Code Self Study: Open Programming Session (Albany, CA)

Come join us for an informal, open programming session at a cafe on Solano Ave in Albany, CA. All programming languages and levels of experience are welcome.

There is a cafe there with some outdoor seating. I'll sit outside, but there are also seats inside. Charge your laptop battery in advance if possible, but there are power outlets inside if you need them.

Please write down or save my phone number (listed above when you are logged in), since you may need to call/text me to find the group. See below for parking information.

This meetup will be a self-directed programming session without a fixed plan or leader. Just bring whatever tutorials, books, courses, or projects that you're working on. You can meet people, find a partner for pair programming, talk about technology, find/create a study group, work on a personal or group project, build an entrepreneurial project, or just study a book or tutorial. It's very informal.

Optional activities: if you want to work on coding puzzles, projects, and/or study groups with other attendees, let an organizer know when you arrive.

Learn more about the group at https://codeselfstudy.com/

The meetups are free to attend, but please remember to buy a drink or pastry when you arrive at the cafe so that they stay happy about our meeting there. If you're hungry, they also have some food, or we can get some food at a nearby restaurant after the meetup.

The cafe is a few blocks from El Cerrito Plaza BART Station. Parking Information: there is free parking on most of the side streets off of Solano Ave, as long as you are at least a couple of blocks from the San Pablo Ave intersection.

All programming languages and levels of experience are welcome. Some common interests in the group are: web development, Python/Django, JavaScript/Node.js/TypeScript/React/Vue, HTML5, CSS, Elixir/Erlang, Rust, WebAssembly, data science, GNU, Linux, algorithms, Haskell, Lisp, C/C++, Vim/Emacs, Docker, DevOps, math, microcontrollers, Blender, Unity, C#, creative coding, and much more.