Community · Scheduled

Events

Workshops and walkthroughs run by members, recorded and archived with their materials.

Cadence
Fortnightly
Format
Live + recorded
Audience
All members
Moderation
Host reviewed

Overview

Events are working sessions rather than talks. A host takes a real problem, works through it live, and the room interrupts. Slides are optional; a terminal is not.

Every session is recorded, transcribed and archived with its repository so the material stays useful after the calendar invite expires.

Facilities

Live build sessions

Ninety-minute working sessions with a shared repository, run across Dhaka, European and UK-friendly time slots.

Recordings and transcripts

Every session is archived with a searchable transcript and timestamped chapters.

Materials repository

The starting branch, the finished branch and the notes are published so you can replay the session yourself.

Member hosting

Any member can propose a session; the host desk helps shape the outline and runs a dry pass beforehand.

How it works

  1. 01

    Proposal

    A member proposes a topic with an outline and a target audience.

  2. 02

    Dry pass

    The host desk runs through it once and tightens the scope.

  3. 03

    Live session

    Ninety minutes, working code, questions taken throughout.

  4. 04

    Archive

    Recording, transcript and repository published within a week.

Live threads

A snapshot of what the space is working through right now.

Request access
  • Tracing a slow query from dashboard to planData · Archived · Recorded
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House rules

  • 01Working code beats slides; show the terminal.
  • 02Publish the repository before the session starts.
  • 03Questions are welcome mid-session, not saved to the end.

Questions

Questions, answered

01How do I take part?

Build something, share the reasoning, and review someone else's work with the same care you want on yours.

02Is there a cost?

No. Participation is open; what it asks for is effort and good faith rather than a fee.

03How is feedback given?

Against the review criteria: specific, technical and about the work — never about the person.

04What is not tolerated?

Harassment, plagiarism and low-effort self-promotion. Those end participation.