Lightning Talks and Networking
Details
We'll have short talks from community members, plus time for you to join the Google Meet call and chat with us!
Speakers:
Lauren Smith - Skills Needed for a Successful Programming Project
Alex Ayon - Basic Data Structures in Python and JavaScript
Zach Alvstad - Build a (template) website and deploy on GitHub + LightHouse Basics
Obum Ukabam - "How Dare You!?" Discussing the brave steps you have taken in this intimidating world of Technology, overcoming the self doubt and imposter syndrome that comes with it, and how your journey can inspire others.
If you're interested in speaking at a meetup, please reach out to Chris Tse or Alex Ayon, and we’ll guide you through the process.
Our meetups are on Google Meet calls and are generally streamed live to Techlahoma's Twitch channel. Lightning talks are 5-10 minutes, half-length talks are 15-20 minutes, and full-length talks are 30-45 minutes. We'll work with you to determine the best length and topic for your talk!
We're also looking for people who are willing to answer questions on a panel about a topic such as public speaking. Let us know if you'd like to do that!
You can chat with developers and freeCodeCamp students from across the state in Techlahoma's #freecodecamp Slack channel! Our website has information on how to join us: http://www.fccokc.com/slack.html
Please make sure to abide by the Techlahoma Code of Conduct: https://www.techlahoma.org/code-of-conduct