Joh Hunt is bringing the Brighton Coding Dojo to Hack Day. The Dojo lets people experiment with coding in a friendly, non-competitive environment and has some cracking programmers take part, so we’re very interested to see what they come up with after a day’s hacking.
We’d like to say a big thank you to Cogapp for sponsoring the venue for Hack Day and helping the whole event happen.
Cogapp are a consultancy, design and production company in Brighton, based on Dyke Road near the centre of town. You can find out more about their services on their main site, or get a more personal angle from their staff on their blog.
A ‘Hack Day’ is a gathering of developers, designers and general techie-types where people make new things, for instance new websites, apps, widgets or thingumees (OK, I made up that last one.) It’s basically a chance to get together, make something cool, show off techniques, and have some fun.
The Brighton Hack Day is being organised by Paul Silver and other members of Brighton Farm, a freelancers networking group. It’s part of the Digital Festival happening in Brighton across November.
It’s a free event, supported by sponsors. It’s happening at the Brighthelm Centre on Saturday 17th November. There are limited spaces (80) and we’ll be opening ticketing in a week or two, keep watching this blog for an announcement on that, or mail paul@paulsilver.co.uk and I’ll make sure you’re given a heads up.
