Any software developers/coders want to meet up for a beer/chat?

By Peter.swallow
June 2, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Peter.swallow

Posted June 2, 2016

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Posted June 2, 2016

There are plenty of meetups in central london for developers/coders but thought it could be good to set up an informal one in Dulwich.

Open to anyone working or interested in software development, websites, database, mobile apps, etc. Or if anyone has tried the RaspberryPi/Arduino that could be good to hear about.

We can find a pub, grab a beer and just chat about what we do...or something completely different :). If we get a few of us, we could share our knowledge, do a demo, learn new skills and maybe even do some coding.

I've been working as a software developer (.Net, SQL, C#, HTML, CSS, Javascript) for a while now mostly doing websites, but recently started looking at mobile development (IOS, Android).

Anyone up for it?

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