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Margaret Eldridge

Curious about serverless, Cloudflare, or diagramming sw architectures?

Join Ashley Peacock for codebar + PragProg Lit Fest AMA (last day). Ask a Q—you might win an ebook! 📚🔥

tinyurl.com/mermaidcloudflare

Devtalk · AMA with: Ashley Peacock (codebar Winter Lit Fest)Ask Me Anything with Ashley Peacock @ashleypeacock On February 27 and 28, we are giving you a chance to ask questions of PragProg author Ashley Peacock as part of our Winter Literary Festival in partnership with codebar. Ashley Peacock is the author of Creating Software with Modern Diagramming Techniques and Serverless Apps on Cloudflare. He has experience across the tech stack and has worked as a staff engineer and architect in the UK tech industry for over a decade. Ask him about pr...
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Margaret Eldridge

Bookfair to benefit codebar. Ask a qq today and be entered to win an ebook:

Ellie Fairholm and Josep Giralt D'Lacoste
tinyurl.com/beamops

Zach Daniel and Rebecca Le
tinyurl.com/ashframework

Mark Volkman
tinyurl.com/htmxbook

Devtalk · AMA with: Ellie Fairholm and Josep Giralt D'Lacoste (codebar Winter Lit Fest)Ask Me Anything with Ellie Fairholm and Josep Giralt D’Lacoste @elliefairholm and @Gilacost On February 24 and 25, we are giving you a chance to ask questions of PragProg authors Ellie Fairholm and Josep Giralt D’Lacoste as part of our Winter Literary Festival in partnership with codebar. Ellie Fairholm is a full-stack developer on the path to becoming a solutions architect. She excels at communication and believes that no topic is too difficult to learn. She is deeply passionate abou...
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Fiona MacNeill

A couple of weeks ago I ran from Brighton's West Pier to Worthing Pier as a replacement charity run to raise money for codebar Brighton. All while wearing a robot costume! I created this video of my run using my GoPro and ffmpeg (ffmpeg.org/)

CYBORG (EDM).mp3 by Aminudinaszad -- freesound.org/s/550377/ -- License: Attribution NonCommercial 4.0

#OpenSource #CreativeCommons #coding #CommandLine #TechMacGyver #Running #Charity #codebar #codebarBrighton

youtu.be/F-56ARsjitA

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Margaret Eldridge

You still have time to register for codebar/PragProg author talks happening Oct 7!

ti.to/codebar/an-afternoon-wit

Use 2024codebar for 40% off at pragprog.com from Oct 7-13, and we'll donate 20% of the list price to codebar. Discount excludes The Pragmatic Programmer, which we don't publish.

TitoAn Afternoon with Pragmatic Bookshelf - Author EditionPlease join us virtually for an afternoon of talks with five fantastic Pragmatic bookshelf authors - Frances Buontempo, Cristian Planas, Marcus Lagré, Karl Stolley and Dmitry Zinoviev. All of these talks will happen virtually using Zoom. To attend, please RSVP and all attendees will be emailed details about how you can join the session. The first talk will kick off at 4:30PM BST (GMT+1). Frances Buontempo : "A Personal Project That Got Out of Hand (Writing a Book)" Fran shares her experiences as a programmer and her interests, including the reasons she decided to write a book. Follow her journey and hear about how much an audience has to offer, ways to keep motivated, and how to be a lifelong learner. Cristian Planas : "Growing with Rails" Rails can be a fantastic framework for building your startup. But what happens when the startup becomes a leading business? How do you grow and maintain a Rails application for 15 years? In this talk, Cristian will walk you through the life of a Rails-centered org, from zero to planetary scale. Marcus Lagré : "The Stress Equation: How Pressure, Complexity, and Security Affects Stress Levels in Teams" Stress is a leading cause of sick leave and mental health issues for academics and knowledge workers. What sets stress apart from other areas of occupational health, is the focus on individual susceptibility and personal coping strategies, rather than proactively fixing the stressful work environment. In this talk, Marcus Lagré will talk about his observations from numerous organisations and teams on how pressure, complexity, and a sense of security affect stress levels and why he created the stress equation. Karl Stolley : "Git-Config Essentials: How to Set and Inspect Baseline Configuration Values" Explore the essentials of configuring Git to make your development workflow smoother and more efficient. We'll discuss setting up your Git environment, customising settings to fit different projects, and creating helpful shortcuts that save time and reduce hassle. You'll hear practical tips on how to tailor Git to your needs, making version control a more seamless part of your daily work. Dmitry Zinoviev : "What You Can Learn from Obscure Programming Languages" Explore characteristics that early programming languages introduced that have shaped modern programming. Did you know that Simula laid the groundwork for object-oriented programming, and has influenced languages like Java and C++? Or that Forth's stack-based design offers insights into low-level programming and efficient resource management? Gain an appreciation of the contributions of obscure languages to today's coding landscape. Also, Pragmatic Bookshelf have kindly given us a promo code. Use "2024codebar" for 40% off your purchases at pragprog.com from October 7–13. You'll not only be getting an amazing deal for yourself, you'll also be helping the entire community. We'll be donating 20% of the list price on each title purchased back to codebar once the festival's over, so show your love and spread the word! PLEASE NOTE: The Pragmatic Programmer: 20th Anniversary Edition is not eligible for discount, as we are not that book's publisher and have no control over its pricing. If you have any questions, please drop us an email at hello@codebar.io.
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Margaret Eldridge

Don't miss out on our author event for codebar on Oct 7! Five free online talks—register now as spots are limited:
ti.to/codebar/an-afternoon-wit

Use 2024codebar for 40% off at pragprog.com from Oct 7-13, and we'll donate 20% of the list price to codebar.

TitoAn Afternoon with Pragmatic Bookshelf - Author EditionPlease join us virtually for an afternoon of talks with five fantastic Pragmatic bookshelf authors - Frances Buontempo, Cristian Planas, Marcus Lagré, Karl Stolley and Dmitry Zinoviev. All of these talks will happen virtually using Zoom. To attend, please RSVP and all attendees will be emailed details about how you can join the session. The first talk will kick off at 4:30PM BST (GMT+1). Frances Buontempo : "A Personal Project That Got Out of Hand (Writing a Book)" Fran shares her experiences as a programmer and her interests, including the reasons she decided to write a book. Follow her journey and hear about how much an audience has to offer, ways to keep motivated, and how to be a lifelong learner. Cristian Planas : "Growing with Rails" Rails can be a fantastic framework for building your startup. But what happens when the startup becomes a leading business? How do you grow and maintain a Rails application for 15 years? In this talk, Cristian will walk you through the life of a Rails-centered org, from zero to planetary scale. Marcus Lagré : "The Stress Equation: How Pressure, Complexity, and Security Affects Stress Levels in Teams" Stress is a leading cause of sick leave and mental health issues for academics and knowledge workers. What sets stress apart from other areas of occupational health, is the focus on individual susceptibility and personal coping strategies, rather than proactively fixing the stressful work environment. In this talk, Marcus Lagré will talk about his observations from numerous organisations and teams on how pressure, complexity, and a sense of security affect stress levels and why he created the stress equation. Karl Stolley : "Git-Config Essentials: How to Set and Inspect Baseline Configuration Values" Explore the essentials of configuring Git to make your development workflow smoother and more efficient. We'll discuss setting up your Git environment, customising settings to fit different projects, and creating helpful shortcuts that save time and reduce hassle. You'll hear practical tips on how to tailor Git to your needs, making version control a more seamless part of your daily work. Dmitry Zinoviev : "What You Can Learn from Obscure Programming Languages" Explore characteristics that early programming languages introduced that have shaped modern programming. Did you know that Simula laid the groundwork for object-oriented programming, and has influenced languages like Java and C++? Or that Forth's stack-based design offers insights into low-level programming and efficient resource management? Gain an appreciation of the contributions of obscure languages to today's coding landscape. Also, Pragmatic Bookshelf have kindly given us a promo code. Use "2024codebar" for 40% off your purchases at pragprog.com from October 7–13. You'll not only be getting an amazing deal for yourself, you'll also be helping the entire community. We'll be donating 20% of the list price on each title purchased back to codebar once the festival's over, so show your love and spread the word! PLEASE NOTE: The Pragmatic Programmer: 20th Anniversary Edition is not eligible for discount, as we are not that book's publisher and have no control over its pricing. If you have any questions, please drop us an email at hello@codebar.io.
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Margaret Eldridge

Remember to join us on Oct 7 for an author event to benefit codebar. Five free online talks. Register now; space is limited:
ti.to/codebar/an-afternoon-wit

Use 2024codebar for 40% off books at pragprog.com Oct 7-13. We donate 20% of list price to codebar.

TitoAn Afternoon with Pragmatic Bookshelf - Author EditionPlease join us virtually for an afternoon of talks with five fantastic Pragmatic bookshelf authors - Frances Buontempo, Cristian Planas, Marcus Lagré, Karl Stolley and Dmitry Zinoviev. All of these talks will happen virtually using Zoom. To attend, please RSVP and all attendees will be emailed details about how you can join the session. The first talk will kick off at 4:30PM BST (GMT+1). Frances Buontempo : "A Personal Project That Got Out of Hand (Writing a Book)" Fran shares her experiences as a programmer and her interests, including the reasons she decided to write a book. Follow her journey and hear about how much an audience has to offer, ways to keep motivated, and how to be a lifelong learner. Cristian Planas : "Growing with Rails" Rails can be a fantastic framework for building your startup. But what happens when the startup becomes a leading business? How do you grow and maintain a Rails application for 15 years? In this talk, Cristian will walk you through the life of a Rails-centered org, from zero to planetary scale. Marcus Lagré : "The Stress Equation: How Pressure, Complexity, and Security Affects Stress Levels in Teams" Stress is a leading cause of sick leave and mental health issues for academics and knowledge workers. What sets stress apart from other areas of occupational health, is the focus on individual susceptibility and personal coping strategies, rather than proactively fixing the stressful work environment. In this talk, Marcus Lagré will talk about his observations from numerous organisations and teams on how pressure, complexity, and a sense of security affect stress levels and why he created the stress equation. Karl Stolley : "Git-Config Essentials: How to Set and Inspect Baseline Configuration Values" Explore the essentials of configuring Git to make your development workflow smoother and more efficient. We'll discuss setting up your Git environment, customising settings to fit different projects, and creating helpful shortcuts that save time and reduce hassle. You'll hear practical tips on how to tailor Git to your needs, making version control a more seamless part of your daily work. Dmitry Zinoviev : "What You Can Learn from Obscure Programming Languages" Explore characteristics that early programming languages introduced that have shaped modern programming. Did you know that Simula laid the groundwork for object-oriented programming, and has influenced languages like Java and C++? Or that Forth's stack-based design offers insights into low-level programming and efficient resource management? Gain an appreciation of the contributions of obscure languages to today's coding landscape. Also, Pragmatic Bookshelf have kindly given us a promo code. Use "2024codebar" for 40% off your purchases at pragprog.com from October 7–13. You'll not only be getting an amazing deal for yourself, you'll also be helping the entire community. We'll be donating 20% of the list price on each title purchased back to codebar once the festival's over, so show your love and spread the word! PLEASE NOTE: The Pragmatic Programmer: 20th Anniversary Edition is not eligible for discount, as we are not that book's publisher and have no control over its pricing. If you have any questions, please drop us an email at hello@codebar.io.
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Fiona MacNeill

How much do I care about raising money for codebar Brighton?
Post-training rain-soaked-socks-much 🧦

I am raising money for codebar, an organisation that helps Women, LGBTQIA+ people, and folks who are underrepresented in tech to learn how to code. I'd like to do codebar proud by running my best in the Great South Run and reaching my goal of £300.

Please, if you can chip in I’d be mighty grateful 💜💻💜

lnkd.in/e7GWkf9x

#codebar#codebarBrighton#charity
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Ladies that UX Brighton

Our latest Medium post is freshly published and recounts the amazing collaborative event we ran with codebar Brighton for International Women's Day. The event included contributions from Green Software Brighton and Green SEO.

Big thanks to Cogapp for sponsoring this event and to WERKS for hosting us.

medium.com/@LadiesthatUX_Br/lt

Medium · LTUX & codebar Brighton — Gaining different perspectives on digital experiencesBy Ladies That UX / Bri
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Ladies that UX Brighton

Just one day to go until our sold out LTUX Brighton x codebar Brighton event at WERKS central!

Join us from 6pm for drinks and pizza. The workshop will start at 6:15.

No worries if you can't bring a device. We have plenty of technology to share.

There is a waiting list for tickets, so please do let us know if you can no longer make it.

We can’t wait to see you there!

For more information: eventbrite.co.uk/e/ltux-bright

#IWD2024#InspireInclusion#UX
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Ladies that UX Brighton

Happy International Women's Day! To mark the occasion, we are delighted to be hosting another collaboration event with codebar Brighton. ✨

You’ll work together with others, using different techniques to examine usability and accessibility issues. No prior knowledge or experience is needed - we’ll have some experts in the room to help guide the conversations.

Get your ticket at: eventbrite.co.uk/e/ltux-bright

#IWD2024#InspireInclusion#UX
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