Coding Grace

Brr... I'm missing the sunshiney weather, but that means we can spend more time indoors learning about technologies and meeting awesome people instead of feeling guilty about missing being outside during warm sunny summer evenings. Because seemingly as kids start back to school, it looks like organisers are

Still calling it late summer What a summer we had, I know it's technically start of autumn, but let's try and keep summer going a wee bit longer, shall we? Now who's ready for some news, tidbits, CFPs, events (there's lots of

Keep cool & hydrated and carry on 🍦 Finally a proper summer, and holidays are in full swing for some. June was a busy month for me but main highlight was Inspirefest, and even my hair matched. I've written a highlight of my time there, you can read it

First and foremost... I want to say a huge THANK YOU for those who re-subscribed to our monthly newsletter. You are all so amazing and supportive. ❤️ A big thanks to Grace from Bridge21 who invited me to speak to TY students about what I do at SmartFutures in Tech for

NB You need to click on "Update your subscription" below or you will be unsubscribed! Hi All! What a busy April... read on to see what I've been up to. Are there workshops in May/June that people want us to run? I have a Django

Hi All! Happy Easter, everyone! 🐣🐰 Here's hoping to more sunshine and less snow. Last month was quite a busy month for me, I lead a workshop on designing inclusive events with Dogpatch Labs, and representing organisations I'm involved with including Coding Grace as part of their

Hi All! Hope you survived the #Snowpocalypse and scramble for bread and milk. March is an exciting month, and International Women's Day is coming up. Was at 404 London last month, and had so much fun. It was great to have a chat about the Irish Tech Community

Spring time is here! 🌷 It's February and so many things are in the works right now. Big thanks to Christina for inviting me to speak at Ireland Girl Geek Dinners panel alongside other amazing guest speakers: Ann O'Dea, Maria Varley and Jenny Sheehan. The panel topic

It's 2018! 🎉 We are super excited and yes, we are planning workshops. Remember way back in October, I asked what people like to learn, looks like Coding is still right up at the top. Keep an eye out on Twitter and our monthly newsletters. Keep sending on your

Holiday season is here. Most meetups and events are starting to wind down for December, and same for us, we won't have any workshops till next year. We are, however, are looking forward in collaborating with Ruby Ireland, Elm User Group Dublin and PyLadies Dublin on the annual