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Welcome to the meetup home for developers of all skill-levels.
Everybody's welcome, everyone's invited, everyone will take something home from our meetups. Our meetups are not your usual "experts talk, audience listens" kind of experience but a community driven meetup that embraces a knowledge exchange culture as well as a strict "nice to have you here"-attitude.
Upcoming meetups.
Save the date.coding earth global meetup #5
The 5th coding earth meetup will start with one inspiring talk on Data Science and Machine Learning, followed by a short panel on that topic and an additional gathering to live code and AMA with the speaker. Everyone's invited to contribute code, questions and additional insights. If you're interested in joining our panel, send us a short notice using the contact form at the bottom or use our official email address you find in our imprint.
pre pandemic Impressions
Coding Berlin Birthday Hackathon February 2020 | one day of freestyle hacking at Wild Code School
coding berlin aug 2019 | blockchain week special edition
coding leipzig 2018 | Elasticsearch tweaks at basislager.co
coding leipzig may 2019 | at Jambit for AWS insights
July 2019: coding leipzig summer hack | 20 coders and two days of freestyle hacking at basislager
April 2019: coding portugal, Lisbon | Firebase & Gatsby at The Block Cafe
coding berlin Sep 2018 | Machine Learning Meetup at Prince Charles
coding berlin: December 2018 | The xmas quiz show & books raffle
Coding Stuttgart Oct 2019 | at Breuninger HQ
coding portugal: Faro, October 2019 | blockchain payments and outer space tech / Halloween party
Coding Berlin November 2019 | GraphQL and headless CMS at GraphCMS
Coding Berlin Birthday Hackathon February 2020 | one day of freestyle hacking at Wild Code School
coding berlin aug 2019 | blockchain week special edition
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Isn't it amazing how many technologies, languages and tools to know in modern software development? Be it blockchains for storing transactions, machines taking decisions based on digital learning sets, virtual cloud instances providing computing power for scaled applications and command line tools that improve your workflow: it's nearly impossible to keep track of everything.
Here we jump in: Instead of specialising on a dedicated topic, coding earth was established to become a space for earth's coder community: every development related topic is welcome here, every developer with any skill level will take away something new on every session, every question may be asked and everyone should have a good time. There's only one golden rule:
Contribute!
We are looking forward to your ideas for upcoming meetups. If you want to share any of your knowledge with a highly motivated community, this is the right place. If you want to demonstrate a software stack that you're using in your startup, this is the place to present. If you seek for an opportunity to spread the evangelism of the next big programming language: give a talk at coding earth. We're embracing every technology and personality and we're just waiting for you.
Stay tuned.
Our rules.
- we neither care about your gender, your skin tone, your religious views, the language your mother taught you nor your heritage or favorite science fiction series, we only care about you as a developer.
- no marketing, no recruiting, only tech and if possible: code (lets consider yaml valid, and of course you may announce that your company is hiring)
- don't bash one technology in favor of another without giving a concrete reason (Ruby is sh*t, Rust is much better, you know the game)
- one demo gets you rid of 10 slides so don't be shy and type live, we're all developers so we'll only laugh at obvious typos
- as soon as 1 person is around who doesn't understand the local language we switch to English (exceptions must be announced and if she doesn't understand English as well we ran out of options).
- food is not always free, but maybe you get a t-shirt
- everyone can become a developer. everyone can become a better developer. being a bad developer doesn't make you a bad person. there are no bad developers
- you do talk about coding earth