Doors open at 17:30, please arrive by 18:30 at the latest. Coding to start shortly after.
Please bring your laptops!
Join us for a night of seasonal programming puzzles! We will split into small groups and work together, trying to solve the different challenges on adventofcode.com
Every skill level is welcome, we will be sure to try and pair you up with somebody more experienced (if you like!).
There are no rules, you can use any language you like. We of course suggest Python and encourage a TDD approach. However, as long as you follow the code of conduct[0] and have fun, anything goes!
Join the League of Entrepreneurs during Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) for a special screening of a film on the history of the "First Digital Nation" of Estonia, one of shining stars of the European Union in terms of progressiveness and entrepreneur-friendliness. The film is entitled "Rodeo: Taming a Wild Nation". This film is 77 minutes long, has subtitles in English, and is a documentary by Raimo Jõerand and Kiur Aarma. This film screening will be followed by a Q&A with the Estonian Ambassador to the UK, H.E.Ms Tiina Intelmann.
Please note that this event is NOT organized by the League of Entrepreneurs, rather, we are supporting it as a part of our GEW programming, in recognition for what Estonia has done and will do for entrepreneurs and freelancers from all over the world. GEW just happens to fall during the same week as Estonia Now! in Glasgow. The event is hosted by the University of Glasgow and the Estonian Ministry of Culture and Estonian Embassy in London. Please note that you must register before attending on the event website. Please do so, and know that registering here on this meetup group will not qualify you to attend.
The event is free and you can register here: https://event.bookitbee.com/18767/estonia-now-film-screening
We encourage entrepreneurs from all over Scotland to attend and perhaps join us afterwards for a pub visit. We'll head to Brew Dog nearby about 8p. Brew Dog's address is 1397 Argyle St, Glasgow G3 8AN
More about the Film and Event:
"An exclusive screening of the 2018 film documentary Rodeo, set in the years following the first free elections in Estonia since World War II: They have to the surprise of all brought to power young and idealistic political forces. They are led by 32 year old Mart Laar, Europe’s youngest prime minister, who is charged with crafting a country out of chaos.
This is a story about gaining and losing trust, about the widening conflict between idealists and a rising economic elite, when a prime minister’s good options grow fewer by the day. A story of idealists becoming politicians and opponents.
See a trailer for Rodeo here: https://vimeo.com/183094868
Part of Estonia Now, a city-wide festival of visual art, film, contemporary dance and performance. Seem more here: https://www.glasgowlife.org.uk/arts-music-and-cultural-venues/festivals/estonia-now-12-18-november
The University of Glasgow, in partnership with the Estonian Ministry of Culture and Estonian Embassy in London, has generously hosted this event which is part of the programme of Estonia Now, a city-wide festival of visual art, film, contemporary dance and performance. Estonia Now has been proposed and co-produced by the Estonian Embassy in London, as part of the Estonian Republic centenary celebrations"
Code of Conduct changed:
See https://event.bookitbee.com/18767/estonia-now-film-screening
If you would like to build a website using WordPress, or if you already have a WP site which is having issues, or if you are looking to share your WP knowledge, then this is the gathering to come along to. The idea is that people of all levels of ability can come along, collaborate, and discuss and/or show those aspects of WordPress that are of interest.
This informal get-together is also ideal for anyone who is new to WordPress and looking to find out more. Hear other people share their knowledge and experience, such as:
- how to know if my WP site is successful?
- does security really affect my site?
- tips on making my content (more) engaging
- making my site work for mobile
- recommendations on plugins , SEO, accessability
- and much more ...
Please note that whilst this meetup is free to attend, it cannot provide consultancy or tailored training. Despite saying that, we would hope to at least give you a 'steer' in the right direction or an independent opinion on approaches for your WP site. Remember to please bring a laptop or tablet for best results.
So do you want us to help you get more out of your WordPress site? Then come along and make your WordPress site (even) better!
Mags & Sean are looking forward to you seeing you there :-)
If you would like to build a website using WordPress, or if you already have a WP site which is having issues, or if you are looking to share your WP knowledge, then this is the gathering to come along to. The idea is that people of all levels of ability can come along, collaborate, and discuss and/or show those aspects of WordPress that are of interest.
This informal get-together is also ideal for anyone who is new to WordPress and looking to find out more. Hear other people share their knowledge and experience, such as:
- how to know if my WP site is successful?
- does security really affect my site?
- tips on making my content (more) engaging
- making my site work for mobile
- recommendations on plugins , SEO, accessability
- and much more ...
Please note that whilst this meetup is free to attend, it cannot provide consultancy or tailored training. Despite saying that, we would hope to at least give you a 'steer' in the right direction or an independent opinion on approaches for your WP site. Remember to please bring a laptop or tablet for best results.
So do you want us to help you get more out of your WordPress site? Then come along and make your WordPress site (even) better!
Sean is looking forward to you seeing you there :-)
Estonia: Rodeo (Documentary Film) during Global Entrepreneurship Week
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Join the League of Entrepreneurs during Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) for a special screening of a film on the history of the "First Digital Nation" of Estonia, one of shining stars of the European Union in terms of progressiveness and entrepreneur-friendliness. The film is entitled "Rodeo: Taming a Wild Nation". This film is 77 minutes long, has subtitles in English, and is a documentary by Raimo Jõerand and Kiur Aarma. This film screening will be followed by a Q&A with the Estonian Ambassador to the UK, H.E.Ms Tiina Intelmann.
Please note that this event is NOT organized by the League of Entrepreneurs, rather, we are supporting it as a part of our GEW programming, in recognition for what Estonia has done and will do for entrepreneurs and freelancers from all over the world. GEW just happens to fall during the same week as Estonia Now! in Glasgow. The event is hosted by the University of Glasgow and the Estonian Ministry of Culture and Estonian Embassy in London. Please note that you must register before attending on the event website. Please do so, and know that registering here on this meetup group will not qualify you to attend.
The event is free and you can register here: https://event.bookitbee.com/18767/estonia-now-film-screening
We encourage entrepreneurs from all over Scotland to attend and perhaps join us afterwards for a pub visit.
More about the Film and Event:
"An exclusive screening of the 2018 film documentary Rodeo, set in the years following the first free elections in Estonia since World War II: They have to the surprise of all brought to power young and idealistic political forces. They are led by 32 year old Mart Laar, Europe’s youngest prime minister, who is charged with crafting a country out of chaos.
This is a story about gaining and losing trust, about the widening conflict between idealists and a rising economic elite, when a prime minister’s good options grow fewer by the day. A story of idealists becoming politicians and opponents.
See a trailer for Rodeo here: https://vimeo.com/183094868
Part of Estonia Now, a city-wide festival of visual art, film, contemporary dance and performance. Seem more here: https://www.glasgowlife.org.uk/arts-music-and-cultural-venues/festivals/estonia-now-12-18-november
The University of Glasgow, in partnership with the Estonian Ministry of Culture and Estonian Embassy in London, has generously hosted this event which is part of the programme of Estonia Now, a city-wide festival of visual art, film, contemporary dance and performance. Estonia Now has been proposed and co-produced by the Estonian Embassy in London, as part of the Estonian Republic centenary celebrations"
Estonia: The First Digital Nation - Global Entrepreneurship Week
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Today we have the opportunity to learn about Europe's most forward-thinking and entrepreneur-friendly State, Estonia. It is also known as the First Digital Nation. Join us for another event during Global Entrepreneurship Week, which just so happens to coincide with Estonia Now week in Glasgow, Scotland.
This event is hosted by the University of Glasgow, please note. We, the League of Entrepreneurs, a global network of startup professionals, are supporting it and some of us will be attending it as well. Please note while the event is free, you will still have to register for it. Indicating your intention to go here on this meetup site will not constitute your RSVP.
The Laague of Entrepreneurs is a global network of startup professionals who share a belief in a scientific, lean, data-driven approach to starting and growing new firms while disrupting old industries. We are powered by The Startup Race, the global accelerator for new ventures from the League of Entrepreneurs.
Skyscanner is based on 155 St Vincent Street. It is a Glass / Steel building with big copper square round the entrances. There are two entrances but Skyscanner is only in 155, the one further up the hill of St Vincent Street.
#Registration
When registering on the day you will need to provide your full name & email address.
#Food & drink
Food & drink will be provided!
# How the event works
After we have decided on some challenges for the evening, we break into small groups (2-4 people) and see how far we can get. After about 90 minutes we get together and share what we have learnt, showing code and demo's of it in action. # Requirements
If you have a laptop with a working Clojure environment please bring it along. As we arrange ourselves into small groups, if you don't have a laptop you can still join in.
We are collecting all our kata solutions here, take a peek at what we've done so far (https://github.com/glasgow-clj/dojofun)
# Discussions
We’ll be discussing the meetup on the london-clojurians mailing list (http://groups.google.com/group/glasgow-clojurians-group/)
If you want to know how to run your own dojo or get an idea of what dojos are like you can read more at http://otfrom.wordpress.com/2010/10/26/faq-how-much-do-i-need-to-know-before-i-come-to-the-dojo/
# Background
Clojure is a JVM language that has syntactically similarities to Lisp, full integration with Java and its libraries and focuses on providing a solution to the issue of single machine concurrency.
Its small core makes it surprisingly easy for Java developers to pick up and it provides a powerful set of concurrency strategies and data structures designed to make immutable data easy to work with. If you went to Rich Hickey’s LJC talk about creating Clojure you’ll already know this, if not it’s well worth watching the Rich Hickey “Clojure for Java Programmers” (http://skillsmatter.com/podcast/java-jee/clojure-for-java-programmers) video or Stuart Halloway “Radical Simplicity” (http://skillsmatter.com/podcast/java-jee/radical-simplicity) video.
Skyscanner is based on 155 St Vincent Street. It is a Glass / Steel building with big copper square round the entrances. There are two entrances but Skyscanner is only in 155, the one further up the hill of St Vincent Street.
#Registration
When registering on the day you will need to provide your full name & email address.
#Food & drink
Food & drink will be provided!
# How the event works
After we have decided on some challenges for the evening, we break into small groups (2-4 people) and see how far we can get. After about 90 minutes we get together and share what we have learnt, showing code and demo's of it in action. # Requirements
If you have a laptop with a working Clojure environment please bring it along. As we arrange ourselves into small groups, if you don't have a laptop you can still join in.
# Discussions
We’ll be discussing the meetup on the london-clojurians mailing list (http://groups.google.com/group/glasgow-clojurians-group/)
If you want to know how to run your own dojo or get an idea of what dojos are like you can read more at http://otfrom.wordpress.com/2010/10/26/faq-how-much-do-i-need-to-know-before-i-come-to-the-dojo/
# Background
Clojure is a JVM language that has syntactically similarities to Lisp, full integration with Java and its libraries and focuses on providing a solution to the issue of single machine concurrency.
Its small core makes it surprisingly easy for Java developers to pick up and it provides a powerful set of concurrency strategies and data structures designed to make immutable data easy to work with. If you went to Rich Hickey’s LJC talk about creating Clojure you’ll already know this, if not it’s well worth watching the Rich Hickey “Clojure for Java Programmers” (http://skillsmatter.com/podcast/java-jee/clojure-for-java-programmers) video or Stuart Halloway “Radical Simplicity” (http://skillsmatter.com/podcast/java-jee/radical-simplicity) video.
Anatomy of a Data Science Project – this session will walk through what typically goes into a good data science solution and some advice on how to structure a project for ease of understanding and repeatability.
An introduction to network analysis – What is Network analysis, where it comes from with some examples and what it can be used for.
Speakers:
Adam Sroka - Senior Data Scientist at Incremental Group - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aesroka
Ricardo Antunes - Data Scientist at Incremental Group - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ricardo-antunes-764755123
Adam and Ricardo are the two leading Data Scientists at Incremental Group helping a wide range of Organisations with Data Science projects. Adam first starting using machine learning during his Doctorate of Engineering at the University of Strathclyde. He has worked as a data scientist since then, working primarily with large data volumes and taking models from experimentation through to production. Ricardo original trained as a marine biologist where he learned data science as part of his Doctoral research project on whales. He has working in a wide range of academic and consultancy roes.
Agenda:
6:30 PM – 7:00 PM: Networking
7:00 PM – 08.00 PM Presentations / Q & A Session
8.00 PM - 9.00 PM: Networking and Drink
Where do you look when sourcing the next generation of talent?
ScotlandIS could give you a few options.
Come along and hear from the staff at ePlacement Scotland, CodeClan, University of the West of Scotland and University of Glasgow to understand how they can help you and your business access the very best of Scotland’s up and coming talent pipeline.
ePlacement Scotland match your needs with the skills of students currently studying at our universities, placements can be anywhere from 3 to 12 months.
CodeClan, the first UK digital skills Academy approved by the SQA, where you can be the first to access job-ready junior level developers.
University of the West of Scotland has a track record of working with industry which spans more than 120 years. They are building on this history of industry collaboration by delivering an expanding portfolio of Graduate Apprenticeship programmes - including IT: Software Development to support both new and existing employees gain the skills and qualifications employers need.
University of Glasgow - The School of Computing Science is the first discipline within the University of Glasgow to embark upon Graduate Apprenticeships – new work-based-learning degree programmes offered in partnership with employers. They aim to launch a new 4-year undergraduate degree, “SoftwareEngineering for Enterprise” in 2019.
Agenda: 11.30 – 12.00 Registration
12.00 – 12.05 Welcome by ScotlandIS
12.05 – 12.20 ePlacement Scotland
12.20 – 12.35 University of the West of Scotland
12.35 – 12.50 CodeClan
12.50 – 13.05 University of Glasgow
13.05 – 13.10 Close by ScotlandIS
13.10 – 14.00 Exhibitions and networking
Come along, get involved, access the right people to help you grow your business and harness the skills best suited to your business.
Join the League of Entrepreneurs for this special event hosted by the University of Strathclyde at the University of Strathclyde The Technology and Innovation Centre
George Street, Glasgow, G1 1RD. This is a free event, open to all, where you can meet and hear from Estonia's e-government.
Please note that this event is not hosted by the League of Entrepreneurs, but some of us will be attending.
The League of Entrepreneurs is a global network of entrepreneurs brought together on the Slack channel. It is powered by The Startup League, a global accelerator for data-driven entrepreneurship, based in Edinburgh but with a presence in the USA and Canada. Our mission is to accelerate ventures globally and encourage metrics-driven,virtual, lean- and disciplined entrepreneurship in the technological era.
Our lives and outlook, and those of our children, are fast being shaped by digital. These changes are unplanned, largely unregulated and already happening. This, warns Adam Thilthorpe, leaves us reliant on the ethical fortitude of developers. He says we urgently need a clear ethical framework for digital innovation.
Adam Thilthorpe, BCS Director for Professionalism in IT, will be visiting the branch to give the above talk.
Free and Open to All. Refreshments at 1830, Talk at 1900.
This coming February 2019, various WordPress meetups throughout the UK are organising events to help raise awareness of mental health and related issues within the community.
The WordPress Glasgow meetup has joined the initiative and, although we don't have precise details of what the event will look like yet, we are currently thinking it will be something in the lines of a talk, a round table and/or open discussion.
We will keep you updated!
In the meantime, please get in touch at [masked] if you would like to propose any ideas or get involved in organising this event.
Also, please check out the WP&UP (https://wpandup.org) and the Geek Mental Health Week (http://geekmentalhelp.com/) websites for related information.
We'll have two fantastic sessions for you to enjoy.
First up:
Agile in Architecture (and Architecture)
Adam Winstanley and Nik Shearer work in different industries but are both fans of Agile . They are exploring how Agile can be applied in the building industry where it is not traditionally used. So, how can we apply agile successes in development to improve the quality of the business processes in another environment?
This talk will cover previous non-agile successes and failures, and how the agile model can be applied whilst considering the sustainable, ethical and positive sum circular economic model the world is shifting toward.
Followed by:
Lean Agile Glasgow as a service
Anne Dhir, Snook
The workshop will be an introduction to service design, but since our motto is “Less Talking More Doing”; there will be (almost) no talking. Instead, we’ll tackle a design challenge: How might we reach new people who might benefit from taking part in Lean Agile Glasgow? We’ll map the experience of an attendee from beginning to end, identify pain points and turn them into opportunities. We only have an hour so we’ll have to work fast, but it should be fun (and hopefully useful).
Please take your name from the list if you are no longer able to attend as we have to cap numbers at 50 for this meet up and we often have a long waiting list!
The Container & Cloud-Native Roadshow is a unique hands-on experience for building, deploying, and managing containerized cloud-native applications using industry-standard open source technologies. Focused on educating and enabling attendees based on their role (Ops or Dev), you'll learn how Red Hat® OpenShift changes the way you run mission-critical applications.
Wednesday 14th November | From 6pm
Incremental Group, 5th Floor, The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, Glasgow, G1 1RE
We are delighted to be partnering with Avaloq and Incremental Group for the first of our Tech Smarts series of events. Join us for a discussion on how the tech industry becomes more inclusive for women and what trends our recent survey highlighted that need to be considered as organisations become more diverse.
Our panel of speakers features experts including:
Eileen McLaren, COO and Exec Director at Cognitive Geology
Neil Logan, CEO of Incremental Group
Craig Mackay, Chief Product Officer at Mudano
Paul Skovron, MD and Diversity & Inclusion Specialist at 3In Consulting
We’ll be discussing a range of topics from why women with an 80% fit and transferable skills don’t put themselves forward for the “new roles” in technology - effectively reducing the candidate pool, how do we make our working culture and environment in tech more inclusive for female candidates – how do we engage women to see tech as an option for them as a career and how do you positively discriminate without alienating your current teams?
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The Format
18:00 – 18:30 – Drinks/networking
18:30 – 19:45 – Debate and Q&A
19:45 onwards – drinks and networkers
With invited guests, industry specialists and current graduates from the CodeClan Academies and Universities adding their own unique viewpoints to this subject, a stimulating and thought provoking evening awaits.
You can find more information and book your complimentary place below.
Wine and nibbles will be provided making this event a great opportunity to socialise and grow your network.
We have plenty of ideas about all the fab stuff we could do at the Glasgow Wordpress meetup... But we would also love to hear what you would like it to be about.
Everyone's welcome regardless of experience. We'll always do our best to hold our events at accessible venues and maintain entry free of charge.
Come along and become part of the growing community!
We'll be posting more information about each particular event as time goes by...
We have plenty of ideas about all the fab stuff we could do at the Glasgow Wordpress meetup... But we would also love to hear what you would like it to be about.
Everyone's welcome regardless of experience. We'll always do our best to hold our events at accessible venues and maintain entry free of charge.
Come along and become part of the growing community!
We'll be posting more information about each particular event as time goes by...
ALL SKILL LEVELS.
Arrive from 6:00 pm for 6:30 pm start.
An evening of lightning talks on a variety of topics. The talks will be around 10 minutes long and a great introduction to new topics.
There will also be time for Q&A and group discussion of any subject related to the talks.
TALK #1: "Introduction to the WP_CLI" by Sean MacKay
TALK #2: "Mistakes and How to Make Them" by Jeremy Davis
A light-hearted look at some of the WP mess-ups I have made
with some practical tips on how to avoid making them yourself.
TALK #3: "Digital Certificate 101" by Nigel Pentland
A rapid explanation of what a digital certificate is, and what it looks like.
Join us for a night of Python talks at the central Skyscanner office in Glasgow. We will have two talks (details soon). Skyscanner will be providing us with food and drinks.
Doors open at 17:30, please arrive by 18:30 at the latest.
Pizza will arrive at 18:00.
First talks will start at 18:30.
Talk 1: Web2py for Asynchronous Decisions by Donald McClymont
This talk will provide a brief overview of web2py, it’s key pieces and then a short demo of a simple web2py app. Then would finish with some details of the main application I have built with it.
Talk 2: Pandas on Jupyter by Gabriele Calvo
An introductory talk on jupyter notebook and how it can power data exploratory analysis thanks to libraries such as pandas.
Jupyter notebooks are becoming a standard when it comes to sharing reproducible data analysis and teaching beginners. They are very powerful and convenient, but some features can sometimes confuse beginners or promote misuse.
Pandas is one of the most used and known data analysis library. It's a great tool for reading, processing, summarizing and writing data. It takes few lines of code to manipulate data in complex way.
Together they can be a great tool to explore datasets and allowing sharing and reproducibility.
Join us for a night of Python talks at the central Skyscanner office in Glasgow. We will have two talks (details soon). Skyscanner will be providing us with food and drinks.
Doors open at 17:30, please arrive by 18:30 at the latest.
Pizza will arrive at 18:00.
First talks will start at 18:30.
Talk 1: Web2py for Asynchronous Decisions by Donald McClymont
This talk will provide a brief overview of web2py, it’s key pieces and then a short demo of a simple web2py app. Then would finish with some details of the main application I have built with it.
MIXED SKILL LEVELS.
Arrive from 6:00 pm for 6:30 pm start.
An evening of lightning talks on a variety of topics. The talks will be around 10 minutes long and a great introduction to new topics.
There will also be time for Q&A and group discussion of any subject related to the talks.
TALK #1: "Introduction to the WP_CLI" by Sean MacKay
TALK #2: "Mistakes and How to Make Them" by Jeremy Davis
A light-hearted look at some of the WP mess-ups I have made
with some practical tips on how to avoid making them yourself.
TALK #3: "Digital Certificate 101" by Nigel Pentland
A rapid explanation of what a digital certificate is, and what it looks like.
If you have a WordPress site and you've got a bug or there is something you are not quite sure how to do, come and meet the WordPress professionals who may be able to help you or point you in the right direction.
Given that WordPress 5.0 is likely to have been released before the end of 2018, there will be a special focus on working on Gutenberg-related queries.
If you are a WordPress professional and can spare a couple of hours every 3 months, come along to give some guidance to people who are learning or are stuck and need advice.
Please note that the organising team expects all advice to be given for free and in good faith but, if something is too big to fix there and then the WordPress professional will have the right to say so.
* Networking *
A meeting point for WordPress developers and web designers looking for their next project or collaboration and for people who have a project and would like to meet a WordPress professional.
MIXED SKILL LEVELS.
Arrive from 6:00 pm for 6:30 pm start.
An evening of lightning talks on a variety of topics. The talks will be around 10 minutes long and a great introduction to new topics.
There will also be time for Q&A and group discussion of any subject related to the talks.
TALK #1: "Introduction to the WP_CLI" by Sean MacKay
TALK #2: "Mistakes and How to Make Them" by Jeremy Davis
A light-hearted look at some of the WP mess-ups I have made
with some practical tips on how to avoid making them yourself
TALK #3: Talk on SSL (title tbd) by Nigel Pentland
Event #51: "Build a Community with WordPress and Social Media", by Luna Carmona
Description changed:
Suitable for ALL skill levels.
This month's talk is of special interest for anyone who uses, or is thinking of using, their WordPress blog and social media to grow a following.
There'll be an opportunity to meet, discuss, and problem-solve for everyone before and after the main talk.
* About the talk:
Working on the Third Sector, we have utilised WordPress as our platform to build the community.
We believe it is very important to keep a strong connection with our audience to establish a long-term relationship that can keep us growing and allow us to increase the support of our cause and activities.
Luna Carmona will share some of the tips and knowledge that she has gained during the journey on how to improve your blogging skills, how to make your platform more interactive and engaging and how to make your audience feel ownership of it.
At the same time, she believes this is really useful for many people who navigate the online world as a business but with the intention of having a bigger impact, creating content that builds that 'community feeling' and also making a social difference.
As Social Responsibility becomes more and more an essential element for many companies, we need to improve the use of our online platforms and experiment new ways of activism even when the first intention might be to just increase the audience.
No matter what your sector is, building your online community has an incredible effect on your organisation. For Achieve More Scotland it has been a complete game-changer.
* About the speaker:
Luna Carmona has been working in Communications and Social Media over the last five years specialising in the Third Sector. She currently works for Achieve More Scotland, a Glasgow grass-roots NGO that provides free sport activities.
Her role as a Marketing expert and Social Media Manager goes from fundraising events to digital communications including public relations and corporate management.
Luna is a member of the External Relations Committee of the Alliance for the European Voluntary Service where she supports international volunteering of multiple charities across the world building their communications strategy and developing multiple campaigns.
Her personal passions are books, travelling and good vegan food.
We have plenty of ideas about all the fab stuff we could do at the Glasgow Wordpress meetup... But we would also love to hear what you would like it to be about.
Everyone's welcome regardless of experience. We'll always do our best to hold our events at accessible venues and maintain entry free of charge.
Come along and become part of the growing community!
We'll be posting more information about each particular event as time goes by...
If you have a WordPress site and you've got a bug or there is something you are not quite sure how to do, come and meet the WordPress professionals who may be able to help you or point you in the right direction.
If you are a WordPress professional and can spare a couple of hours every 3 months, come along to give some guidance to people who are learning or are stuck and need advice.
Please note that the organising team expects all advice to be given for free and in good faith but, if something is too big to fix there and then the WordPress professional will have the right to say so.
* Networking *
A meeting point for WordPress developers and web designers looking for their next project or collaboration and for people who have a project and would like to meet a WordPress professional.
We have plenty of ideas about all the fab stuff we could do at the Glasgow Wordpress meetup... But we would also love to hear what you would like it to be about.
Everyone's welcome regardless of experience. We'll always do our best to hold our events at accessible venues and maintain entry free of charge.
Come along and become part of the growing community!
We'll be posting more information about each particular event as time goes by...
Join us for a night of Python talks at the central Skyscanner office in Glasgow. We will have two talks (details soon). Skyscanner will be providing us with food and drinks.
Doors open at 17:30, please arrive by 18:30 at the latest.
Pizza will arrive at 18:00.
First talks will start at 18:30.
Global day of Coderetreat is an opportunity to spend a day focusing on how we write software, whether you're new to software development or have been doing it for years.
