Thursday 5th April, 2018
Would you like to speak on the night? You'll have five minutes to tell us about something: a project, a library, a technique, a story, or anything else about JavaScript, HTML, CSS, or the wider world of tech.
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I'd like to talk about catch-a-cuppa. A recently created Brighton-based support network for people in digital and its fringes to come together and feel confident in attending the wide variety of events available to the community. Started by some lovely DabApps people.
Name: Narani van Laarhoven
Website: www.dabapps.com
Twitter: @fsf_2025
Relevant link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/catchacuppa
I'll share my latest data-interactive Brexplorer which allows exploration of >12,000 expenses during the EU referendum.
Name: Peter Cook
www.animateddata.co.uk
Twitter @animateddata
I'm going to talk about directory structures. I'll show the directory structure of my current React project. How it evolved and my reasoning behind it. I will be encouraging angry heckling throughout.
name: Remi Shergold
remi-shergold.com
Me and Felix are gonna be chatting about the website we are working on for our Brighton Uni degree show: "Graphic Design & Illustration, In Cahoots!" featuring creative coding in p5.js. I will also briefly be talking about a new project I am working on, a print publication encouraging more designers and artists to get involved in coding and opening this up to contributions from the community.
Name: Lee Doughty, Felix Kwong
Twitter: @LDGHTY@felixFKHK
Links: https://p5js.org/ http://www.incahootsbrighton.com/
I'll be sharing some interesting inner workings of Git that I discovered while preparing a skill share at ocasta on how to use Git. Specifically the way git merges really work and why the command 'git log' lies to you.
Name: Daniel van Berzon
[email protected]
www.ocasta.com
Relevant link: https://ocasta.com/2018/how-i-started-to-get-git/