Present anything cool you've been working on, or a cool package/technique/text editor you've discovered recently -- or feel free to just come by and watch others' presentations. There are no specific rules to Lightning Demos past that demos should be about 5-10 minutes in length at maximum, and should focus more on the code side of things. Things the community has shared in past Lightning Demos include ggplot tricks, a quick demo of Python virtual environments, simple Shiny apps, and more. Hope to see you there!
Where: UofT Coders Discord serverWhen: Wednesday, November 24, from 18:00 - 19:00 EST
Instructor: n/a
Host: Coders exec
Skill level: n/a
If you're new to Discord, see here (PDF) on how to attend the event!
Installation Instructions: n/a
Lesson material: n/a
Note: Our sessions will all be held online until further notice, instead of at the MADLab. If you need help with installation, please be sure to show up at 17:50 (5:50 pm) so that we can help you out before the lesson!
Present anything cool you've been working on, or a cool package/technique/text editor you've discovered recently -- or feel free to just come by and watch others' presentations. There are no specific rules to Lightning Demos past that demos should be about 5-10 minutes in length at maximum, and should focus more on the code side of things. Things the community has shared in past Lightning Demos include ggplot tricks, a quick demo of Python virtual environments, simple Shiny apps, and more. Hope to see you there!
Where: UofT Coders Discord server When: Wednesday, November 24, from 18:00 - 19:00 EST Instructor: n/a Host: Coders exec Skill level: n/a
If you're new to Discord, see here (PDF) on how to attend the event!
Installation Instructions: n/a
Lesson material: n/a
Note: Our sessions will all be held online until further notice, instead of at the MADLab. If you need help with installation, please be sure to show up at 17:50 (5:50 pm) so that we can help you out before the lesson!