This is our last Workshop Wednesday of teh year – but we have some very exciting options we are lining up for next year so come along to chat about them (hint: theres a lot of Data training and some great collaborations coming!
This final Workshop Wednesday on the 4th December 2019 will house:
~ Ceri Newton – Agile in a (pistachio) nutshell: a brief introduction to Agile ways of working
Ceri’s been coaching individuals, teams and businesses for well over a decade, and with her background in teaching and psychology, has been referred to more than once as the “Mary Poppins of Agile”. She will be running this hands-on session for anyone who wants to understand a little more about Agile – what it is, how it works and who it’s for. You’ll come out feeling refreshed, renewed, and ready to take on your next Agile project!
~ JavaScript Self-Led Study Group
Calling all those who are interested in learning or improving their JavaScript skills in a relaxed, collaborative environment.
If you’re new to JavaScript, we’ll give you a quick introduction into what you can do with the language, then guide you through the basics by working through small projects together. Our aim is to help pave the way to creating your first website. You will learn skills you’ll need on the job and create a personal portfolio that will make interviews easier.
While the study group’s focus is to help those who are less experienced, we’d be happy to accept anyone who is interested in offering support. Additionally, if you’re looking to build on your existing JavaScript skills, we’d be happy to help on a range of subjects, such as: React.js, Vue.js, Node.js, npm, MongoDB, functional style programming and more.
~ Meet&Speak
A supportive space for women to take to their feet and find their voice. For more information and purchase tickets on eventbrite
~ Python Self-Led Study Group – Hands-on Python Debugging
If you want to learn how to debug small Python projects, join us for a 1h hands-on tutorial with a few fun exercises starting at 18:30! The workshop is targeted at beginner/intermediate Python programmers and requires some pre-installed software. Please install *Anaconda for Python 3.7 and **PyCharm IDE for Anaconda before the workshop. No need to install any Python packages, we will go through all the steps together during the tutorial.
*https://www.anaconda.com/distribution/#download-section
**https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/promo/anaconda/
~ WebDev101
Calling all those interested in improving their knowledge of any subject in the field of web development. See CodeHub Group/Event link for sign up and more information:
~ Project Rainbow – WTH Supporting Non-Profits – Wrap Up session
Rainbow RDA is a charity based in Taunton in need of Web Presence to qualify for grants, attract volunteers, supporters and donations. The project needs additional team members of all walks of Digital Life to help bring their digital presence to light. They are affiliated with RDA.org
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Sign-up via this WTHub MeetUp event, stating eg ‘Agile’, ‘JavaScript’, ‘Python’,‘Rainbow’ or ‘Other’ in reply to the sign-up question
Please note places are limited, where necessary priority will be given to minority group members to ensure a diverse group.
Open to all those aged 18+
