The Call for Proposals for codebar Festival is still open ๐
If you have an idea for a session on the topic of code, career, or wellbeing please fill in the form below. We strongly encourage people to submit who may never have done a talk before.
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We're looking to fill a few coach spots for our workshop this evening from 18:30 BST (GMT+1). If you can spare 2 hours to help someone at the beginning of their coding journey please consider signing up https://t.co/hpxkMCtxYB
Our next virtual workshop is happening Wednesday, October 27, from 6:30PM.
https://t.co/hpxkMCtxYB
All student spots have filled up already but lots of coach spots still available. If youโre able to help someone at the beginning of their journey, please RSVP!
Happy coding!
Hope everyone had a nice weekend!
We've got a remote workshop happening tomorrow and we're very short just a few coaches! ๐๐ปโโ๏ธ Happy coding!
https://t.co/zEwY0MhTK6
There are many practical ways to work with the people in #Gaza to help rebuild their lives. If you are looking for a digital agency, @YCooperative based out of @space4coop in London and @gazaskygeeks in Gaza can help you. Please contact them. Please RT.
We are happy to officially launch our #algorithms track! And to keep everyone on the same page, we start with a 101 session for the very beginners in #ComputerScience.
Please join us on the 25th of March to learn about the basic data structures ๐
https://t.co/RzJDf1i2ot
Joeโs a great mentor - generous and insightful. I love how he can explain my product clearer than I can & that he offers practical help when I am stuck. Thank you! Sharing this to spread word to those who need a boost to achieve their tech dreams. #WomenWhoCode#MomsWhoCode
October's #A11yTalks is next week!
@katannshaw& @TearyneG will be speaking about "Leveraging Accessibility & Usability to Serve Truly Diverse Audiences"
Thursday October 15, 12pm ET
Watch on YouTube live: https://t.co/klplVnfceM
Delete your node_modules! I just freed 2.5GB of my hard drive. On Linux: cd into wherever you keep all your code and run
find . -name "node_modules" -type d -prune | xargs du -chs
to see what you've got, then
find . -name "node_modules" -type d -prune -exec rm -rf '{}' +
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