Das alte T-Shirt mit einem Statement-Print wiederbeleben, eine verlorene Spielfigur nachdrucken oder einen Stempel designen: MeetUp im Humboldt Forum!

In diesem dreistündigen Workshop sind alle Interessierten mit und ohne Vorkenntnisse dazu eingeladen, verschiedene Maker Space Technologien kennenzulernen. Wir erklären an unterschiedlichen Terminen (s.u.), wie sich mit Laser Cutter, 3D-Drucker, Schneidplotter, Näh- oder Stickmaschine nützliche Dinge für den Alltag herstellen lassen.

Inspiriert von den aktuellen Ausstellungen und Themen des Hauses, können am Laptop mit der Software Inkscape oder Tinkercad eigene Grafiken und Objekte entworfen und gestaltet werden. Wer sich geschickt anstellt, kann am Ende ein fertiges Produkt mit nach Hause nehmen.

Die Personenzahl ist begrenzt. Bitte buchen Sie am Veranstaltungstag an der Tageskasse im Foyer pro Person ein kostenfreies Teilnahmeticket! Der Workshop ist nicht für Kinder und Jugendliche unter 16 Jahren geeignet.

Die nächsten Termine und Themen

• 3. und 10. Januar 2026 Kleine Aufnäher & Patches mit der Stickmaschine
• 31. Januar und 7. Februar 2026 Textildruck mit Schneidplotter und Transferpresse – Bitte T-Shirt oder Beutel aus Baumwolle mitbringen!
• 28. Februar und 7. März 2026 Schmuckstücke und Anhänger aus dem 3D-Drucker
• 28. März und 4. April 2026 Stempel & Schablonen aus dem Laser Cutter

Weitere Informationen: Kostenfrei. Bitte buchen Sie Ihr Ticket direkt am Veranstaltungstag an der Tageskasse im Foyer. Die Ticketbuchung im Voraus und im Webshop ist nicht möglich. Dauer: 180 min. Ab 16 Jahre. Sprache: Deutsch, Englisch. Rollstuhlgerecht. Ort: Werkräume, 1. OG. Maximal 15 Personen.

Das alte T-Shirt mit einem Statement-Print wiederbeleben, eine verlorene Spielfigur nachdrucken oder einen Stempel designen: MeetUp im Humboldt Forum!

In diesem dreistündigen Workshop sind alle Interessierten mit und ohne Vorkenntnisse dazu eingeladen, verschiedene Maker Space Technologien kennenzulernen. Wir erklären an unterschiedlichen Terminen (s.u.), wie sich mit Laser Cutter, 3D-Drucker, Schneidplotter, Näh- oder Stickmaschine nützliche Dinge für den Alltag herstellen lassen.

Inspiriert von den aktuellen Ausstellungen und Themen des Hauses, können am Laptop mit der Software Inkscape oder Tinkercad eigene Grafiken und Objekte entworfen und gestaltet werden. Wer sich geschickt anstellt, kann am Ende ein fertiges Produkt mit nach Hause nehmen.

Die Personenzahl ist begrenzt. Bitte buchen Sie am Veranstaltungstag an der Tageskasse im Foyer pro Person ein kostenfreies Teilnahmeticket! Der Workshop ist nicht für Kinder und Jugendliche unter 16 Jahren geeignet.

Die nächsten Termine und Themen

• 3. und 10. Januar 2026 Kleine Aufnäher & Patches mit der Stickmaschine
• 31. Januar und 7. Februar 2026 Textildruck mit Schneidplotter und Transferpresse – Bitte T-Shirt oder Beutel aus Baumwolle mitbringen!
• 28. Februar und 7. März 2026 Schmuckstücke und Anhänger aus dem 3D-Drucker
• 28. März und 4. April 2026 Stempel & Schablonen aus dem Laser Cutter

Weitere Informationen: Kostenfrei. Bitte buchen Sie Ihr Ticket direkt am Veranstaltungstag an der Tageskasse im Foyer. Die Ticketbuchung im Voraus und im Webshop ist nicht möglich. Dauer: 180 min. Ab 16 Jahre. Sprache: Deutsch, Englisch. Rollstuhlgerecht. Ort: Werkräume, 1. OG. Maximal 15 Personen.

Das alte T-Shirt mit einem Statement-Print wiederbeleben, eine verlorene Spielfigur nachdrucken oder einen Stempel designen: MeetUp im Humboldt Forum!

In diesem dreistündigen Workshop sind alle Interessierten mit und ohne Vorkenntnisse dazu eingeladen, verschiedene Maker Space Technologien kennenzulernen. Wir erklären an unterschiedlichen Terminen (s.u.), wie sich mit Laser Cutter, 3D-Drucker, Schneidplotter, Näh- oder Stickmaschine nützliche Dinge für den Alltag herstellen lassen.

Inspiriert von den aktuellen Ausstellungen und Themen des Hauses, können am Laptop mit der Software Inkscape oder Tinkercad eigene Grafiken und Objekte entworfen und gestaltet werden. Wer sich geschickt anstellt, kann am Ende ein fertiges Produkt mit nach Hause nehmen.

Die Personenzahl ist begrenzt. Bitte buchen Sie am Veranstaltungstag an der Tageskasse im Foyer pro Person ein kostenfreies Teilnahmeticket! Der Workshop ist nicht für Kinder und Jugendliche unter 16 Jahren geeignet.

Die nächsten Termine und Themen

• 3. und 10. Januar 2026 Kleine Aufnäher & Patches mit der Stickmaschine

• 31. Januar und 7. Februar 2026 Textildruck mit Schneidplotter und Transferpresse – Bitte T-Shirt oder Beutel aus Baumwolle mitbringen!

• 28. Februar und 7. März 2026 Schmuckstücke und Anhänger aus dem 3D-Drucker

• 28. März und 4. April 2026 Stempel & Schablonen aus dem Laser Cutter

Weitere Informationen: Kostenfrei. Bitte buchen Sie Ihr Ticket direkt am Veranstaltungstag an der Tageskasse im Foyer. Die Ticketbuchung im Voraus und im Webshop ist nicht möglich. Dauer: 180 min. Ab 16 Jahre. Sprache: Deutsch, Englisch. Rollstuhlgerecht. Ort: Werkräume, 1. OG. Maximal 15 Personen.

Agenda: 18:00 Welcome 18:15 How not to sell the same ticket to two different people by Jose Muñoz (ClickHouse) 19:00 Online schema changes at Scale with TiDB by Mattias Jonsson (PingCAP) 19:45 Lightning Sessions 20:15 Pizza & networking

How not to sell the same ticket to two different people by Jose Muñoz (ClickHouse) Summary: Let’s say we build an app to sell movie theater tickets using your favorite database and framework. We design a stunning interface, pack it with amazing features, and ensure every detail of accessibility is perfect. We deploy it to production, and once users start arriving, we notice some very strange things happening: some customers have purchased the same seat for the same movie at the same time, and in some showings, people are sitting on the floor because we've sold more tickets than there are seats. What could have gone wrong?

In this talk, we’ll explore how these kinds of issues can occur when we don’t use transactions, share some real-world cases, and examine techniques modern databases use to help us avoid these problems.

Bio: Jose is a software engineer with close to nine years of experience building data-centric products at companies such as Tuenti and Tinybird. He now works at ClickHouse, where he maintains the dbt connector. Passionate about community, he has helped organize events with GDG Cáceres and Databeers Madrid and tries to share what he learns by speaking at meetups and conferences.

Online schema changes at Scale with TiDB by Mattias Jonsson (PingCAP) Summary: ALTER TABLE in production databases are tricky, this talk will go through some of the challenges, as well as how the Distributed SQL database TiDB solves the issues as well as providing high speed index addition and more.

Bio: Mattias has worked as a Principal Software Engineer at PingCAP working on TiDB, since April 2021. Previously he worked with MySQL at Booking.com and before that working on MySQL server at Oracle. So more than 20 years of Database experiences, mostly in the MySQL community.

Speakers: Greg Phips & Alex Badiu Start Date: Thu, Nov 27th 2025 · 7:00 PM EEST (5:00 PM GMT) Language: ENGLISH Location: Online (link visible for attendees) Description:

Transform documentation from perceived overhead into a strategic advantage for exceptional data visualization

At the end of the Meetup we'll have a Raffle with prizes offered by EDNA: 1 FREE one-year access Licenses on EDNA Platform for one lucky winner from the Live attendees !

Speaker: Greg Philps Power BI Specialist \| Enterprise DNA Expert \| Deneb Community Expert

One of the top Microsoft Power BI developers in the world, Greg is a noted expert and author of learning materials in both Power BI best practices and use of the Deneb custom visual within Power BI. Prior to his Power BI career, Greg spent over twenty years’ architecting and managing robust and reliable solutions for both new and existing software applications. Committed to the engineering of software requirements from their initial development to their on-going management through the product lifecycle, with special emphases on their validation and testability. An excellent communicator with particular skills at clarifying customers’ needs, reducing expectation gaps, and interpreting technical information for non-technical audiences. Authored two courses (as of August 2025) for Power BI as part of Enterprise DNA’s member offerings: • Power BI Report Development Best Practices Checklist • Introduction to the Deneb custom visual in Power BI (available to Enterprise DNA members) Collaborating with Alex Badiu on a multi-part GitHub and LinkedIn series on Power BI documentation (20 issues published as of August 2025). Authored a ten-part series for LinkedIn on common reporting effort problems and solutions (November 2024). Authored a ten-part carousel series for LinkedIn on the use of the Deneb custom visual within Power BI (September 2023).

Connect with Greg here:

• LinkedIn
• https://github.com/alexbadiu-insightsinmotion/PBI-Documentation/tree/main

Speaker: Alex Badiu Microsoft MVP

Power BI MVP (2025-2026) Fabric / Power BI Super User (2024-2025) Head of Business Analytics at Décilia (Paris, France) Online course author: "Data Storytelling and User-Centered Design in Power BI“ (April 2022) Technical reviewer: "Power Apps Tips, Tricks and Best Practices" by Andrea Pinillos and Tim Weinzapfel ( Nov 2024)

Connect with Alex here:

• LinkedIn
• https://github.com/alexbadiu-insightsinmotion/PBI-Documentation/tree/main ;
• https://insightsinmotion.eu/

It's the November iteration of our monthly meetup. Following Stephan Eckes' presentation back in April, we're looking forward to another Rust talk, this time with Ian Hobson! See details below.

After the talk, we'll also give a quick update to everyone about the recent Mitgliederversammlung (member's meeting) we had as a Verein.

As always, there will be a chance to network over drinks and pizza. Anyone interested in Audio development is welcome!

Building Music Applications with Rust - Ian Hobson In this talk I'll be giving an overview of the current state of the Rust music software ecosystem, and we'll explore the latest developments in tooling, libraries, and best practices. I'll also take you on a practical tour of a reusable project template for Rust-based music apps that can be distributed as plugins, on mobile or desktop operating systems, or in web browsers.

Please note: Attendance is strictly limited to people who have RSVP'd. You will receive further instructions on how to attend once RSVP'd.

If the event is full, please register for the waiting list in case a spot opens up.

If you find yourself with a pile of unfinished or unstarted projects that you want to get through, look no further.

We've been running these free online productivity sessions since the first COVID lockdowns in April 2020.

Members have fed back that they get a much-needed productivity boost because, in coming to the session, they make sure they dedicate time to their projects. Read more here: https://suze.dev/blog/get-on-with-it/.

If there's stuff you want to get started, finished or make progress on, but are struggling for motivation, join us! We'll get together to share what we're doing, cheer each other on and generally support each other to kick-start some momentum.

Here are some examples of things people have worked on in previous sessions:

• Writing blog posts
• Learning how to build a mobile app
• Sorting out Lego
• Photography projects
• Working on an online art gallery
• Preparing for a talk
• Decluttering
• Fixing a child's broken electronic toy
• Putting up shelving
• Sewing projects
• Building mobile apps
• IoT projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
• Online tutorials
• Assembling a treadmill
• Painting by numbers

How to prepare:

Make sure you have e-mails switched on for this group otherwise you won't receive the Google Meet link. Check your Meetup settings.

What to expect:

The session takes place on Google Meet and Slack and the structure is as follows. All times are shown in London UK time:

3.25pm: We e-mail the Google Meet link for this event to all attendees.

*** Optional: 3.30pm [Google Meet]: Social chat (not work chat 😜). If you want to give the social a miss, join the call at 4pm. ***

4.00pm [Google Meet]: Welcome from Ladies of Code.

4.05pm [Google Meet]: Tell us what you want to work on today. Type it in the chat or switch on your video camera and talk about it :)

4.15pm [Slack]: Get working! Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

5.15pm [Slack]: Tea break.

5.30pm [Google Meet]: Check back in on Google Meet for show and tells / progress demos.

5.40pm [Slack]: Go back to working on your projects. Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

6.40pm [Google Meet]: Check in on Google Meet, show and tell/watch and listen!

7.00pm [Google Meet]: Thanks, goodnight and keep up the good work!

If you find yourself with a pile of unfinished or unstarted projects that you want to get through, look no further.

We've been running these free online productivity sessions since the first COVID lockdowns in April 2020.

Members have fed back that they get a much-needed productivity boost because, in coming to the session, they make sure they dedicate time to their projects. Read more here: https://suze.dev/blog/get-on-with-it/.

If there's stuff you want to get started, finished or make progress on, but are struggling for motivation, join us! We'll get together to share what we're doing, cheer each other on and generally support each other to kick-start some momentum.

Here are some examples of things people have worked on in previous sessions:

• Writing blog posts
• Learning how to build a mobile app
• Sorting out Lego
• Photography projects
• Working on an online art gallery
• Preparing for a talk
• Decluttering
• Fixing a child's broken electronic toy
• Putting up shelving
• Sewing projects
• Building mobile apps
• IoT projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
• Online tutorials
• Assembling a treadmill
• Painting by numbers

The session takes place on Google Meet and Slack and the structure is as follows. All times are shown in London UK time:

*** Optional: 3.30pm [Google Meet]: Social chat (not work chat 😜). If you want to give the social a miss, join the call at 4pm. ***

4.00pm [Google Meet]: Welcome from Ladies of Code.

4.05pm [Google Meet]: Tell us what you want to work on today. Type it in the chat or switch on your video camera and talk about it :)

4.15pm [Slack]: Get working! Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

5.15pm [Slack]: Tea break.

5.30pm [Google Meet]: Check back in on Google Meet for show and tells / progress demos.

5.40pm [Slack]: Go back to working on your projects. Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

6.40pm [Google Meet]: Check in on Google Meet, show and tell/watch and listen!

7.00pm [Google Meet]: Thanks, goodnight and keep up the good work!

• We will e-mail the Google Meet link for this webinar to all attendees at 3.25pm on the day.

Make sure you have e-mails switched on for this group otherwise you won't receive the link. Check your Meetup settings.

If you find yourself with a pile of unfinished or unstarted projects that you want to get through, look no further.

We've been running these free online productivity sessions since the first COVID lockdowns in April 2020.

Members have fed back that they get a much-needed productivity boost because, in coming to the session, they make sure they dedicate time to their projects. Read more here: https://suze.dev/blog/get-on-with-it/.

If there's stuff you want to get started, finished or make progress on, but are struggling for motivation, join us! We'll get together to share what we're doing, cheer each other on and generally support each other to kick-start some momentum.

Here are some examples of things people have worked on in previous sessions:

• Writing blog posts
• Learning how to build a mobile app
• Sorting out Lego
• Photography projects
• Working on an online art gallery
• Preparing for a talk
• Decluttering
• Fixing a child's broken electronic toy
• Putting up shelving
• Sewing projects
• Building mobile apps
• IoT projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
• Online tutorials
• Assembling a treadmill
• Painting by numbers

The session takes place on Google Meet and Slack and the structure is as follows. All times are shown in London UK time:

*** Optional: 3.30pm [Google Meet]: Social chat (not work chat 😜). If you want to give the social a miss, join the call at 4pm. ***

4.00pm [Google Meet]: Welcome from Ladies of Code.

4.05pm [Google Meet]: Tell us what you want to work on today. Type it in the chat or switch on your video camera and talk about it :)

4.15pm [Slack]: Get working! Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

5.15pm [Slack]: Tea break.

5.30pm [Google Meet]: Check back in on Google Meet for show and tells / progress demos.

5.40pm [Slack]: Go back to working on your projects. Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

6.40pm [Google Meet]: Check in on Google Meet, show and tell/watch and listen!

7.00pm [Google Meet]: Thanks, goodnight and keep up the good work!

• We will e-mail the Google Meet link for this webinar to all attendees at 3.25pm on the day.

Make sure you have e-mails switched on for this group otherwise you won't receive the link. Check your Meetup settings.

If you find yourself with a pile of unfinished or unstarted projects that you want to get through, look no further.

We've been running these free online productivity sessions since the first COVID lockdowns in April 2020.

Members have fed back that they get a much-needed productivity boost because, in coming to the session, they make sure they dedicate time to their projects. Read more here: https://suze.dev/blog/get-on-with-it/.

If there's stuff you want to get started, finished or make progress on, but are struggling for motivation, join us! We'll get together to share what we're doing, cheer each other on and generally support each other to kick-start some momentum.

Here are some examples of things people have worked on in previous sessions:

• Writing blog posts
• Learning how to build a mobile app
• Sorting out Lego
• Photography projects
• Working on an online art gallery
• Preparing for a talk
• Decluttering
• Fixing a child's broken electronic toy
• Putting up shelving
• Sewing projects
• Building mobile apps
• IoT projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
• Online tutorials
• Assembling a treadmill
• Painting by numbers

The session takes place on Google Meet and Slack and the structure is as follows. All times are shown in London UK time:

*** Optional: 3.30pm [Google Meet]: Social chat (not work chat 😜). If you want to give the social a miss, join the call at 4pm. ***

4.00pm [Google Meet]: Welcome from Ladies of Code.

4.05pm [Google Meet]: Tell us what you want to work on today. Type it in the chat or switch on your video camera and talk about it :)

4.15pm [Slack]: Get working! Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

5.15pm [Slack]: Tea break.

5.30pm [Google Meet]: Check back in on Google Meet for show and tells / progress demos.

5.40pm [Slack]: Go back to working on your projects. Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

6.40pm [Google Meet]: Check in on Google Meet, show and tell/watch and listen!

7.00pm [Google Meet]: Thanks, goodnight and keep up the good work!

• We will e-mail the Google Meet link for this webinar to all attendees at 3.25pm on the day.

Make sure you have e-mails switched on for this group otherwise you won't receive the link. Check your Meetup settings.

If you find yourself with a pile of unfinished or unstarted projects that you want to get through, look no further.

We've been running these free online productivity sessions since the first COVID lockdowns in April 2020.

Members have fed back that they get a much-needed productivity boost because, in coming to the session, they make sure they dedicate time to their projects. Read more here: https://suze.dev/blog/get-on-with-it/.

If there's stuff you want to get started, finished or make progress on, but are struggling for motivation, join us! We'll get together to share what we're doing, cheer each other on and generally support each other to kick-start some momentum.

Here are some examples of things people have worked on in previous sessions:

• Writing blog posts
• Learning how to build a mobile app
• Sorting out Lego
• Photography projects
• Working on an online art gallery
• Preparing for a talk
• Decluttering
• Fixing a child's broken electronic toy
• Putting up shelving
• Sewing projects
• Building mobile apps
• IoT projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
• Online tutorials
• Assembling a treadmill
• Painting by numbers

The session takes place on Google Meet and Slack and the structure is as follows. All times are shown in London UK time:

*** Optional: 3.30pm [Google Meet]: Social chat (not work chat 😜). If you want to give the social a miss, join the call at 4pm. ***

4.00pm [Google Meet]: Welcome from Ladies of Code.

4.05pm [Google Meet]: Tell us what you want to work on today. Type it in the chat or switch on your video camera and talk about it :)

4.15pm [Slack]: Get working! Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

5.15pm [Slack]: Tea break.

5.30pm [Google Meet]: Check back in on Google Meet for show and tells / progress demos.

5.40pm [Slack]: Go back to working on your projects. Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

6.40pm [Google Meet]: Check in on Google Meet, show and tell/watch and listen!

7.00pm [Google Meet]: Thanks, goodnight and keep up the good work!

• We will e-mail the Google Meet link for this webinar to all attendees at 3.25pm on the day.

Make sure you have e-mails switched on for this group otherwise you won't receive the link. Check your Meetup settings.

If you find yourself with a pile of unfinished or unstarted projects that you want to get through, look no further.

We've been running these free online productivity sessions since the first COVID lockdowns in April 2020.

Members have fed back that they get a much-needed productivity boost because, in coming to the session, they make sure they dedicate time to their projects. Read more here: https://suze.dev/blog/get-on-with-it/.

If there's stuff you want to get started, finished or make progress on, but are struggling for motivation, join us! We'll get together to share what we're doing, cheer each other on and generally support each other to kick-start some momentum.

Here are some examples of things people have worked on in previous sessions:

• Writing blog posts
• Learning how to build a mobile app
• Sorting out Lego
• Photography projects
• Working on an online art gallery
• Preparing for a talk
• Decluttering
• Fixing a child's broken electronic toy
• Putting up shelving
• Sewing projects
• Building mobile apps
• IoT projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
• Online tutorials
• Assembling a treadmill
• Painting by numbers

The session takes place on Google Meet and Slack and the structure is as follows. All times are shown in London UK time:

*** Optional: 3.30pm [Google Meet]: Social chat (not work chat 😜). If you want to give the social a miss, join the call at 4pm. ***

4.00pm [Google Meet]: Welcome from Ladies of Code.

4.05pm [Google Meet]: Tell us what you want to work on today. Type it in the chat or switch on your video camera and talk about it :)

4.15pm [Slack]: Get working! Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

5.15pm [Slack]: Tea break.

5.30pm [Google Meet]: Check back in on Google Meet for show and tells / progress demos.

5.40pm [Slack]: Go back to working on your projects. Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

6.40pm [Google Meet]: Check in on Google Meet, show and tell/watch and listen!

7.00pm [Google Meet]: Thanks, goodnight and keep up the good work!

• We will e-mail the Google Meet link for this webinar to all attendees at 3.25pm on the day.

Make sure you have e-mails switched on for this group otherwise you won't receive the link. Check your Meetup settings.

If you find yourself with a pile of unfinished or unstarted projects that you want to get through, look no further.

We've been running these free online productivity sessions since the first COVID lockdowns in April 2020.

Members have fed back that they get a much-needed productivity boost because, in coming to the session, they make sure they dedicate time to their projects. Read more here: https://suze.dev/blog/get-on-with-it/.

If there's stuff you want to get started, finished or make progress on, but are struggling for motivation, join us! We'll get together to share what we're doing, cheer each other on and generally support each other to kick-start some momentum.

Here are some examples of things people have worked on in previous sessions:

• Writing blog posts
• Learning how to build a mobile app
• Sorting out Lego
• Photography projects
• Working on an online art gallery
• Preparing for a talk
• Decluttering
• Fixing a child's broken electronic toy
• Putting up shelving
• Sewing projects
• Building mobile apps
• IoT projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
• Online tutorials
• Assembling a treadmill
• Painting by numbers

The session takes place on Google Meet and Slack and the structure is as follows. All times are shown in London UK time:

*** Optional: 3.30pm [Google Meet]: Social chat (not work chat 😜). If you want to give the social a miss, join the call at 4pm. ***

4.00pm [Google Meet]: Welcome from Ladies of Code.

4.05pm [Google Meet]: Tell us what you want to work on today. Type it in the chat or switch on your video camera and talk about it :)

4.15pm [Slack]: Get working! Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

5.15pm [Slack]: Tea break.

5.30pm [Google Meet]: Check back in on Google Meet for show and tells / progress demos.

5.40pm [Slack]: Go back to working on your projects. Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

6.40pm [Google Meet]: Check in on Google Meet, show and tell/watch and listen!

7.00pm [Google Meet]: Thanks, goodnight and keep up the good work!

• We will e-mail the Google Meet link for this webinar to all attendees at 3.25pm on the day.

Make sure you have e-mails switched on for this group otherwise you won't receive the link. Check your Meetup settings.

If you find yourself with a pile of unfinished or unstarted projects that you want to get through, look no further.

We've been running these free online productivity sessions since the first COVID lockdowns in April 2020.

Members have fed back that they get a much-needed productivity boost because, in coming to the session, they make sure they dedicate time to their projects. Read more here: https://suze.dev/blog/get-on-with-it/.

If there's stuff you want to get started, finished or make progress on, but are struggling for motivation, join us! We'll get together to share what we're doing, cheer each other on and generally support each other to kick-start some momentum.

Here are some examples of things people have worked on in previous sessions:

• Writing blog posts
• Learning how to build a mobile app
• Sorting out Lego
• Photography projects
• Working on an online art gallery
• Preparing for a talk
• Decluttering
• Fixing a child's broken electronic toy
• Putting up shelving
• Sewing projects
• Building mobile apps
• IoT projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
• Online tutorials
• Assembling a treadmill
• Painting by numbers

The session takes place on Google Meet and Slack and the structure is as follows. All times are shown in London UK time:

*** Optional: 3.30pm [Google Meet]: Social chat (not work chat 😜). If you want to give the social a miss, join the call at 4pm. ***

4.00pm [Google Meet]: Welcome from Ladies of Code.

4.05pm [Google Meet]: Tell us what you want to work on today. Type it in the chat or switch on your video camera and talk about it :)

4.15pm [Slack]: Get working! Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

5.15pm [Slack]: Tea break.

5.30pm [Google Meet]: Check back in on Google Meet for show and tells / progress demos.

5.40pm [Slack]: Go back to working on your projects. Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

6.40pm [Google Meet]: Check in on Google Meet, show and tell/watch and listen!

7.00pm [Google Meet]: Thanks, goodnight and keep up the good work!

• We will e-mail the Google Meet link for this webinar to all attendees at 3.25pm on the day.

Make sure you have e-mails switched on for this group otherwise you won't receive the link. Check your Meetup settings.

If you find yourself with a pile of unfinished or unstarted projects that you want to get through, look no further.

We've been running these free online productivity sessions since the first COVID lockdowns in April 2020.

Members have fed back that they get a much-needed productivity boost because, in coming to the session, they make sure they dedicate time to their projects. Read more here: https://suze.dev/blog/get-on-with-it/.

If there's stuff you want to get started, finished or make progress on, but are struggling for motivation, join us! We'll get together to share what we're doing, cheer each other on and generally support each other to kick-start some momentum.

Here are some examples of things people have worked on in previous sessions:

• Writing blog posts
• Learning how to build a mobile app
• Sorting out Lego
• Photography projects
• Working on an online art gallery
• Preparing for a talk
• Decluttering
• Fixing a child's broken electronic toy
• Putting up shelving
• Sewing projects
• Building mobile apps
• IoT projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
• Online tutorials
• Assembling a treadmill
• Painting by numbers

The session takes place on Google Meet and Slack and the structure is as follows. All times are shown in London UK time:

*** Optional: 3.30pm [Google Meet]: Social chat (not work chat 😜). If you want to give the social a miss, join the call at 4pm. ***

4.00pm [Google Meet]: Welcome from Ladies of Code.

4.05pm [Google Meet]: Tell us what you want to work on today. Type it in the chat or switch on your video camera and talk about it :)

4.15pm [Slack]: Get working! Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

5.15pm [Slack]: Tea break.

5.30pm [Google Meet]: Check back in on Google Meet for show and tells / progress demos.

5.40pm [Slack]: Go back to working on your projects. Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

6.40pm [Google Meet]: Check in on Google Meet, show and tell/watch and listen!

7.00pm [Google Meet]: Thanks, goodnight and keep up the good work!

• We will e-mail the Google Meet link for this webinar to all attendees at 3.25pm on the day.

Make sure you have e-mails switched on for this group otherwise you won't receive the link. Check your Meetup settings.

If you find yourself with a pile of unfinished or unstarted projects that you want to get through, look no further.

We've been running these free online productivity sessions since the first COVID lockdowns in April 2020.

Members have fed back that they get a much-needed productivity boost because, in coming to the session, they make sure they dedicate time to their projects. Read more here: https://suze.dev/blog/get-on-with-it/.

If there's stuff you want to get started, finished or make progress on, but are struggling for motivation, join us! We'll get together to share what we're doing, cheer each other on and generally support each other to kick-start some momentum.

Here are some examples of things people have worked on in previous sessions:

• Writing blog posts
• Learning how to build a mobile app
• Sorting out Lego
• Photography projects
• Working on an online art gallery
• Preparing for a talk
• Decluttering
• Fixing a child's broken electronic toy
• Putting up shelving
• Sewing projects
• Building mobile apps
• IoT projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
• Online tutorials
• Assembling a treadmill
• Painting by numbers

The session takes place on Google Meet and Slack and the structure is as follows. All times are shown in London UK time:

*** Optional: 3.30pm [Google Meet]: Social chat (not work chat 😜). If you want to give the social a miss, join the call at 4pm. ***

4.00pm [Google Meet]: Welcome from Ladies of Code.

4.05pm [Google Meet]: Tell us what you want to work on today. Type it in the chat or switch on your video camera and talk about it :)

4.15pm [Slack]: Get working! Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

5.15pm [Slack]: Tea break.

5.30pm [Google Meet]: Check back in on Google Meet for show and tells / progress demos.

5.40pm [Slack]: Go back to working on your projects. Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

6.40pm [Google Meet]: Check in on Google Meet, show and tell/watch and listen!

7.00pm [Google Meet]: Thanks, goodnight and keep up the good work!

• We will e-mail the Google Meet link for this webinar to all attendees at 3.25pm on the day.

Make sure you have e-mails switched on for this group otherwise you won't receive the link. Check your Meetup settings.

For many of us, the COVID situation means life's still not back to normal.

Whatever your intentions were during the various lockdowns, if you now find yourself with a pile of unfinished or unstarted projects that you want to get through, look no further.

We've been running these free online events since April 2020.

Members have fed back that they get a much-needed productivity boost because, in coming to the session, they make sure they dedicate time to their projects. Read more here: https://suze.dev/blog/get-on-with-it/.

If there's stuff you want to get started, finished or make progress on, but are struggling for motivation, join us! We'll get together to share what we're doing, cheer each other on and generally support each other to kick-start some momentum.

Here are some examples of things people have worked on in previous sessions:

• Writing blog posts
• Learning how to build a mobile app
• Sorting out Lego
• Photography projects
• Working on an online art gallery
• Preparing for a talk
• Decluttering
• Fixing a child's broken electronic toy
• Putting up shelving
• Sewing projects
• Building mobile apps
• IoT projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
• Online tutorials
• Assembling a treadmill
• Painting by numbers

The session takes place on Google Meet and Slack and the structure is as follows. All times are shown in London UK time:

*** Optional: 3.30pm [Google Meet]: Social chat (not work chat 😜). If you want to give the social a miss, join the call at 4pm. ***

4.00pm [Google Meet]: Welcome from Ladies of Code.

4.05pm [Google Meet]: Tell us what you want to work on today. Type it in the chat or switch on your video camera and talk about it :)

4.15pm [Slack]: Get working! Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

5.15pm [Slack]: Tea break.

5.30pm [Google Meet]: Check back in on Google Meet for show and tells / progress demos.

5.40pm [Slack]: Go back to working on your projects. Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

6.40pm [Google Meet]: Check in on Google Meet, show and tell/watch and listen!

7.00pm [Google Meet]: Thanks, goodnight and keep up the good work!

• We will e-mail the Google Meet link for this webinar to all attendees at 3.25pm on the day.

Make sure you have e-mails switched on for this group otherwise you won't receive the link. Check your Meetup settings.

For many of us, the COVID situation means life's still not back to normal.

Whatever your intentions were during the various lockdowns, if you now find yourself with a pile of unfinished or unstarted projects that you want to get through, look no further.

We've been running these free online events since April 2020.

Members have fed back that they get a much-needed productivity boost because, in coming to the session, they make sure they dedicate time to their projects. Read more here: https://suze.dev/blog/get-on-with-it/.

If there's stuff you want to get started, finished or make progress on, but are struggling for motivation, join us! We'll get together to share what we're doing, cheer each other on and generally support each other to kick-start some momentum.

Here are some examples of things people have worked on in previous sessions:

• Writing blog posts
• Learning how to build a mobile app
• Sorting out Lego
• Photography projects
• Working on an online art gallery
• Preparing for a talk
• Decluttering
• Fixing a child's broken electronic toy
• Putting up shelving
• Sewing projects
• Building mobile apps
• IoT projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
• Online tutorials
• Assembling a treadmill
• Painting by numbers

The session takes place on Google Meet and Slack and the structure is as follows. All times are shown in London UK time:

*** Optional: 3.30pm [Google Meet]: Social chat (not work chat 😜). If you want to give the social a miss, join the call at 4pm. ***

4.00pm [Google Meet]: Welcome from Ladies of Code.

4.05pm [Google Meet]: Tell us what you want to work on today. Type it in the chat or switch on your video camera and talk about it :)

4.15pm [Slack]: Get working! Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

5.15pm [Slack]: Tea break.

5.30pm [Google Meet]: Check back in on Google Meet for show and tells / progress demos.

5.40pm [Slack]: Go back to working on your projects. Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

6.40pm [Google Meet]: Check in on Google Meet, show and tell/watch and listen!

7.00pm [Google Meet]: Thanks, goodnight and keep up the good work!

• We will e-mail the Google Meet link for this webinar to all attendees at 3.25pm on the day.

Make sure you have e-mails switched on for this group otherwise you won't receive the link. Check your Meetup settings.

For many of us, the COVID situation means life's still not back to normal.

Whatever your intentions were during the various lockdowns, if you now find yourself with a pile of unfinished or unstarted projects that you want to get through, look no further.

We've been running these free online events since April 2020.

Members have fed back that they get a much-needed productivity boost because, in coming to the session, they make sure they dedicate time to their projects. Read more here: https://suze.dev/blog/get-on-with-it/.

If there's stuff you want to get started, finished or make progress on, but are struggling for motivation, join us! We'll get together to share what we're doing, cheer each other on and generally support each other to kick-start some momentum.

Here are some examples of things people have worked on in previous sessions:

• Writing blog posts
• Learning how to build a mobile app
• Sorting out Lego
• Photography projects
• Working on an online art gallery
• Preparing for a talk
• Decluttering
• Fixing a child's broken electronic toy
• Putting up shelving
• Sewing projects
• Building mobile apps
• IoT projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
• Online tutorials
• Assembling a treadmill
• Painting by numbers

The session takes place on Google Meet and Slack and the structure is as follows. All times are shown in London UK time:

*** Optional: 3.30pm [Google Meet]: Social chat (not work chat 😜). If you want to give the social a miss, join the call at 4pm. ***

4.00pm [Google Meet]: Welcome from Ladies of Code.

4.05pm [Google Meet]: Tell us what you want to work on today. Type it in the chat or switch on your video camera and talk about it :)

4.15pm [Slack]: Get working! Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

5.15pm [Slack]: Tea break.

5.30pm [Google Meet]: Check back in on Google Meet for show and tells / progress demos.

5.40pm [Slack]: Go back to working on your projects. Check in / get support on our dedicated Slack channel.

6.40pm [Google Meet]: Check in on Google Meet, show and tell/watch and listen!

7.00pm [Google Meet]: Thanks, goodnight and keep up the good work!

• We will e-mail the Google Meet link for this webinar to all attendees at 3.25pm on the day.

Make sure you have e-mails switched on for this group otherwise you won't receive the link. Check your Meetup settings.

🕹️👾 Welcome to DSF Game On 2025 👾🕹️

THE TICKET BALLOT IS NOW OPEN!

Click the link below to enter the ballot 👇 Click here!!!

Join us on Saturday 17th May 2025, for our 11th Festival, at our London home CodeNode, for one day only!

Enter the ticket ballot to be in with a chance of attending. 600 lucky people will get to attend this event for free 🎟️

40 speakers, 4 stream rooms, 14 partners, lunch, swag bags, and an entire day to learn, mingle, and be inspired!

Event time: 08:15 AM - 18:00 PM

Venue address: CodeNode, 10 South Pl, London, EC2M 7EB

Nearest tube station: Moorgate or Liverpool Street

Schedule and speaker details are updated weekly here.

Please note this event will not be streamed, so please ensure you apply for a ballot ticket to watch these sessions live.

PLEASE NOTE: CLICKING ATTENDING ON MEETUP DOES NOT GIVE YOU ACCESS TO THIS EVENT. PLEASE FOLLOW THE LINK ABOVE OR BELOW TO REGISTER FOR TICKETS.

Ticketing: Due to the popularity of Data Science Festival events, we are now allocating event tickets via a random ballot. Registering enters you into the ticket ballot for DSF Game On on Saturday 17th May 2025. The ballot will be drawn throughout the month of April 2025. If you have not received a ticket by May 8th 2025, unfortunately, you have been unsuccessful in getting a ticket. Those who are randomly selected will then be e-mailed tickets for the event. Please read how the ticketing works in full here. ([https://datasciencefestival.com/2024/01/01/dsf-tickets-101-mayday-2024/](https://datasciencefestival.com/2024/01/01/dsf-tickets-101-mayday-2024/))

Event details:

🎟️ Please bring your ticket (a paper copy or on your phone) to the event to check in with your QR code. Tickets are non-transferable. Arrive before 10:00 AM for guaranteed entry.

☕️ There is no breakfast at the venue, however, there is tea, coffee, and water provided throughout the day. Lunch is also provided. Soft drinks and alcohol can be purchased from SpaceBar at Code Node.

⌚️ Doors will open at 8:15 AM sharp and attendee registration will begin at this time on Saturday 17th May 2025. Speaker sessions begin at 9:00 AM, but please arrive at least 45 minutes before the conference begins, to make sure you enter the event on time. Arrive before 10:00 AM for guaranteed entry.

📛 Please pick up your badge, schedule and SWAG bag at the registration table on the ground floor.

🤝 There will be networking at the Spacebar from 17:00 - 18:00 PM so come and say hello!

FAQ will be live in April 2025. Please take some time to review this ahead of the event.

Check out last year's DSF MayDay here: https://datasciencefestival.com/event/mayday-2024/

We can't wait to see you back in person! 👋

DSFgameon