

This event will be hosted by our very own Craig Mahon, and will feature three accomplished panelists, John Moxon and Jacquie Hardy and one other.

This will be JDP's first Marketing event for 2021, with Matt Kelly, Eva Rothwell, Ken MacKenzie and Jess Daly as speakers.

JDP are helping a charity called BedDown generate some awareness. Their aim is to help homelessness across Australia and they are starting in Brisbane. Secure Parking are their major sponsors. If you are free on the night it would be great to have your support and see you in our office listening to this incredible adventure

The JDPx series is hitting Melbourne and taking names with the first topic; UX Design - Evolve or Evade. A lot of debate surrounds the need for organisations to 'opt in' to the impact that UX and UI design can have. Even more debate surrounds the best way to do this.

JDPx Sydney is back, and back with a vengeance. Kicking off 2017 with the topic; ‘Coding only gets you so far; the soft-skills no one warns you about needing.

What is the platform? Networking can be daunting and sometimes more trouble than its worth…mingling is just code for a luke-warm beer and some mini quiche. So we're changing things up, and creating a way of interacting with no name tags, no microphones, and absolutely no hotel function rooms.

The JDPx series is hitting Brisbane for the first time in 2017 and taking names with the first topic; Generalist vs. Specialist Development. A lot of debate surrounds the current 'best practise' for a software developers' career trajectory. Does a generalist background serve you better in the long run? Or are you ultimately doing yourself an injustice by not developing your skill set in a specific language?