Workshops

We try and hold at least one talk at our monthly hack evenings, and we also want to start running more involved workshops at our space. If you want to give one of these, or you've got a suggestion, this is the place to let us know.

Talks offered

If you're interested in giving a talk/workshop (of any length), sign up here:

Ideas for talks

If you've got an idea for a talk you want to hear, put it here:

• @iamdanw: Barcamp session I'd like to see: How to make, package and submit a patch to an open source project

I'd very much like to see this too sometime (or something along these lines) Alex Muller 22:39, 11 January 2010 (UTC)

I think I could present something like that -- Krunch

I think we should probably do this as a group workshop, there are a lot of OSS developers who can pitch in -- Jonty

• SystemTap -- Krunch
• general Linux kernel debugging-foo (reading an oops, looking around in a vmcore,...) -- Krunch
• general Linux applications debugging-foo (strace, gdb,...) -- Krunch
• Decent beginner electronics workshop (probably one or two half-days at the space) -- Russ 10:40, 12 January 2010 (UTC)
• Introduction to Hardware Hacking/Arduino incl live demo -- Andy "Bob" Brockhurst
• Introduction to Amazon AWS Services - S3, EC2, SimpleDB, etc. using boto -- Rlotun 11:13, 12 January 2010 (UTC)
• Introduction to asynchronous network programming in Python using Twisted -- Rlotun 11:16, 12 January 2010 (UTC)
• I'd love a workshop on effectively using the scope/logic analyser we have --Jonty
• Introduction to Max/MSP (Anil volunteered)
• Introduction to Mercurial (We did one for Git, it's only fair)
• Introduction to Circuit Bending
• Basic soldering lessons always go down well
• HTML/CSS for beginner/intermediate -- Davids
• QT/C++ for beginners -- Jono
• Juice Server Side JS framework -- Ashb/Evilstreak
• Python for beginners -- ?
• Ruby for beginners -- Max
• Perl for beginners -- Ashb