Hack Evening and Summer Kata Challenge Wrap-up

Hack Evenings provide a safe and welcoming co-learning environment to work on your side project, online course, tutorials or code challenges and improve your programming skills!
It is not programming language or technology specific - if you are eager to spend time improving your coding skills or you have fun mentoring others, you are welcome to join! When you get stuck with something more experienced members can jump in and help.

The agenda for the evening:
19:00 - Welcome and introduction round so everybody knows your name and what your focus during the event will be.
19:20 - Networking: Break out rooms of two people.
19:30 - Coding time: Individually or in groups, members are working on projects / courses / coding exercises.
19:30 - Summer Kata Challenge 2021 Wrap-up 🎉 or open coding time
20:50 - Meetup wrap-up and share our learnings and experience during the event.
21:00 - Thank you!

Summer Kata Challenge 2021

You worked hard all summer and diligently solved some or all of the Summer Kata challenge Katas, and we are very impressed! Let's take some time to reflect on the challenge, what you loved, what you didn't and what you learned :)

If you did not participate in the challenge but are curious feel free to listen and ask questions. If not then please take some time for working on your personal coding challenges (or trying out any katas from challenge that looked interesting). Not sure what to focus on for the evening? A list of learning resources for different programming languages and ideas for small projects can be found here:
https://github.com/WomenWhoCode/Berlin/tree/master/hack-evenings

Stay in touch with the community! Join our slack:
http://bit.ly/WWCHackEveningsSlack

In order to make our events inclusive and a safe place for people to come learn, we do not tolerate harassment of members or event participants in any form.
Please refer to the WWC Code of Conduct which can be found here: https://www.womenwhocode.com/codeofconduct