Workshop Wednesdays
We kept the first one relatively quiet to see how it was, turns out it was great so we’re going in for more.
This weeks special

Steve will be (re)running the last session of the series OOP via Python. As usual it is standalone, so don’t worry about needing to have seen previous sessions. The overall aim of the series is to dig beneath the surface of “object orientation” and explain what makes it tick and why it is effective. And in this final session he will be digging into two Design Patterns and illuminating why they are key. Also lightly cover Design Patterns in general but this isn’t a series about becoming an uber-nerd – we’re aiming for an architectural understanding. Or Oracular, depending on your preference. Our interest here is how these patterns hook into the core of object-oriented programming.
Also showing: anything basically, web development, python, flutter, data science, gaming .. anything techy goes. We’ll also have a women tech hub table for members wanting to drop in and catch up or talk careers or support. Sign up with codehub or Women’s Tech Hub.
Return of GirlGeekDinners
Also coming back in ‘the real’ on the 24th of February courtesy of scottlogic.

A Problem Solving Toolkit or Why we’re much more useful than we think we are!
Laura Warren talks us through how she’s tackling problems and navigating a non-linear career in tech. Sign up here.

Our Feature pictures will be based on disciplines that use Data Science. This weeks is Ocean Hydro energy.
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