Education Events

Events

Hack the City!

Date: 29 May

For beginners and experienced coders alike, we'll look at all the information that is available for free to make new web services, from bus schedules to city gardens. We'll start with a small introduction and spend the rest of the evening building a small web project and talk about the future of social cities.

Evening course in Management 3.0 - Stockholm

Date: 16 May

Leadership is not just the managers responsibility. It is everyone's responsibility. We all lead in some way and leadership is too important to be left to the managers only.

Go our evening class in Management 3.0 - Stockholm in May. This course is only available in Swedish, read more about this course

Beer.js - Debugging node.js from docker and multi source API's

Date: 26 Apr

We are sponsoring an early summer edition of Beer.js together with "The Community Fund". The event will take place at the Marina hotel in Reykjavik. Stephen will be speaking on "Debugging in Docker"

Javascript 2018 - React vs Angular

Date: 19 Apr

In the red corner, championing Angular, is long-time JavaScript evangelist David Waller. His opponent in the blue corner, defending React’s honor, is Carl Mäsak. Throughout the evening, our two combatants will enter into a battle of wits, where the merits and weaknesses of the two frameworks are highlighted.

Introduction to GraphQL - Client Side

Date: 18 Apr

A hands-on introduction to GraphQL, the new(ish) query language from Facebook. GraphQL is built around a simple premise: Ask for what you need, and get exactly that, in a predictable format.

Why wait? Creating C++17 polyfills

Date: 22 Mar

In this talk we’ll discuss a few of the new C++ 17 features, why we like them, and how we can use them today, even on unsupported platforms. Our examples will come from a recent android augmented reality project, where we took advantage of new C++17 features, even though we where limited to the C++14 version of the standard library.

Webinar Modern Javascript - 16 March

Date: 16 Mar

Webinar: Modern JavaScript - March 16th
Are you interested in JavaScript? Let yourself be inspired.

Avoiding problems with CSS at scale: A look at CSS in JS

Date: 1 Feb

Anyone who has ever worked on a large product knows the pain of poorly architected CSS. CSS in JS enforces locally-scoped styles by default, by pulling in only the styles necessary for the component, instead of a whole CSS stylesheet.

News & feeds

Our view of Vue

Are React and Angular still the only two responsible choices when selecting a JavaScript framework for the new project, or can Vue now be considered an actual contender also from a business perspective?

Configuring CMake for success

One common question I get on our Advanced C++ course is how the project structure should look, e.g. should I split the source code into multiple directories? How can I introduce unit tests? Should I compile into multiple libraries?

Each project is unique in what it needs, so in this blog post I’ll go over my general preferred setup and then look at how we adopted it for C++ on Android where we also interface with Kotlin/Java.

Working Remotely… Very Remotely

Does your job let you travel? Do you want it to? Our job does! And we're taking advantage of it! Read all about our plans for remote work... very remote work. #waaayoutofoffice

Focus on Business Value with Scrum

How do we, as a company, keep our focus on Business Value, when we our teams are dominated by technical people and developers, who are not always even expected to see the bigger picture. How can Scrum be at help?

Why TypeScript?

A few contrasting examples: in JavaScript it's fine to forget a property in an object literal, to call a function with the wrong number of arguments, or to write code that will never be reached in a program. TypeScript flags all of these things as errors, often directly in an IDE.