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Upcoming Events
After a brief introduction, we’ll dive into a coding kata, such as one from theKatalyst website. This is a collaborative and hands-on session, where we encourage pairing up and practicing Test Driven Development (TDD). The goal is to practice, learn from each other, and explore new approaches. There’s no pressure to arrive at a working solution.
You can code in the language of your choice – whether it's one you're proficient with, or one you're exploring for the first time. This session is all about collaboration, honing your skills, and expanding your network in a fun and relaxed setting.
Throughout the event, we’ll share ideas, discuss best practices, and take the opportunity to learn from one another. A basic knowledge of programming is recommended to get the most out of the session, but you don’t need to be an expert.
Food and drinks will be provided, with vegetarian and vegan options available.
In person
Newcastle
Newcastle Coding Dojo
After a brief introduction, we’ll dive into a coding kata, such as one from theKatalyst website. This is a collaborative and hands-on session, where we encourage pairing up and practicing Test Driven Development (TDD). The goal is to practice, learn from each other, and explore new approaches. There’s no pressure to arrive at a working solution.
You can code in the language of your choice – whether it's one you're proficient with, or one you're exploring for the first time. This session is all about collaboration, honing your skills, and expanding your network in a fun and relaxed setting.
Throughout the event, we’ll share ideas, discuss best practices, and take the opportunity to learn from one another. A basic knowledge of programming is recommended to get the most out of the session, but you don’t need to be an expert.
Food and drinks will be provided, with vegetarian and vegan options available.
After a short intro, we’ll get into groups/pairs or work solo, whatever people feel most comfortable with, and start building.
You choose how you want to work and what language you want to code in. This session is about collaborating with others, becoming a better developer and building your network, in a fun, relaxed environment.
Once again, we'll be sharing ideas, discussing best practices and using this as an opportunity to learn from our fellow SCN coders. There's no need to have attended a previous session so, if you're free, come along.
Pizza and drinks will be provided, with vegetarian and vegan options available. All you need to do is bring a machine if you’d like to code along.
Call 07530189585 if you are struggling to get in.
In person
Manchester
Manchester Coding Dojo
After a short intro, we’ll get into groups/pairs or work solo, whatever people feel most comfortable with, and start building.
You choose how you want to work and what language you want to code in. This session is about collaborating with others, becoming a better developer and building your network, in a fun, relaxed environment.
Once again, we'll be sharing ideas, discussing best practices and using this as an opportunity to learn from our fellow SCN coders. There's no need to have attended a previous session so, if you're free, come along.
Pizza and drinks will be provided, with vegetarian and vegan options available. All you need to do is bring a machine if you’d like to code along.
We are very excited to host this event at Aventum, a global (re)insurance group that operates across both the underwriting and broking sectors.
Join us for a series of lightning talks discussing technology, practices or whatever else takes our fancy.
If you're using some new technology you think others would be interested in, if you've got a design or some code you'd like to discuss, if you'd like to discuss a specific practice, a problem you are having at work, something new you have discovered or you'd simply like to see what others have got to say - come along and join in the conversation.
How does it work?
If you've got a cool demo, some new technology or just something you think the group might find interesting, controversial or just plain funny, bring it along and share with the group!
Don't worry if you've never given a lightning talk before - this is a great opportunity to give a talk in a friendly environment. We'll have a screen for presenting slides (if you wish) and all talks are restricted to no more than 5 minutes. You'll also get an opportunity to answer the most upvoted question after your talk has finished.
You can use slides or not - whatever you feel comfortable with. Some of the Codurance team will be on hand to get things kicked off and provide friendly support and feedback.
How to submit your talk To apply to deliver a lightning talk at this event, please completethis formas soon as possible. We will contact you by email to confirm your place in the lineup. There are limited slots available so submit your talk idea early to avoid disappointment! Questions? emailnatalie.gray@codurance.comfor any advice or support.
There will be pizza and drinks provided at this event sponsored by Aventum.
There's only room for limited numbers at this event, so if you change your mind please update your RSVP so others can come.
In person
London
Lightning Talks at Aventum
We are very excited to host this event at Aventum, a global (re)insurance group that operates across both the underwriting and broking sectors.
Join us for a series of lightning talks discussing technology, practices or whatever else takes our fancy.
If you're using some new technology you think others would be interested in, if you've got a design or some code you'd like to discuss, if you'd like to discuss a specific practice, a problem you are having at work, something new you have discovered or you'd simply like to see what others have got to say - come along and join in the conversation.
How does it work?
If you've got a cool demo, some new technology or just something you think the group might find interesting, controversial or just plain funny, bring it along and share with the group!
Don't worry if you've never given a lightning talk before - this is a great opportunity to give a talk in a friendly environment. We'll have a screen for presenting slides (if you wish) and all talks are restricted to no more than 5 minutes. You'll also get an opportunity to answer the most upvoted question after your talk has finished.
You can use slides or not - whatever you feel comfortable with. Some of the Codurance team will be on hand to get things kicked off and provide friendly support and feedback.
How to submit your talk To apply to deliver a lightning talk at this event, please completethis formas soon as possible. We will contact you by email to confirm your place in the lineup. There are limited slots available so submit your talk idea early to avoid disappointment! Questions? emailnatalie.gray@codurance.comfor any advice or support.
There will be pizza and drinks provided at this event sponsored by Aventum.
There's only room for limited numbers at this event, so if you change your mind please update your RSVP so others can come.
After a short intro, we'll get into groups/pairs or work solo - whatever people feel most comfortable with - and start building. We usually work through a kata, but we're open to suggestions, if there's something specific you'd like to cover, please let us know.
You choose how you want to work and what language you want to code in - this could be a language you are familiar with or new to. So far we have seen Python, Javascript, C#, VB, Rust and Elixir. This session is about collaborating with others, becoming a better developer and building your network, in a fun, relaxed environment.
Throughout we will be sharing ideas, discussing best practices and using this as an opportunity to learn from our fellow coders. There's no need to be a professional developer - if you're interested, come along.
Food and drinks will be provided, with vegetarian and vegan options available. All you need to do is bring a machine if you'd like to code along.
In person
Leeds
Leeds Coding Dojo
After a short intro, we'll get into groups/pairs or work solo - whatever people feel most comfortable with - and start building. We usually work through a kata, but we're open to suggestions, if there's something specific you'd like to cover, please let us know.
You choose how you want to work and what language you want to code in - this could be a language you are familiar with or new to. So far we have seen Python, Javascript, C#, VB, Rust and Elixir. This session is about collaborating with others, becoming a better developer and building your network, in a fun, relaxed environment.
Throughout we will be sharing ideas, discussing best practices and using this as an opportunity to learn from our fellow coders. There's no need to be a professional developer - if you're interested, come along.
Food and drinks will be provided, with vegetarian and vegan options available. All you need to do is bring a machine if you'd like to code along.
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