This is a very casual and welcoming meetup - come along to code in company, chat about learning to code or coding in general and learn from other people over a beverage of your choice.
All languages and levels of experience welcome, you don't have to be a beginner and you also don't have to know anything yet to come along!
There's no structure for this event, it's just for socialising and learning - drop in for however long you like.
We will have a table reserved at the back of Akva so just ask for the coding meetup when you arrive.
This is a very casual and welcoming meetup - come along to code in company, chat about learning to code or coding in general and learn from other people over a beverage of your choice.
All languages and levels of experience welcome, you don't have to be a beginner and you also don't have to know anything yet to come along!
There's no structure for this event, it's just for socialising and learning - drop in for however long you like.
We will have a table reserved at the back of Akva so just ask for the coding meetup when you arrive.
This is a very casual and welcoming meetup - come along to code in company, chat about learning to code or coding in general and learn from other people over a beverage of your choice.
All languages and levels of experience welcome, you don't have to be a beginner and you also don't have to know anything yet to come along!
There's no structure for this event, it's just for socialising and learning - drop in for however long you like.
We will have a table reserved at the back of Akva so just ask for the coding meetup when you arrive.
ONLINE | Where's the Water? Trying to bring FOSS to a laid back community
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This month we have Jonathan Riddell talking about his project "Where's the Water?", a collaborative mapping tool for crowd sourcing data on Scottish rivers for the Scottish Canoe Association
To do this, we will use the hosted edition of Jitsi Meet, an open source web conferencing solution. Currently it has problems with Firefox unfortunately [1] so could participants please use Chromium, or Chrome, to connect, otherwise the meeting could be degraded for everybody...
This is our monthly informal gathering - just turn up, grab a drink, take a seat and start talking UX! You'll find us upstairs at The Outhouse (off the top of Broughton St.) - take the stairs to the right of the bar as you enter the venue.
Each month we'll have a short talk followed by some discussion around the things that interest you most. Add your ideas to our sketchbook - http://bit.ly/2khJxvg
Timeline:
5.30pm. If you've not been before, come along and say "Hi" and find out what we're all about.
6pm. Arrive, secure drinks, chat.
6.30pm. Group announcements (job opportunities, upcoming events etc.)
This is our monthly informal gathering - just turn up, grab a drink, take a seat and start talking UX! You'll find us upstairs at The Outhouse (off the top of Broughton St.) - take the stairs to the right of the bar as you enter the venue.
Each month we'll have a short talk followed by some discussion around the things that interest you most. Add your ideas to our sketchbook - http://bit.ly/2khJxvg
Timeline:
5.30pm. If you've not been before, come along and say "Hi" and find out what we're all about.
6pm. Arrive, secure drinks, chat.
6.30pm. Group announcements (job opportunities, upcoming events etc.)
This meetup will take place online via Zoom (starting 6.30pm).
Click the link in the invite to enter the meeting.
The password is 005767.
6.30pm - Intro & community announcements
7pm - Talk - Designing for Emotions
Zanna is a graphic designer at Editions Financial, who recently completed a user experience design course with UXDI. She will share the insights gathered from the research of airline websites and observing the users booking flights online. The talk will focus on the things that frustrate users, dark patterns and usability issues.
7.30pm - Discussion - Working remotely
We'll use breakouts to discuss the impact of current circumstances on our working patterns, and the challenges and opportunities this brings. We'll also discuss our experiences using remote methods and tools.
This meetup will take place online via Zoom (starting 6.30pm)
6.30pm - Intro & community announcements
7pm - Talk - Designing for Emotions
Zanna is a graphic designer at Editions Financial, who recently completed a user experience design course with UXDI. She will share the insights gathered from the research of airline websites and observing the users booking flights online. The talk will focus on the things that frustrate users, dark patterns and usability issues.
7.30pm - Discussion - Working remotely
We'll use breakouts to discuss the impact of current circumstances on our working patterns, and the challenges and opportunities this brings. We'll also discuss our experiences using remote methods and tools.
This month, Nick Jones will be giving us a talk on his bunker server farm, "Sausage Cloud!"
"From hosting QuakeWorld servers in the late 90s to running my own public cloud platform today, Linux and other free Unix-like operating systems have always empowered me to run my own services. In this talk I’ll cover a bit of history - what it took to run Infrastructure-as-a-Service in the early 2000s versus today - and why someone might be crazy enough to continue do such a thing.
"I’ll also cover the deployment specifics of this relatively small cloud platform that I run as a hobby project, using spare hardware cobbled together from various places, lashed together with Linux.”
To do this, we will use the hosted edition of Jitsi Meet, an open source web conferencing solution. Currently it has problems with Firefox unfortunately [1] so could participants please use Chromium, or Chrome, to connect, otherwise the meeting could be degraded for everybody...
This is a very casual and welcoming meetup - come along to code in company, chat about learning to code or coding in general and learn from other people over a beverage of your choice.
All languages and levels of experience welcome, you don't have to be a beginner and you also don't have to know anything yet to come along!
There's no structure for this event, it's just for socialising and learning - drop in for however long you like.
We will have a table reserved at the back of Akva so just ask for the coding meetup when you arrive.
This is a very casual and welcoming meetup - come along to code in company, chat about learning to code or coding in general and learn from other people over a beverage of your choice.
All languages and levels of experience welcome, you don't have to be a beginner and you also don't have to know anything yet to come along!
There's no structure for this event, it's just for socialising and learning - drop in for however long you like.
We will have a table reserved at the back of Akva so just ask for the coding meetup when you arrive.
Fairer working conditions in Edinburgh Tech (online)
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Our regular meetings are on hiatus, but it's important to stay in contact!
This is a wild time for all workers in tech: salaried, self-employed, or freelance.
Let's have a casual meetup to share stories of home working setups, workplace treatment, and most importantly just to check in on everyone. Don't worry if you haven't been to a real meeting before - now is a perfect time to say hi for the first time.
I can also give everyone a quick update on conversations I've been having with a couple of coding co-ops.
We're using the secure, open source platform Jitsi -
Link - https://meet.jit.si/EdTechWork
Password - ox184
Fairer working conditions in Edinburgh Tech (online)
Description changed:
Our regular meetings are on hiatus, but it's important to stay in contact!
This is a wild time for all workers in tech: salaried, self-employed, or freelance.
Let's have a casual meetup to share stories of home working setups, workplace treatment, and most importantly just to check in on everyone. Don't worry if you haven't been to a real meeting before - now is a perfect time to say hi for the first time.
I can also give everyone a quick update on conversations I've been having with a couple of coding co-ops.
We're using the secure, open source platform Jitsi -
Link - https://meet.jit.si/EdTechWork
Password - ox184
Join us for online lean coffee in this new world of being at home in a crisis and trying to get some work done. we'll use an open space/lean coffee approach to create some groups with aligned interests and get stuck in. Bring your own pizza and beer!
Clarke Ching - Corkscrew Thinking: Add 30 IQ points, in 90 minutes
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We're delighted to be teaming up with our friends at TFoW who have organised for Clarke Ching to present "Corkscrew Thinking" online.
Clarke last spoke at LAE back in late 2016, shortly before he left our sunny shores for NZ. He was hugely influential in growing the Scottish agile community, leading Agile Scotland in it's early years.
Clarke authored The Bottleneck Rules (which was, just for a few days, the second best selling leadership book on amazon.com) and Rolling Rocks Downhill. He currently teaches IT leaders how to solve gnarly problems using Goldratt’s Theory of Constraints (ToC). https://www.clarkeching.com/
Talk Description:
Corkscrew Thinking: Add 30 IQ points, in 90 minutes.
Want to learn the obscure thinking technique that Winston Churchill used to help win World War ONE?
That’s not a typo ... he called it “Corkscrew Thinking”.
The world’s #1 management thinker, Roger L Martin, calls it "Integrative Thinking" and says it is the ONE skill that differentiates the most successful leaders from the masses.
Eli Goldratt, the genius who created the Theory Of Constraints (ToC) said it was this thinking tool - which he called "evaporating clouds" - rather than his raw intelligence that enabled him to solve the gnarliest of problems, and create startlingly simple solutions, while other equally clever people remained stumped.
UPDATE - This meetup will be going ahead however we will be running a live stream webinar instead.
Speaker 1
Colin Gray, Data Scientist, TIBCO
Colin Gray is a data scientist working for TIBCO within their global data science team. As part of TIBCO's partnership with the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One, Colin plays an active role working with the team and TIBCO's own Formula 1 simulator. In general, his career in data analytics, modelling and data science has spanned over 20 years having worked in multiple industries. Most recently this included being the lead data scientist for the Scottish Environment Protection Agency prior to joining TIBCO. He has a real passion for bringing analytics and data science to a wider audience and making it as accessible as possible.
Talk summary:
Data Science is having an increasing impact in sports. TIBCO actively supports teams such as Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One, TIBCO-Silicon Valley Women’s cycling and the NFL. In this talk we cover our partnership with the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One team as well as demonstrate with our own Formula One simulator how TIBCO technologies are used to analyse lap performance, predict lap times and the likelihood of a crash occurrence. We will give live demonstrations of the data science we use, as well as discuss the full data science life cycle from how we analyse lap data from our simulator, to building models, model deployment and taking action from the findings.
ONLINE | Everyone loves a sausage: Running your own public cloud platform
Description changed:
This month, Nick Jones will be giving us a talk on his bunker server farm, "Sausage Cloud!"
"From hosting QuakeWorld servers in the late 90s to running my own public cloud platform today, Linux and other free Unix-like operating systems have always empowered me to run my own services. In this talk I’ll cover a bit of history - what it took to run Infrastructure-as-a-Service in the early 2000s versus today - and why someone might be crazy enough to continue do such a thing.
"I’ll also cover the deployment specifics of this relatively small cloud platform that I run as a hobby project, using spare hardware cobbled together from various places, lashed together with Linux.”
This is a very casual and welcoming meetup - come along to code in company, chat about learning to code or coding in general and learn from other people over a beverage of your choice.
All languages and levels of experience welcome, you don't have to be a beginner and you also don't have to know anything yet to come along!
There's no structure for this event, it's just for socialising and learning - drop in for however long you like.
We will have a table reserved at the back of Akva so just ask for the coding meetup when you arrive.
This is a very casual and welcoming meetup - come along to code in company, chat about learning to code or coding in general and learn from other people over a beverage of your choice.
All languages and levels of experience welcome, you don't have to be a beginner and you also don't have to know anything yet to come along!
There's no structure for this event, it's just for socialising and learning - drop in for however long you like.
We will have a table reserved at the back of Akva so just ask for the coding meetup when you arrive.
This is a very casual and welcoming meetup - come along to code in company, chat about learning to code or coding in general and learn from other people over a beverage of your choice.
All languages and levels of experience welcome, you don't have to be a beginner and you also don't have to know anything yet to come along!
There's no structure for this event, it's just for socialising and learning - drop in for however long you like.
We will have a table reserved at the back of Akva so just ask for the coding meetup when you arrive.
Angel Investors *Virtual* Meetup with Paul Atkinson, Tech Investor
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This is now an online event. We will make the Zoom link available to people who RSVP
Want to become an Angel Investor?
Or meet like-minded Angel Investors, develop your investing knowledge and get opportunities to support exciting young companies?
Then please come along to our Angel Investor Meetup with Paul Atkinson of Par Equity on Thursday 24th March at 6:00pm in the offices of Cazenove Capital in Edinburgh.
POSSIBLE BENEFITS TO BECOMING AN ANGEL INVESTOR:
Do something more exciting with your money
Partner with Entrepreneurs who can change the world
Benefit from Income Tax Relief and CGT Exemption
Possibly, maybe get a better return from your assets
Your Capital Will be at Risk!
AGENDA:
6:00pm – 9:00 PM Virtual Event on Zoom
WHO IS THIS EVENT FOR?
This event is for Aspiring and Self Certified Angel Investors / High Net Worth Individuals – people who want to help make Scotland the most entrepreneurial country in the world.
ABOUT OUR GUEST SPEAKER – Paul Atkinson
Paul is a professional investor, venture capitalist and board advisor with a substantial track record of creating value for companies in the technology and services sector and taking them to a successful exit.
Paul had started three previous businesses: Head Resourcing, which was founded in 2001 (2017 turnover – £65 million); Direct Resources, which was acquired by NASDAQ listed iGate Corporation in 1999; and RecruitmentScotland.com, which was acquired by another NASDAQ listed business, TMP Worldwide, in 2000.
Photo of Paul Atkinson Founding Partner at Par Equity
He has founded, invested in, and advised businesses within, Technology, Business and IT Services, achieving successful exits for more than 20 businesses.
He is a founding partner of the investment business, Par Equity, which provides EIS investment opportunities in the technology space as well as managing investment funds in residential property and forestry. Since its launch in 2008, Par Equity has invested more than £150m in companies, with numerous realisations to its credit, including winning the best UK exit award in 2018 for Glasgow based ICS Learn.
Alongside his Par Equity interests, Paul is also Chairman of the global recruitment business, Taranata Group as well as being a visiting Professor of Edinburgh Napier University’s business school.
You can find out more about Par Equity here https://www.parequity.com/
ARE YOU AN ENTREPRENEUR/ADVISER?
We do allow a small number of Entrepreneurs and Advisers to attend this event. We also offer support for those who want to pitch for investment.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO PITCH AT THIS EVENT?
We offer the following support for those who want to pitch for investment:
A presentation template that enables you to get an Angel Investors attention and a meeting afterwards
30 minutes coaching session to ensure you make the most of your opportunity
A 15-minute Pitch and Q&A opportunity at The Angel Investor Meetup
A 30-minute de-brief/coaching session afterwards to guide your next steps
ABOUT OUR SPONSORS Scholes Chartered Accountants
Scholes CA are providing the food and drink at our Angel Investor Meetups.
BUT
Angel Investing can be very rewarding, exciting and great fun but you should be aware of the risks and challenges in trying to do it on your own.
Here is a thought provoking article for you to read. http://observer.com/2015/08/why-i-stopped-angel-investing-and-you-should-never-start/
Burning money
JOIN OUR MEETUP GROUP
Our monthly events are intended to create an open an inclusive community of ambitious individuals who want to make a difference, have fun and make money through Angel Investing.
If you are an Angel Investor already or are interested in becoming one, please join our group the Angel Investor Meetup by clicking here https://www.meetup.com/Angel-Investor-Meetup/
ABOUT THE ORGANISERS
The Angel Investor Meetup – Edinburgh was CoFounded in February 2018 by James Shoemark, Michael Clouser and Jane Darkes.
James Shoemark is a serial entrepreneur and the CoFounder/CEO and Director at the The Startup Race Ltd which is a radical new approach to identifying the top performing startup teams.
Michael Clouser is the Cofounder/CSO and Director of The Startup Race. He is a former venture capitalist in the US and has a large network within the US and UK Investor community. Michael also led the Edinburgh-Stanford Link and co-founded the Edinburgh Entrepreneurship Club (E-Club). He earned advanced degrees from Cornell University (Hotel School and Johnson School) and the University of Edinburgh (Business School) and is a professor and serial entrepreneur in the technology and education spaces.
Jane Darkes has over 18 years professional experience in both B2B and B2C marketing on both client and agency side.
You can find out how The Startup Race helps Entrepreneurs become market and investor ready here https://thestartuprace.com/
CONTACTING YOU POST EVENT
By agreeing to attend an event, we reserve the right to contact you post event. If you do not wish to be contacted, please let us know.
LEGAL NOTES
Please be aware that any investment opportunity that may become available through the Angel Investor Meetup group or The Startup Race Ltd is only suitable for accredited investors who are familiar with and willing to accept the high risk associated with private investments. Any investor who intends to take up any investment opportunity must be an accredited, qualified or sophisticated investor according to local or national regulations that apply.
There will be no investigation to the accuracy of any information or terms provided by any companies seeking investment. and there may well be errors in the information provided so we strongly suggest that you seek legal advice prior to commencement of any potential transaction. All information provided by the Angel Investor Meetup group or The Startup Race Ltd is strictly for informational purposed only and does not constitute business, financial, investment, hedging, trading, legal, regulatory, tax or accounting advice or services. The Angel Investor Meetup group or The Startup Race Ltd are not a registered brokers or dealers or any other regulated entity. The Angel Investor Meetup group or The Startup Race Ltd do not sell or offer to sell any securities and no information provided by the Angel Investor Meetup group or The Startup Race Ltd is intended to constitute or to be interpreted as any such offer. Any investor requesting to contact a company through the Angel Investor Meetup group or The Startup Race Ltd does so at his/her own risk and is solely responsible for conducting any legal, accounting or due diligence review.
The Angel Investor Meetup and The Startup Race Ltd is not regulated by the FCA, does not give financial advice and does not propose financial investments. Our mission is to run events and services to inform, inspire and provide opportunities for appropriate partners to meet.
Warning – Financial Services and Markets Act 2000
The information is directed only at persons who have valid certification that they are ‘High Net Worth Individuals’, or ‘Sophisticated Investors’ as defined by the Financial Services & Markets Act 2000, or are non-UK residents (in which case they must act in conformity with any relevant laws in their country of residence).
Investment in new business carries high risks as well as the possibility of high rewards. Its highly speculative & potential investors should be aware that no established market exists for the trading of shares in private companies. Before investing in a project about which information is given, potential investors are strongly advised to take advice from a person authorised under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA) who specialises in advising on investments of this kind. Angel Investment Network Ltd cannot advise on the merits or risks of investment and is not authorised to arrange transactions or circulate offer documents under the Financial Services & Markets Act 2000.
The information has not been approved by an authorised person within the meaning of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. Reliance on such promotion for the purpose of engaging in any investment activity may expose an individual to a significant risk of losing all of the property or other assets invested.
Self-Certification as a High Net Worth or Sophisticated Investor: Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion and Promotion of Collective Investment Schemes) (Miscellaneous Amendments) Order 2005
In terms of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (“FSMA”) and the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005 (as amended) (“FSMAO”), individuals seeking to make angel investments in SMEs are required to provide evidence that they are either a “certified high net worth individual”, “self-certified sophisticated investor” or a “certified sophisticated investor”. If you are in either of these categories then you are exempt from the provisions of the FSMA.
To satisfy the requirements of the FSMA you must satisfy one of the following three options:
1. Certified High Net Worth Individual
I confirm that I am a certified high net worth individual for the purposes of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005.
I understand that this means:- (a) I can receive financial promotions that may not have been approved by a person authorised by the Financial Services Authority; (b) the content of such financial promotions may not conform to rules issued by the Financial Services Authority; (c) by signing this statement I may lose significant rights; (d) I may have no right to complain to either of the following: (i) the Financial Services Authority; or (ii) the Financial Ombudsman Scheme; and (e) I may have no right to seek compensation from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
I am a certified high net worth individual because at least one of the following applies:-
(a) I had, during the financial year immediately preceding the date below, an annual income to the value of : £100,000 or more; or (b) I held, throughout the financial year immediately preceding the date below, net assets to the value of : £250,000 or more.
“net assets” for these purposes do not include:- (i) the property which is my primary residence or any loan secured on that residence; (ii) any rights of mine under a qualifying contract of insurance within the meaning of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities) Order 2001; or (iii) any benefits (in the form of pensions or otherwise) which are payable on the termination of my service or on my death or retirement and to which I am (or my dependants are), or may be, entitled.
I accept that I can lose my property and other assets from making investment decisions based on financial promotions.
I am aware that it is open to me to seek advice from someone who specialises in advising on investments.
Or:
2. Statement for Self-Certified Sophisticated Investor
I confirm that I am a self-certified sophisticated investor for the purposes of the Financial Services and Markets Act (Financial Promotion) Order 2005.
I understand that this means: (a) I can receive financial promotions that may not have been approved by a person authorised by the Financial Services Authority; (b) the content of such financial promotions may not conform to rules issued by the Financial Services Authority; (c) by signing this statement I may lose significant rights; (d) I may have no right to complain to either of the following:- (i) the Financial Services Authority; or (ii) the Financial Ombudsman Scheme; and (e) I may have no right to seek compensation from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
I am a self-certified sophisticated investor because at least one of the following applies:-
(a) I am a member of a network or syndicate of business angels and have been so for at least the last six months prior to the date below; (b) I have made more than one investment in an unlisted company in the two years prior to the date below; (c) I am working, or have worked in the two years prior to the date below, in a professional capacity in the private equity sector, or in the provision of finance for small and medium enterprises; (d) I am currently, or have been in the two years prior to the date below, a director of a company with an annual turnover of at least : £1 million.
I accept that I can lose my property and other assets from making investment decisions based on financial promotions.
I am aware that it is open to me to seek advice from someone who specialises in advising on investments.
Or:
3. Statements for Certified Sophisticated Investor
Part 1 – Statement by the investor:
I confirm that I am able to receive promotions which are exempt from the restrictions on financial promotion in the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. The exemption relates to certified sophisticated investors and I declare that I qualify as such in relation to investments of the following kind: investments in unquoted private companies and unquoted public companies. I accept that the contents of promotions and other material that I receive may not have been approved by an authorised person and that their content may not therefore be subject to controls which would apply if the promotion were made or approved by an authorised person. I am aware that it is open to me to seek advice from someone who specialises in advising on this kind of investment.
Part 2 – Certification by an Authorised Person advising the investor:
An “authorised person” in terms of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 must certify that the person who has signed the above statement (in Part 1) is a “sophisticated investor” in terms of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005.
#Inspiring #Startups, #Entrepreneurs and #Investors in #Edinburgh
Edinburgh Data Visualisation Meetup #15 Andy Kirk CANCELLED
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It's not academic CANCELLED DUE TO PUBLIC HEALTH SITUATION
Andy Kirk (www.visualisingdata.com/about/)
Author, 'Data Visualisation: A Handbook for Data Driven Design' and curator of one of the best collections of visualisation resources out there (www.visualisingdata.com/resources)
Andy may be the UK's most experienced freelance data visualiser. Based in Yorkshire, he's been a consultant, trainer, teacher, author, speaker, researcher and editor for over a decade.
A business analyst and information manager at CIS Insurance, West Yorkshire Police and the University of Leeds, he discovered data visualisation in 2007 and has gone on to work with organisations including Google, CERN, Electronic Arts, the EU Council, Hershey, and McKinsey.
Maintaining an active academic interest, he worked on an AHRC project on public data visualisation literacy, as well as taught on the Information Visualisation Masters at the Maryland Institute College of Art, the MSc Business Analytics programme at Imperial College Business School, and at UCL School of Management.
His award-winning website has tracked the rising popularity of the subject and is now a popular reference offering contemporary discourse, design techniques, and vast collections of examples and resources.
Training workshop:
While he's in town, Andy is running a whole-day workshop teaching DV techniques (which he's done almost 300 times in 27 countries!). EDVM members are entitled to a 10% discount (please message organisers for the code) upon registration at:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/data-visualisation-infographics-training-1-day-edinburgh-registration-91109301373
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Thanks to Cirrus Logic for sponsoring our food and refreshments.
Cirrus Logic's engineers and data scientists design intelligent audio chips that power the smartphone in your pocket, consumer and car audio systems, and smart homes. As a major presence in the buzzing local tech ecosystem, Cirrus Logic is proud to sponsor the Edinburgh Data Visualisation Meetup.
As usual, there will be space if you have anything to share. We're also open to suggestions for topics and speakers, so let us know if you have someone or something in mind.
Please do circulate this invitation. Everyone welcome. We're in an accessible space. Bring colleagues, family, friends, & kids.
This is a very casual and welcoming meetup - come along to code in company, chat about learning to code or coding in general and learn from other people over a beverage of your choice.
All languages and levels of experience welcome, you don't have to be a beginner and you also don't have to know anything yet to come along!
There's no structure for this event, it's just for socialising and learning - drop in for however long you like.
We will have a table reserved at the back of Akva so just ask for the coding meetup when you arrive.
We usually run monthly talks in a pub but we don't really feel like going out this month.
We're looking into options for a remote hangout at the moment.
Join an informal conversation about organising for fairer working conditions in the Edinburgh Tech Sector. This includes discussion about pay, benefits, equality, work culture, mental and physical health, etc - all ideas welcome. We should have some flyers on the tables so you can find us.
For now it seems best to meet online - send me a message on how to join the zoom call.
Join an informal conversation about organising for fairer working conditions in the Edinburgh Tech Sector. This includes discussion about pay, benefits, equality, work culture, mental and physical health, etc - all ideas welcome. We should have some flyers on the tables so you can find us.
For now it seems best to meet online - send me a message on how to join the zoom call.
