Events

Cate will be speaking about how technology is increasingly impinging on every corner of our lives, including our sex lives.

Games have been with us for centuries, from those that emulate battles like Chess and Risk, to the intricate mysteries of Go.

Atom is the hackable text editor begun by GitHub, it was also the first application to use the Electron framework for creating native applications in JavaScript. Thanks to it's underpinnings, customising the editor and creating your own packages to extend functionality is relatively simple. In this presentation I will show how to change and extend Atom with configuration, themes and creating your own package with the Atom API, showing practical examples with the packages I have created.

I'll be attending Europe's pre-eminent event for digital business. I'll be keen to meet interesting products, projects and people.

Explain Yourself! Documentation for Better Code (Chris Ward) - How many times have you come across an awesome looking library or tool that you're keen to work with in your own project but can't even begin to understand how to use it?

I'm back at the infamous FOSDEM, this time to talk about making your documentation polished by automating spelling, grammar, testing, screenshots and so much more.

I'm back at the infamous FOSDEM, this time to talk about how the Electron framework may or may not help our cross-platform dreams.

A whole day meetup, organised in collaboration with GDS, to explore the tools, processes and methodologies that teams use to write documentation in an agile environment.

I'll be attending Europe's pre-eminent event for Startups. I'll be keen to meet interesting products, projects and people.

In this presentation I'll examine how various diverse sources have taught me how to write better technical documentation.

I will be play testing and promoting my board game Chip Shop at the infamous Spiel messe in Essen. Drop by stall A109 in hall 4 and say hello!

Explain Yourself! Documentation for Better Code (Chris Ward) - How many times have you come across an awesome looking library or tool that you're keen to work with in your own project but can't even begin to understand how to use it?

Whilst open sourcing a language is nothing new, Apple's unprecedented step has caused massive excitement and activity for this new language, with a flurry of development and contributions.

Outside of my technical writing work for software projects I have been creating a board game. A board game also requires mechanics to function and players to clearly understand how these mechanics work to use and appreciate fully.

Games have been with us for centuries, from those that emulate battles like Chess and Risk, to the intricate mysteries of Go.