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* Perl for beginners -- (Ashb?)
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* Decent beginner electronics workshop (probably one or two half-days at the space) -- [[User:Russ|Russ]] 10:40, 12 January 2010 (UTC)
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* A workshop on effectively using the scope/logic analyser we have
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* Introduction to Mercurial (We did one for Git, it's only fair)
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* Introduction to Circuit Bending
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* Basic soldering lessons always go down well
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* Python for beginners
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** I might be willing to do this, as I'm possibly already doing the same thing elsewhere sometime soon, and so running the same thing will be easy enough - Tom Parker
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| Ruby for beginners || (Max? Chris Adams) Would be happy to do this [[User:JamesHarrison|JamesHarrison]] 21:49, 21 April 2010 (UTC) ||
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* Introduction to Max/MSP -- Anil?
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* Contributing to an open source project -- Krunch / Jonty / ?
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* Introduction to Amazon AWS Services - S3, EC2, SimpleDB, etc. using boto -- [[User:Rlotun|Rlotun]] 11:13, 12 January 2010 (UTC)
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* Introduction to asynchronous network programming in Python using Twisted -- [[User:Rlotun|Rlotun]] 11:16, 12 January 2010 (UTC)
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| Python for beginners|| I might be willing to do this, as I'm possibly already doing the same thing elsewhere sometime soon, and so running the same thing will be easy enough - Tom Parker||
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|RDF / Linked Data - help getting up the learning curve, and intro on public sector and other good hackable data|| ||
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|W.I.N.E Beginners to intermediate. Installation, use, debugging, installing windows programmes and games.|| ||
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|Displaying Open Street Map within webpages. Openlayers and related technologies|| ||
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|Vim magic spells' exchange|| ||
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|Glow JavaScript Lib -- beginners or intermediates -- Anyone from the Glow team (volunteered, rather than confirmed - Phae/JakeA/Micmath)|| ||
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|JavaScript Performance || JakeA (volunteered, rather than confirmed)||
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|Introduction to Max/MSP || Anil?||
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|Contributing to an open source project || Krunch / Jonty / ?||
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|general Linux kernel debugging-foo (reading an oops, looking around in a vmcore,...) || Krunch||
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|general Linux applications debugging-foo (strace, gdb,...) || Krunch||
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|Introduction to Amazon AWS Services - S3, EC2, SimpleDB, etc. using boto || [[User:Rlotun|Rlotun]] 11:13, 12 January 2010 (UTC)||
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Revision as of 06:43, 27 July 2010

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.

Workshops offered and prepared

If you are scheduled to do a workshop, or can definitely give one at no notice, please add it here.

Workshops offered

If you can give a workshop talk, put it here. If you need more than a week's notice, please say so.


Workshop Volunteer Interested ?
Introduction to Hardware Hacking/Arduino incl live demo Andy "Bob" Brockhurst
HTML/CSS for beginner/intermediate Chris Adams
Microformats for beginners Phae
Servo programming with Arduino Michael Margolis
Meta Workshop - Tips for a successful workshop PaulR.
Ruby and Sinatra for Beginners James Harrison 16:27, 23 April 2010 (UTC)
Windows/Windows kernel debugging Mark
Creating and using TFL APIs Mark, possibly dom/harrywood/Paul2/anyone else as well?
Introduction to ARM microcontrollers.
Attendees will work with dev kits during the workshop.		 Harry 10:54, 26 July 2010 (UTC)

Workshops wanted

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


Workshop Volunteer Interested ?
Lock Picking, preferably with a wide range of example locks.
Bicycle Maintenance
Linux workshops for beginners/intermediate
Using it as a desktop
Using it as a server
Transitioning to linux
Ruby for beginners (Max? Chris Adams) Would be happy to do this JamesHarrison 21:49, 21 April 2010 (UTC)
Perl for beginners (Ashb?)
QT/C++ for beginners (Jono?)
Decent beginner electronics workshop (probably one or two half-days at the space) Russ 10:40, 12 January 2010 (UTC)
A workshop on effectively using the scope/logic analyser we have
Introduction to Mercurial (We did one for Git, it's only fair)
Introduction to Circuit Bending
Basic soldering lessons always go down well
Python for beginners I might be willing to do this, as I'm possibly already doing the same thing elsewhere sometime soon, and so running the same thing will be easy enough - Tom Parker
RDF / Linked Data - help getting up the learning curve, and intro on public sector and other good hackable data
Programming for beginners, i.e. What are Ruby/Perl/QT/C++/Python, what do you use them for, how powerful are they, what do they run on, how easy are they to learn, what do they share?
W.I.N.E Beginners to intermediate. Installation, use, debugging, installing windows programmes and games.
Displaying Open Street Map within webpages. Openlayers and related technologies
Vim magic spells' exchange
Glow JavaScript Lib -- beginners or intermediates -- Anyone from the Glow team (volunteered, rather than confirmed - Phae/JakeA/Micmath)
JavaScript Performance JakeA (volunteered, rather than confirmed)
Introduction to Max/MSP Anil?
Contributing to an open source project Krunch / 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
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)
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