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Hot Coffee

Hot Coffee is a new co-working event in the Code Cumbria calendar, and aims to help those of us that work from home break the cycle of not leaving the house for days at a time or working in our pyjamas!

There's no pattern yet to the events, but the intention is to meet in a different coffee shop (in a different town) at least once a month. We started in Cockermouth in October 2013, but will hopefully be including Carlisle, Penrith, Keswick, Workington and Whitehaven in the rotation.

The emphasis is on getting work done, and not just socialising - we just happen to be working in a different place (with people!).

No ticket/RSVP is required - just turn up! (but do tweet us if you're coming, so we know who to look out for)

http://codecumbria.org/events/hot_coffee.html

Wed 12th Mar 2014 10:00am (Europe/London)

Wed 12th Mar 2014 1:00pm (Europe/London)

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Code Cumbria North

There are usually 3-4 talks of about 20 minutes each (including Q&A), mixed with general discussion, networking and - of course - tea & coffee.

Talks can be presentations, demos, idea/production validation, or just something cool you've done and want to share with others. The rule of thumbs for talks is: "if you'd be interested in hearing it, then so will we". We welcome anyone who is willing to present, and have had many varied talks in the past. Presenting to your peers is great way to develop/hone your presentation skills, and giving at least one talk is recommended to all attendees.

Wed 23rd Jul 2014 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Wed 23rd Jul 2014 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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Code Cumbria North

There are usually 3-4 talks of about 20 minutes each (including Q&A), mixed with general discussion, networking and - of course - tea & coffee.

Talks can be presentations, demos, idea/production validation, or just something cool you've done and want to share with others. The rule of thumbs for talks is: "if you'd be interested in hearing it, then so will we". We welcome anyone who is willing to present, and have had many varied talks in the past. Presenting to your peers is great way to develop/hone your presentation skills, and giving at least one talk is recommended to all attendees.

Wed 23rd Apr 2014 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Wed 23rd Apr 2014 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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Code Cumbria North

There are usually 3-4 talks of about 20 minutes each (including Q&A), mixed with general discussion, networking and - of course - tea & coffee.

Talks can be presentations, demos, idea/production validation, or just something cool you've done and want to share with others. The rule of thumbs for talks is: "if you'd be interested in hearing it, then so will we". We welcome anyone who is willing to present, and have had many varied talks in the past. Presenting to your peers is great way to develop/hone your presentation skills, and giving at least one talk is recommended to all attendees.

Wed 28th May 2014 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Wed 28th May 2014 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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Code Cumbria North

There are usually 3-4 talks of about 20 minutes each (including Q&A), mixed with general discussion, networking and - of course - tea & coffee.

Talks can be presentations, demos, idea/production validation, or just something cool you've done and want to share with others. The rule of thumbs for talks is: "if you'd be interested in hearing it, then so will we". We welcome anyone who is willing to present, and have had many varied talks in the past. Presenting to your peers is great way to develop/hone your presentation skills, and giving at least one talk is recommended to all attendees.

Wed 25th Jun 2014 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Wed 25th Jun 2014 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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Code Cumbria North

There are usually 3-4 talks of about 20 minutes each (including Q&A), mixed with general discussion, networking and - of course - tea & coffee.

Talks can be presentations, demos, idea/production validation, or just something cool you've done and want to share with others. The rule of thumbs for talks is: "if you'd be interested in hearing it, then so will we". We welcome anyone who is willing to present, and have had many varied talks in the past. Presenting to your peers is great way to develop/hone your presentation skills, and giving at least one talk is recommended to all attendees.

Wed 27th Aug 2014 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Wed 27th Aug 2014 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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Code Cumbria North

There are usually 3-4 talks of about 20 minutes each (including Q&A), mixed with general discussion, networking and - of course - tea & coffee.

Talks can be presentations, demos, idea/production validation, or just something cool you've done and want to share with others. The rule of thumbs for talks is: "if you'd be interested in hearing it, then so will we". We welcome anyone who is willing to present, and have had many varied talks in the past. Presenting to your peers is great way to develop/hone your presentation skills, and giving at least one talk is recommended to all attendees.

http://codecumbria.org/events/code_cumbria_north.html

Wed 26th Mar 2014 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Wed 26th Mar 2014 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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Code Cumbria #15

Code Cumbria is back to its regular slot in a shiny new regular location.

Retro sweeties are promised as is the fastest internet in Carlisle City Centre (yes really) and 3x 20 minute (max) slots to present or pitch a problem or idea.

Please note: There is no charge for attending, but a £3 donation on the day will help cover costs (such as tea, coffee, and sweets).

Wed 25th Sep 2013 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Wed 25th Sep 2013 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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