Weekly Civic Hack Night & Special 1 Night Angular Workshop

Interested in helping San Francisco? You have found the right place!

Join neighbors, government employees, designers, coders, students and more! Our weekly hack night is focused on civic tech and making government services better in San Francisco. We hack/build and learn together every Wednesday evening.

• Contribute to the betterment of San Francisco

• Build your own portfolio of work or work on someone else's cool project

• Meet new (and different!) people

SPECIAL WORKSHOP THIS WEEK:
Alain Chautard will go through an introduction to the Angular framework. If you don't know anything about Angular, this is a perfect opportunity to learn all of the basics and get you started with the framework! Alain will talk about TypeScript, components, services, pipes, and how to work with Angular CLI through live coding.

You will see that it is now easier than ever to add front-end development to your skillset!

Bio: Alain is a Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies / Angular. He started working with Angular JS in 2011.
Since then he has worked with all Angular versions on a daily basis, both as a developer and as a technical trainer.
He is the organizer of the Sacramento Angular Meetup group, co-organizer of the Google Developer Group chapter in Sacramento, California, and published author of the Packt video course “Getting Started with Angular“.

Interested in our current projects (http://codeforsanfrancisco.org/projects/)?

This week

Hacking with CivicMakers, WeVote, OpenReferral, Data Science Team, Adopt-A-Drain, and many more.

Schedule

6:00p doors open, socialize and eat dinner

6:30p welcome remarks, (often) a presentation, and project pitches

7:00p start hacking or stay for new member orientation

8:00p more hacking

9:00p keep on hacking

9:30p doors close and lights out.

Check out our website (http://codeforsanfrancisco.org/). Read/contribute to our code (https://github.com/sfbrigade). Communicate via our slack team (http://c4a.me/cfsfslack) (or IRC Freenode #sfbrigade).

If you have questions, please reach out over Slack, contact the organizers via meetup, or drop by on Wednesday evening.