💻 Upcoming Workshops - Fall ‘24


  •  Intro to React - Thanksgiving Edition with Lucia, Tuesday 11/12, 5-6pm, Room 450
React is one of the most popular front-end web frameworks used today! Come learn how to create a simple web application with React JS through a Thanksgiving-themed activity. Beginners welcome, just some familiarity with Javascript needed.

  •  Website on a dime: How to host your own website for free with Nasif, Thursday 11/14, 2-3pm, Room 450
Join this short workshop and learn how to get your site online for free (or very cheap) using Github, Cloudflare pages and R2 Buckets. Plus some useful tips to keep your assets light for bandwidth and your site findable on Google. No previous experience required, but already having an HTML site you want to host will let you follow the steps during the workshop.




Super Speedy Intro to HTML/CSS

Nov 1st, 2024

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A very brief intro to what HTML and CSS are, what they aren’t, and how to start hand-coding a basic webpage

by Lucia Gomez



Object-Oriented Programming with p5.js: Dynamic Coding Techniques

Oct 31st, 2024

Dive into the world of object-oriented programming with p5.js and learn how to create dynamic, interactive visual projects. This hands-on workshop will guide you through the fundamentals of OOP, showing you how to structure your code efficiently and develop engaging, responsive programs using objects and classes. 

by James Wang



Data & APIs Workshop

Oct 30th, 2023

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Learn what happens when you enter a url in the browser, and how to use APIs.

by Anna Y Lin



Introduction to React

Oct 26, 2023

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Learn how to create a simple web application with React.js

by Lucia Gomez


Level Greyboxing with
Unity ProBuilder

Nov 17, 2021

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Level design refers the creation of video game levels, locales, missions or stages. If you want to rapidly test your level design ideas and see how your environment feels, Unity ProBuilder can be a great choice!

by Olivia Yin




Digital Gardening With Obsidian

Nov 3, 2021

Link to Github Repo

Digital Gardening is a SUPER fun way to re-imagine reading, writing and thinking in our wacky world of WAY TOO MUCH INFORMATION!

Digital gardening emphasizes growing little webs and NETWORKS of meaningful notes and ideas that get better over time!

Instead of taking notes and never looking at them again, Digital Gardens encourage revisiting and cultivating your ideas. How fun! In a world where we're constantly bombarded with streams of information, it can be really helpful to carve out a little garden of your own ideas! It's a really great way to retain what you learn in school as well as many other things.

by John Bezark




Introduction to Live Coding with TidalCycles

Oct 30 & 31, 2021


Link to Github Wiki

Live coding embraces failure, transparency and... algorithms! In live coding we use mostly open-source, free tools. It is an on-the-fly performance practice that people use to generate sound and visuals.

This workshop covered installing & performing our first improv jam session with TidalCycles, which is a pattern-based live coding language for making music. 

by Jeeyoon Hyun & David Currie





Link to Miro Board

Anyone can program - just like anyone can eat a carolina reaper chilli pepper! This workshop was about giving you a bunch of tools and strategies for troubleshooting, debugging, and getting more comfortable with your own code.

by Wasif Hyder



(free) Online design resources

Feb 12, 2020



Free Online software to aid and enhance your design process! (Vectr, Canva, Photopea)


by Raaziq M Brown

   











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