Open Tech Calendar

ML Club Part 6

https://www.meetup.com/Glasgow-AI/events/243268556/

https://www.meetup.com/Glasgow-AI/events/243268556/

Wed 25th Oct 2017 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Wed 25th Oct 2017 8:30pm (Europe/London)

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Glasgow ML Club

The next Glasgow ML Club meet-up. More information to follow.

Tue 19th Sep 2017 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Tue 19th Sep 2017 8:30pm (Europe/London)

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Glasgow ML Club - Part 3

Hopefully everybody who wants to take part in ML Club is now in a team and ready to build some products.

This meet-up is to let teams share what they've been up to.

Each team will have 5-10 minutes to provide an update.

As well as participants who have joined a team and are developing a product - this meet-up is also open to the wider community who are interested in following progress and contributing to discussions.

Any latecomers who want to join a team are also more than welcome. Be sure to let us know and we can help get you sorted.

A reminder that you can find us over on the ML Club Slack to join in the conversation.

Look forward to catching up with everyone,

The ML Club Team (Matt, James and Andy)

https://www.meetup.com/Glasgow-AI/events/241273089/

Tue 18th Jul 2017 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Tue 18th Jul 2017 8:30pm (Europe/London)

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Glasgow ML Club: Build Machine Learning Products

ML Club part deux...

Hopefully everybody who wants to take part in ML Club is now in a team and ready to build some products.

This meet-up is to let teams share what they've been up to.

Each team will have 15 minutes to provide an update. Particular points you might want to cover:
- Introduce the team;
- Describe the problem you’ve decided to solve;
- Update on progress. Any issues? Any help required?
- Allow for discussion with the whole group.

As well as participants who have joined a team and are developing a product - this meet-up is also open to the wider community who are interested in following progress and contributing to discussions.

Any latecomers who want to join a team are also more than welcome. Be sure to let us know and we can help get you sorted.

A reminder that you can find us over on the ML Club Slack (https://the-mlclub.slack.com/shared_invite/MTc2MTQyOTA0MDY5LTE0OTMzNzkzODYtNGFmYjg3MTRhZA) to join in the conversation.

Look forward to catching up with everyone,

The ML Club Team (Matt, James and Andy)

https://www.meetup.com/Glasgow-AI/events/240079597/

Tue 13th Jun 2017 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Tue 13th Jun 2017 8:30pm (Europe/London)

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Why ML Club?

The data science and software ‘meet-up’ scene is alive and well in the central belt of Scotland, but there seems to be a focus on talks which, even when given by data professionals, seem to focus on general business topics surrounding data, rather than the sharing of technical expertise and discussing the techniques used to perform data related work.

To remedy this situation, we have decided to set up a new group, called “Machine Learning Club”, where the focus is on bringing together creative, technical and scientific people with an interest in machine learning and building software based on machine learning to learn from one another in a practical, challenging setting.

What is the format?

The format for Machine Learning Club is proposed to be the following:

- We aim to have anything from 20-40 people involved, these 20-40 people will then be split into teams, the size of which is still to be determined (we suggest a maximum of 6, the ideal is probably 4).

- The teams will then be set the challenge of creating a product (most likely software, but hardware solutions are also welcome) with machine learning present as a key component, which solves a problem of each team’s choosing provided it falls within some overarching category which has been selected.

- The teams will have 5 months to develop and prototype their ML techniques and product, with the aim of competing against one another at the end of that period for a series of prizes. The prizes will be in two categories: Best Overall Product and Most Innovative Application of ML.

- The winners of the two prize categories will be decided by a panel made of judges from outside ML club, the aim is to include at least one “ML expert” and one “overarching category expert”.

- The aim of the monthly meetings will be for all teams to share progress and what they have learned in an open way. This will also be used as an opportunity for teams to share issues they have or are currently encountering, allowing other members of the club to offer help and advice.

- We should also stress from the outset that this competition should not result in all the ML people doing all the ML and all the software developers doing all the software. This will naturally happen to some extent but to get the most from the Club people should be encouraged to step out of their comfort zone and do something new!

Logistics

- The first meeting of ML club will include a brief explanation of the format, an announcement of the over-arching topic, and a brief introduction and demo of some tools to make sure everyone is up to speed.

- The first meeting will also include team selection. This may either be done randomly or we will allow people to form their own teams, this will be open for discussion at the beginning of the first night.

- The organising team are currently seeking sponsorship for prizes. The venue and food and drink will be provided by RookieOven and Streamba.

Join the ML Club Slack(https://join.slack.com/the-mlclub/shared_invite/MTc2MTQyOTA0MDY5LTE0OTMzNzkzODYtNGFmYjg3MTRhZA) to discuss progress, formulate ideas, and organise teams.

Sign up over at https://www.meetup.com/Glasgow-AI/events/239280017/

Tue 16th May 2017 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Tue 16th May 2017 8:30pm (Europe/London)

Why ML Club?

The data science and software ‘meet-up’ scene is alive and well in the central belt of Scotland, but there seems to be a focus on talks which, even when given by data professionals, seem to focus on general business topics surrounding data, rather than the sharing of technical expertise and discussing the techniques used to perform data related work.

To remedy this situation, we have decided to set up a new group, called “Machine Learning Club”, where the focus is on bringing together creative, technical and scientific people with an interest in machine learning and building software based on machine learning to learn from one another in a practical, challenging setting.

What is the format?

The format for Machine Learning Club is proposed to be the following:

- We aim to have anything from 20-40 people involved, these 20-40 people will then be split into teams, the size of which is still to be determined (we suggest a maximum of 6, the ideal is probably 4).

- The teams will then be set the challenge of creating a product (most likely software, but hardware solutions are also welcome) with machine learning present as a key component, which solves a problem of each team’s choosing provided it falls within some overarching category which has been selected.

- The teams will have 5 months to develop and prototype their ML techniques and product, with the aim of competing against one another at the end of that period for a series of prizes. The prizes will be in two categories: Best Overall Product and Most Innovative Application of ML.

- The winners of the two prize categories will be decided by a panel made of judges from outside ML club, the aim is to include at least one “ML expert” and one “overarching category expert”.

- The aim of the monthly meetings will be for all teams to share progress and what they have learned in an open way. This will also be used as an opportunity for teams to share issues they have or are currently encountering, allowing other members of the club to offer help and advice.

- We should also stress from the outset that this competition should not result in all the ML people doing all the ML and all the software developers doing all the software. This will naturally happen to some extent but to get the most from the Club people should be encouraged to step out of their comfort zone and do something new!

Logistics

- The first meeting of ML club will include a brief explanation of the format, an announcement of the over-arching topic, and a brief introduction and demo of some tools to make sure everyone is up to speed.

- The first meeting will also include team selection. This may either be done randomly or we will allow people to form their own teams, this will be open for discussion at the beginning of the first night.

- The organising team are currently seeking sponsorship for prizes. The venue and food and drink will be provided by RookieOven and Streamba.

Sign up over at https://www.meetup.com/Glasgow-AI/events/239280017/

Why ML Club?

The data science and software ‘meet-up’ scene is alive and well in the central belt of Scotland, but there seems to be a focus on talks which, even when given by data professionals, seem to focus on general business topics surrounding data, rather than the sharing of technical expertise and discussing the techniques used to perform data related work.

To remedy this situation, we have decided to set up a new group, called “Machine Learning Club”, where the focus is on bringing together creative, technical and scientific people with an interest in machine learning and building software based on machine learning to learn from one another in a practical, challenging setting.

What is the format?

The format for Machine Learning Club is proposed to be the following:

- We aim to have anything from 20-40 people involved, these 20-40 people will then be split into teams, the size of which is still to be determined (we suggest a maximum of 6, the ideal is probably 4).

- The teams will then be set the challenge of creating a product (most likely software, but hardware solutions are also welcome) with machine learning present as a key component, which solves a problem of each team’s choosing provided it falls within some overarching category which has been selected.

- The teams will have 5 months to develop and prototype their ML techniques and product, with the aim of competing against one another at the end of that period for a series of prizes. The prizes will be in two categories: Best Overall Product and Most Innovative Application of ML.

- The winners of the two prize categories will be decided by a panel made of judges from outside ML club, the aim is to include at least one “ML expert” and one “overarching category expert”.

- The aim of the monthly meetings will be for all teams to share progress and what they have learned in an open way. This will also be used as an opportunity for teams to share issues they have or are currently encountering, allowing other members of the club to offer help and advice.

- We should also stress from the outset that this competition should not result in all the ML people doing all the ML and all the software developers doing all the software. This will naturally happen to some extent but to get the most from the Club people should be encouraged to step out of their comfort zone and do something new!

Logistics

- The first meeting of ML club will include a brief explanation of the format, an announcement of the over-arching topic, and a brief introduction and demo of some tools to make sure everyone is up to speed.

- The first meeting will also include team selection. This may either be done randomly or we will allow people to form their own teams, this will be open for discussion at the beginning of the first night.

- The organising team are currently seeking sponsorship for prizes. The venue and food and drink will be provided by RookieOven and Streamba.

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Why ML Club?

The data science and software ‘meet-up’ scene is alive and well in the central belt of Scotland, but there seems to be a focus on talks which, even when given by data professionals, seem to focus on general business topics surrounding data, rather than the sharing of technical expertise and discussing the techniques used to perform data related work.

To remedy this situation, we have decided to set up a new group, called “Machine Learning Club”, where the focus is on bringing together creative, technical or scientific people with an interest in machine learning and building software based on machine learning to learn from one another in a practical, challenging setting.

What is the format?

The format for Machine Learning Club is proposed to be the following:

- We aim to have anything from 20-40 people involved, these 20-40 people will then be split into teams, the size of which is still to be determined (we suggest a maximum of 6, the ideal is probably 4).

- The teams will then be set the challenge of creating a product (most likely software, but hardware solutions are also welcome) with machine learning present as a key component, which solves a problem of each team’s choosing provided it falls within some overarching category which has been selected.

- The teams will have 5 months to develop and prototype their ML techniques and product, with the aim of competing against one another at the end of that period for a series of prizes. The prizes will be in two categories: Best Overall Product and Most Innovative Application of ML.

- The winners of the two prize categories will be decided by a panel made of judges from outside ML club, the aim is to include at least one “ML expert” and one “overarching category expert”.

- The aim of the monthly meetings will be for all teams to share progress and what they have learned in an open way. This will also be used as an opportunity for teams to share issues they have or are currently encountering, allowing other members of the club to offer help and advice.

- We should also stress from the outset that this competition should not result in all the ML people doing all the ML and all the software developers doing all the software. This will naturally happen to some extent but to get the most from the Club people should be encouraged to step out of their comfort zone and do something new!

Logistics

- The first meeting of ML club will include a brief explanation of the format, an announcement of the over-arching topic, and a brief introduction and demo of some tools to make sure everyone is up to speed.

- The first meeting will also include team selection. This may either be done randomly or we will allow people to form their own teams, this will be open for discussion at the beginning of the first night.

- The organising team are currently seeking sponsorship for prizes. The venue and food and drink will be provided by RookieOven and Streamba.

Build Machine Learning Products

Glasgow Machine Learning Club - Build Machine Learning Products

ML Club aims to bring together a diverse range of people to create products with Machine Learning (ML) present as a key component. ML Club will focus on challenges to solve real-world problems and there will be opportunities to learn through participation in teams with complementary skills.

More details will be announced as the kick-off approaches.

https://www.meetup.com/Glasgow-AI/events/239280017/

Tue 16th May 2017 6:00pm (Europe/London)

Tue 16th May 2017 8:00pm (Europe/London)

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Press Start Gaming Night #7

Press Start (Glasgow Gaming Night) in association with RookieOven

Press Start brings together the Scottish Tech & Start-up scene for video games, pool, beer & pizza.

The 7th night is on Friday the 18th of November and will feature:

Casual Pool
Card games (Cards Against Humanity, Exploding Kittens etc)
Poker
Retro Video Games - SNES, N64
Mario Kart on the WiiU
Xbox 360 Games
PS4 with Games (TBC)
VR Fun with Oculus and Google Cardboard (TBC)

If you have a cool game or a piece of retro goodness feel free to bring that along too.

Entry Price is £5 on door (ticket needed below) or £5 online via Eventbrite this covers the cost of beer & pizza (good beer and Dominos pizza)

The event is non-profit and all equipment and games have been donated.

Attendees can donate £1 or £2 that will be used to buy more games and console for future events or if you have any old games you don't want, donations would be greatly appreciated.

To get in, at either the front or the rear, press the buzzer for 8 (RookieOven). Parking on the street is avaliable right outside the building.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/press-start-glasgow-games-night-7-tickets-29113901463

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/press-start-glasgow-games-night-7-tickets-29113901463

Fri 18th Nov 2016 7:00pm (Europe/London)

Fri 18th Nov 2016 10:00pm (Europe/London)

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Social Night

Press Start Gaming Night #6

Press Start (Glasgow Gaming Night) in association with RookieOven

Press Start brings together the Scottish Tech & Start-up scene for video games, pool, beer & pizza.

The 6th night is on Friday the 28th of October and will feature:

Casual Pool
Card games (Cards Against Humanity, Exploding Kittens etc)
Poker
Retro Video Games - SNES, N64
Mario Kart on the WiiU
Xbox 360 Games
PS4 with Games (TBC)
VR Fun with Oculus and Google Cardboard (hopefully)

If you have a cool game or a piece of retro goodness feel free to bring that along too.

Entry Price is £5 on door (ticket needed below) or £5 online via Eventbrite this covers the cost of beer & pizza (good beer and Dominos pizza)

The event is non-profit and all equipment and games have been donated.

Attendees can donate £1 or £2 that will be used to buy more games and console for future events or if you have any old games you don't want, donations would be greatly appreciated.

To get in, at either the front or the rear, press the buzzer for 8 (RookieOven). Parking on the street is avaliable right outside the building.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/press-start-glasgow-games-night-6-tickets-28763349954

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/press-start-glasgow-games-night-6-tickets-28763349954

Fri 28th Oct 2016 7:00pm (Europe/London)

Fri 28th Oct 2016 10:00pm (Europe/London)

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Be nice

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-27342633553

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-27342633553

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Press Start Gaming Night #4

Press Start brings together the Scottish Tech & Start-up scene for video games, pool, beer & pizza.

The 4th night is on the 20th of July and will feature:

Casual Pool
Casual Table Tennis
Card games (Cards Against Humanity, Exploding Kittens etc)
Retro Video Games - SNES, N64
Mario Kart on the WiiU
VR Fun with Oculus and Google Cardboard (hopefully)

We are still trying out the 3rd Wednesday of the month as the 3rd Thursday conflicts with CodeCraft. 3rd Wednesday also conflicts with a PHP group, so fun scheduling.

If you have a cool game or a piece of retro goodness feel free to bring that along too.

Entry Price is £5 on door (ticket needed below) or £5 online via Eventbrite this covers the cost of beer & pizza (good beer and Dominos pizza)

The event is non-profit and all equipment and games have been donated.

Attendees can donate £1 or £2 that will be used to buy more games and console for future events or if you have any old games you don't want, donations would be greatly appreciated.

To get in, at either the front or the rear, press the buzzer for 8 (RookieOven). Parking on the street is avaliable right outside the building.

http://www.press-start.org.uk

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/press-start-glasgow-games-night-4-tickets-26480505906

Wed 20th Jul 2016 7:00pm (Europe/London)

Wed 20th Jul 2016 10:00pm (Europe/London)

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As normal for an event

Developers Are Users Too : Why the User Experience of Your API Sucks

I've written clients for a lot of APIs, and most APIs suck.

People pay lip service to good design of web sites and applications, but where's the UX designers for your API? I'm sure you're sprinkling a little TDD on it, and you're drinking the RESTful Kool-Aid.

You're still doing it wrong.

Here's some things to think about to make sure you're not woken up in the middle of the night by an angry horde of developers hating you and your API.

http://www.eventbrite.com/e/developers-are-users-too-why-the-user-experience-of-your-api-sucks-tickets-26106069958?aff=otc

http://www.eventbrite.com/e/developers-are-users-too-why-the-user-experience-of-your-api-sucks-tickets-26106069958?aff=otc

Tue 16th Aug 2016 7:00pm (Europe/London)

Tue 16th Aug 2016 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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Microsoft .NET Core Deep Dive

.NET Core, the new, open source, light weight framework, has been written from the ground up to be the best development platform for Windows, Mac, and Linux. You can now use your favorite editor to create faster, leaner and more memory efficient NET applications that run everywhere. In this 2-part session, you'll get an introduction to the major advancements and an overview of what's changed in the new, brave world of .NET Core. You'll also get the chance to see how you can create ASP.NET Core apps that leverage all the new front-end tooling like npm, Bower, Grunt and Gulp to make development easier. Join us on the 7th for an evening full of demos and information that promises to rock your world!

http://www.eventbrite.com/e/microsoft-net-core-deep-dive-tickets-25971367058?aff=otc

http://www.eventbrite.com/e/microsoft-net-core-deep-dive-tickets-25971367058?aff=otc

Thu 7th Jul 2016 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Thu 7th Jul 2016 8:30pm (Europe/London)

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Cancelled!

The Law Society of Scotland and Legal Hackers Scotland present the Tech4Justice hackathon.

Interested in access to justice? Interested in tech? Then join us on 17 - 19 June 2016 at the stunning RookieOven Collaborative Space in Glasgow for this unique event.

First prize - £2,000
Second prize - £1,000
Third prize - tickets for the team to HackTrain 3.0

Court closures, legal aid cutbacks, geographic gaps in advice services and limited public legal information have adversely impacted how citizens in Scotland enforce their rights. We need a justice system that is transparent, fair, efficient and open to all.

Recognising the need for change, in 2014 the Scottish Government published The Digital Strategy for Justice in Scotland, acknowledging “our justice systems need to embrace digital technology – we need to look beyond traditional methods and transform how we think; how we engage and how we deliver services to citizens and users.”

Over the course of 48 hours, teams will collaborate to develop working technology prototypes or products.


There are several interesting challenges for you to get stuck into, which include:
• Young people and legal information - designing new ways for young people to access legal information relevant to them.
• Legal processes – using technology to help people navigate legal processes and documents, such as small claims actions

Access to justice professionals will present on each challenge at the start of the event, and they will be on hand afterwards to answer any questions and provide support to teams as they develop their products.

At the conclusion of the hack, teams will pitch their solutions to our illustrious panel of judges, which include:

Kenny Robertson - Head of Business Services (Legal) at Royal Bank of Scotland
Morna Simpson – Founder of Girl Geek Scotland; Business Analyst at Be-Positive Ltd
Business Development & Product Management at Nano-Lit Technologies
Gavin Neate – Founder & CEO of Neate Box Limited

We have some great speakers lined–up, including: -

Dennis R. Mortensen - Founder & CEO at x.ai
Peter Carayiannis - Partner at Deloitte Conduit Law LLP

In addition, there are workshops on:

Product Mapping by Scott Seivwright
Digital Transformation Lead & Agile Coach
Legal Design by Joya van Hout
Legal Service Designer at Kennedy Van der Laan

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The Law Society of Scotland and Legal Hackers Scotland present the Tech4Justice hackathon.

Interested in access to justice? Interested in tech? Then join us on 17 - 19 June 2016 at MacRoberts in Glasgow for this unique event.

First prize - £2,000
Second prize - £1,000
Third prize - tickets for the team to HackTrain 3.0

Court closures, legal aid cutbacks, geographic gaps in advice services and limited public legal information have adversely impacted how citizens in Scotland enforce their rights. We need a justice system that is transparent, fair, efficient and open to all.

Recognising the need for change, in 2014 the Scottish Government published The Digital Strategy for Justice in Scotland, acknowledging “our justice systems need to embrace digital technology – we need to look beyond traditional methods and transform how we think; how we engage and how we deliver services to citizens and users.”

Over the course of 48 hours, teams will collaborate to develop working technology prototypes or products.


There are several interesting challenges for you to get stuck into, which include:
• Young people and legal information - designing new ways for young people to access legal information relevant to them.
• Legal processes – using technology to help people navigate legal processes and documents, such as small claims actions

Access to justice professionals will present on each challenge at the start of the event, and they will be on hand afterwards to answer any questions and provide support to teams as they develop their products.

At the conclusion of the hack, teams will pitch their solutions to our illustrious panel of judges, which include:

Kenny Robertson - Head of Business Services (Legal) at Royal Bank of Scotland
Morna Simpson – Founder of Girl Geek Scotland; Business Analyst at Be-Positive Ltd
Business Development & Product Management at Nano-Lit Technologies
Gavin Neate – Founder & CEO of Neate Box Limited

We have some great speakers lined–up, including: -

Dennis R. Mortensen - Founder & CEO at x.ai
Peter Carayiannis - Partner at Deloitte Conduit Law LLP

In addition, there are workshops on:

Product Mapping by Scott Seivwright
Digital Transformation Lead & Agile Coach
Legal Design by Joya van Hout
Legal Service Designer at Kennedy Van der Laan

The Law Society of Scotland and Legal Hackers Scotland present the Tech4Justice hackathon.

Interested in access to justice? Interested in tech? Then join us on 17 - 19 June 2016 at MacRoberts in Glasgow for this unique event.

First prize - £2,000
Second prize - £1,000
Third prize - tickets for the team to HackTrain 3.0

Court closures, legal aid cutbacks, geographic gaps in advice services and limited public legal information have adversely impacted how citizens in Scotland enforce their rights. We need a justice system that is transparent, fair, efficient and open to all.
Recognising the need for change, in 2014 the Scottish Government published The Digital Strategy for Justice in Scotland, acknowledging “our justice systems need to embrace digital technology – we need to look beyond traditional methods and transform how we think; how we engage and how we deliver services to citizens and users.”

Over the course of 48 hours, teams will collaborate to develop working technology prototypes or products.

What are the challenges?
There are several interesting challenges for you to get stuck into, which include: • Young people and legal information - designing new ways for young people to access legal information relevant to them. • Legal processes – using technology to help people navigate legal processes and documents, such as small claims actions

Access to justice professionals will present on each challenge at the start of the event, and they will be on hand afterwards to answer any questions and provide support to teams as they develop their products.

At the conclusion of the hack, teams will pitch their solutions to our illustrious panel of judges, which include: - Kenny Robertson - Head of Business Services (Legal) at Royal Bank of Scotland
Morna Simpson – Founder of Girl Geek Scotland; Business Analyst at Be-Positive Ltd
Business Development & Product Management at Nano-Lit Technologies
Gavin Neate – Founder & CEO of Neate Box Limited

We have some great speakers lined–up, including: -
Dennis R. Mortensen - Founder & CEO at x.ai
Peter Carayiannis - Partner at Deloitte Conduit Law LLP

In addition, there are workshops on:
Product Mapping by Scott Seivwright
Digital Transformation Lead & Agile Coach
Legal Design by Joya van Hout
Legal Service Designer at Kennedy Van der Laan

TECH 4 JUSTICE HACKATHON

The Law Society of Scotland and Legal Hackers Scotland present the Tech4Justice hackathon.

Interested in access to justice? Interested in tech? Then join us on 17 - 19 June 2016 at MacRoberts in Glasgow for this unique event.

First prize - £2,000
Second prize - £1,000
Third prize - tickets for the team to HackTrain 3.0

https://www.lawscot.org.uk/news/2016/06/law-society-and-legal-hackers-scotland-to-host-access-to-justice-hackathon/

http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/tech4justice-hackathon-registration-25904674579

Fri 17th Jun 2016 6:00pm (Europe/London)

Sun 19th Jun 2016 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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https://connect.innovateuk.org/documents/3158891/32654904/Code%20of%20Conduct

Press Start Gaming Night #3

Press Start (Glasgow Gaming Night) in association with RookieOven

Press Start brings together the Scottish Tech & Start-up scene for video games, pool, beer & pizza.

The 3rd night is on the 15th of June and will feature:

Casual Pool
Casual Table Tennis
Card games (Cards Against Humanity, Exploding Kittens etc)
Retro Video Games - SNES, N64
Mario Kart on the WiiU
VR Fun with Oculus and Google Cardboard (hopefully)

We are still trying out the 3rd Wednesday of the month as the 3rd Thursday conflicts with CodeCraft.

If you have a cool game or a piece of retro goodness feel free to bring that along too.

Entry Price is £5 on door (ticket needed below) or £5 online via Eventbrite this covers the cost of beer & pizza (good beer and Dominos pizza)

The event is non-profit and all equipment and games have been donated.

Attendees can donate £1 or £2 that will be used to buy more games and console for future events or if you have any old games you don't want, donations would be greatly appreciated.

To get in, at either the front or the rear, press the buzzer for 8 (RookieOven). Parking on the street is avaliable right outside the building.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/press-start-glasgow-games-night-3-tickets-25571815990

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/press-start-glasgow-games-night-3-tickets-25571815990

Wed 15th Jun 2016 7:00pm (Europe/London)

Wed 15th Jun 2016 10:00pm (Europe/London)

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Common Sense

Yes

Press Start - Glasgow Gaming Night #2

Press Start (Glasgow Gaming Night) in association with RookieOven

Press Start brings together the Scottish Tech & Start-up scene for video games, pool, beer & pizza.

The 1st night was a success against all odds, for the power of gaming, pizza & beer is strong.

The 2nd night is on the 18th of May and will feature:

Casual Pool
Casual Table Tennis
Card games (Cards Against Humanity, Exploding Kittens etc)
Retro Video Games - SNES, N64
Mario Kart on the WiiU
VR Fun with Oculus and Google Cardboard (hopefully)

We are trying out the 3rd Wednesday of the month as the 3rd Thursday conflicts with CodeCraft.

If you have a cool game or a piece of retro goodness feel free to bring that along too.

Entry Price is £5 on door (ticket needed below) or £5 online via Eventbrite this covers the cost of beer & pizza (good beer and Dominos pizza)

The event is non-profit and all equipment and games have been donated.

Attendees can donate £1 or £2 that will be used to buy more games and console for future events or if you have any old games you don't want, donations would be greatly appreciated.

To get in, at either the front or the rear, press the buzzer for 8 (RookieOven). Parking on the street is available right outside the building.

https://www.facebook.com/PressStartGlasgow/

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/press-start-glasgow-games-night-2-tickets-24961420280

Wed 18th May 2016 7:00pm (Europe/London)

Wed 18th May 2016 10:00pm (Europe/London)

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Yes

Paid Entry, book tickets online (free tickets pay on door).
Casual
The aim is for good times and expected behaviour for a public event.

See http://buildbetter.tech/code

http://buildbetter.tech/event/first-event

First Event

The inaugural event! Come along and practice your craft with others.

http://buildbetter.tech

http://www.buildbetter.tech/event/first-event

Sat 28th May 2016 10:00am (Europe/London)

Sat 28th May 2016 5:00pm (Europe/London)

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Europe/London

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Yes

See http://www.buildbetter.tech/code

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Glasgow Elixir is a practical, hands on meetup designed to help foster a vibrant community in Glasgow for all things BEAM. We host a monthly event on the last Monday of the month, where you can meet people of all skill-levels and learn from experts and newbies alike.

If this sounds like something you might be interested in, join us at RookieOven and lets discuss it more!

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-22460280303

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-22460280303

Glasgow Elixir is a practical, hands on meetup designed to help foster a vibrant community in Glasgow for all things BEAM. We host a monthly event on the last Monday of the month, where you can meet people of all skill-levels and learn from experts and newbies alike.

If this sounds like something you might be interested in, join us at RookieOven and lets discuss it more!

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-22460280303

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-22460280303

Glasgow Elixir is a practical, hands on meetup designed to help foster a vibrant community in Glasgow for all things BEAM. We host a monthly event on the last Monday of the month, where you can meet people of all skill-levels and learn from experts and newbies alike.

If this sounds like something you might be interested in, join us at RookieOven and lets discuss it more!

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-22460280303

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-22460280303

Glasgow Elixir is a practical, hands on meetup designed to help foster a vibrant community in Glasgow for all things BEAM. We host a monthly event on the last Monday of the month, where you can meet people of all skill-levels and learn from experts and newbies alike.

If this sounds like something you might be interested in, join us at RookieOven and lets discuss it more!

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-22460280303

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-22460280303

Glasgow Elixir is a practical, hands on meetup designed to help foster a vibrant community in Glasgow for all things BEAM. We host a monthly event on the last Monday of the month, where you can meet people of all skill-levels and learn from experts and newbies alike.

If this sounds like something you might be interested in, join us at RookieOven and lets discuss it more!

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-22460280303

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-22460280303

Glasgow Elixir is a practical, hands on meetup designed to help foster a vibrant community in Glasgow for all things BEAM. We host a monthly event on the last Monday of the month, where you can meet people of all skill-levels and learn from experts and newbies alike.

If this sounds like something you might be interested in, join us at RookieOven and lets discuss it more!

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-22460280303

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-elixir-elixirerlanglfebeam-and-fp-meetup-registration-22460280303

Glasgow Elixir - Elixir/Erlang/LFE/BEAM and FP Meetup

We’re looking to build an informal place for people of all levels to meet and talk about Elixir/Erlang/LFE/Beam, and also functional programming in general.
We’ll all be coming from different backgrounds - from a technical perspective and also a career perspective. We want to produce a space to share these different perspectives and learn from them.
If this sounds like something you might be interested in, join us at RookieOven and lets discuss it more!

Mon 29th Aug 2016 7:00pm (Europe/London)

Mon 29th Aug 2016 10:00pm (Europe/London)

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Yes

See here for our code of conduct: https://gist.github.com/johnhamelink/a0b6707e26077682631a

Glasgow Elixir - Elixir/Erlang/LFE/BEAM and FP Meetup

We’re looking to build an informal place for people of all levels to meet and talk about Elixir/Erlang/LFE/Beam, and also functional programming in general.
We’ll all be coming from different backgrounds - from a technical perspective and also a career perspective. We want to produce a space to share these different perspectives and learn from them.
If this sounds like something you might be interested in, join us at RookieOven and lets discuss it more!

Mon 30th May 2016 7:00pm (Europe/London)

Mon 30th May 2016 10:00pm (Europe/London)

changed

Europe/London

changed

No

Yes

See here for our code of conduct: https://gist.github.com/johnhamelink/a0b6707e26077682631a