Women's Tech Hub ~ Bristol

 
 
 

All levels are welcome to come along and use the opportunity to study We're partnered with the lovely Codehub lot so feel free to pop along and have a chat with like-minded attendees.

Currently we offer:

• CS50: for those interested in getting a grounding a Computer Science, CS50 (Harvard) provides an excellent remote course. We provide a space where learners can watch lectures (bring your own headphones!), read notes, attempt and discuss the lab sets or problems, and share experiences with others. (Note: this is not a taught course - the emphasis is on self-study and sharing.)
• WebDev: an opportunity to work on your own project or course and learn more skills from others.
• Study Group: a quiet place to study, code or work away from the more interactive groups.
• Bristol Data Science and Machine Learning: Join their group here Drop-In Session
• Women's Tech Hub: Separate table for the WTHub lot to support, chat and generally work out what you want to do in your career. We've made this a women only table as we realise that we've dropped our Friday women only group and wanted to recreate that to give you chance for honest discussions.

Other groups may also be arranged - we're working on it so watch this space (spoiler warning, there may be data, git and python)

 
 
 

Hi All
For those of you wishing to carry on with work or a talk on Workshop Wednesdays we have decided to open up a meetup so that you can join the CodeHub meetup on the following Tuesdays without having to join another meetup group.

For the online version of the Hack Night we are following this schedule:[masked] intros and social[masked] solo or group study/hacking
8 post hack catch up

Hack Night

This is a chance for anyone with an interest in programming and web development to code, share and learn from one another. Whether you are an experienced developer or just learning to code, interested in design or programming, you are more than welcome.

CodeHub also runs workshops, organises mentorships and facilitates study groups. Check out our website (www.codehub.org.uk) for more information.

Please join the #hacknight channel on our Slack board: http://slack.codehub.org.uk

Our Code of Conduct: http://codehub.org.uk/code-conduct

What is a "hack night"?

Hack night is a casual social coding event where people can come together to work on projects and learn new technologies in any language at any skill level. It is a good time to work on those projects on the "back burner" that you never have time for. Some people will have personal projects that they want to work on in a social atmosphere. Others may be interested in pairing up to work on a project or learn something new together, or work through some of the online coding challenges. Some people may be experts, others may be noobs, and others may just want to learn how to code - all are welcome!

 
 
 

All levels are welcome to come along and use the opportunity to study We're partnered with the lovely Codehub lot so feel free to pop along and have a chat with like-minded attendees.

Currently we offer:

• CS50: for those interested in getting a grounding a Computer Science, CS50 (Harvard) provides an excellent remote course. We provide a space where learners can watch lectures (bring your own headphones!), read notes, attempt and discuss the lab sets or problems, and share experiences with others. (Note: this is not a taught course - the emphasis is on self-study and sharing.)
• WebDev: an opportunity to work on your own project or course and learn more skills from others.
• Study Group: a quiet place to study, code or work away from the more interactive groups.
• Bristol Data Science and Machine Learning: Join their group here Drop-In Session
• Women's Tech Hub: Separate table for the WTHub lot to support, chat and generally work out what you want to do in your career. We've made this a women only table as we realise that we've dropped our Friday women only group and wanted to recreate that to give you chance for honest discussions.

Other groups may also be arranged - we're working on it so watch this space (spoiler warning, there may be data, git and python)

 
 
 

Hi All
For those of you wishing to carry on with work or a talk on Workshop Wednesdays we have decided to open up a meetup so that you can join the CodeHub meetup on the following Tuesdays without having to join another meetup group.

For the online version of the Hack Night we are following this schedule:[masked] intros and social[masked] solo or group study/hacking
8 post hack catch up

Hack Night

This is a chance for anyone with an interest in programming and web development to code, share and learn from one another. Whether you are an experienced developer or just learning to code, interested in design or programming, you are more than welcome.

CodeHub also runs workshops, organises mentorships and facilitates study groups. Check out our website (www.codehub.org.uk) for more information.

Please join the #hacknight channel on our Slack board: http://slack.codehub.org.uk

Our Code of Conduct: http://codehub.org.uk/code-conduct

What is a "hack night"?

Hack night is a casual social coding event where people can come together to work on projects and learn new technologies in any language at any skill level. It is a good time to work on those projects on the "back burner" that you never have time for. Some people will have personal projects that they want to work on in a social atmosphere. Others may be interested in pairing up to work on a project or learn something new together, or work through some of the online coding challenges. Some people may be experts, others may be noobs, and others may just want to learn how to code - all are welcome!