Nerd-snipe Saigon

You can join the WhatsApp group here:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/HAFj4GbxvH33DBLgOZCDb7

Talks:

1. "Pluralizing is Hard" by Aimeric Clément
2. "Error Messages are UX" by Vladislav Shulyugin
3. "Additions on Automatic Layout for Web UI" by Michel Boretti
4. "Git or else, Jujutsu" by Danny

Schedule:
You can come early to co-work, I'll be at the coffee earlier that afternoon.

1. Let's simply discuss any topic, until enough people arrived. Lets keep it fairly technical.
2. I will bring in a projector, for short talks or technical demos of 5 to 30min. If you have any ongoing project that is interesting to discuss, or a keynote to make, let us know on the WhatsApp group or we may improvize on the spot.
3. We may go have a drink or grab a late dinner (I'll keep it affordable for everyone)

This may be about languages and language' designs, algorithms, low level, well designed abstractions, conduct of a software project... we may argue or defend TDD, love or hate Golang... it is all quite open, and it's all about diving down the rabbit hole.

notes:

• All English levels are welcome, so long as you know the technical rudimentaries- enough is all you need.
• If all of the attendance slots are full, feel free to join anyway, we got room.

You can join the WhatsApp group here:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/HAFj4GbxvH33DBLgOZCDb7
(Please let me know here so I can add you to the chat. We had to close the door to bots...)

No talks planned for this sessions
Please consider preparing talks for early October and let me know if you wish to showcase your project.

Schedule:
You can come early to co-work, I'll be at the coffee earlier that afternoon.

1. Let's simply discuss any topic, until enough people arrived. Lets keep it fairly technical. I may drop a difficult programming problem in the mix (language agnostic).
2. If we are many, we may divide in two tables and run through a specific topic. I will try to drop that topic and a few guidance questions on the WhatsApp group early before we meet.
3. We may go have a drink or grab a late dinner (I'll keep it affordable for everyone)

This may be about languages and language' designs, algorithms, low level, well designed abstractions, conduct of a software project... we may argue or defend TDD, love or hate Golang... it is all quite open, and it's all about diving down the rabbit hole.

notes:

• All English levels are welcome, so long as you know the technical rudimentaries- enough is all you need.
• If all of the attendance slots are full, feel free to join anyway, we got room.

You can join the WhatsApp group here:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/HAFj4GbxvH33DBLgOZCDb7 (If I leave you hanging, or denied you from entering, do not hesitate to let me know from meetup.com, we had a bot problem...)

Talks:

1. "An Ever-changing Address, Never Being Addressed" by Michel Boretti
2. "C Faster Than C++: An Ancient Myth Without a Proof" by Yurii Cherkasov
3. ... currently collecting talks

Schedule:
You can come early to co-work, I'll be at the coffee earlier that afternoon.

1. Let's simply discuss any topic, until enough people arrived. Lets keep it fairly technical.
2. I will bring in a projector, for short talks or technical demos of 5 to 30min. If you have any ongoing project that is interesting to discuss, or a keynote to make, let us know on the WhatsApp group or we may improvize on the spot.
3. We may go have a drink or grab a late dinner (I'll keep it affordable for everyone)

This may be about languages and language' designs, algorithms, low level, well designed abstractions, conduct of a software project... we may argue or defend TDD, love or hate Golang... it is all quite open, and it's all about diving down the rabbit hole.

notes:

• All English levels are welcome, so long as you know the technical rudimentaries- enough is all you need.
• If all of the attendance slots are full, feel free to join anyway, we got room.