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Alex & Luke
The time loop: How 2024 Became 2004 (and why we should embrace it)
A Website To End All Websites
Tea & Coffee Provided
Design for Developers
Rapid-fire advice from a burned out gobshite
Death, and how tech forgot about mortality
Go and explore Bristol
An Introduction to the World Wide Web for Very Senior Programmers
Tea & Coffee Provided
How to fix a Gameboy
Design engineering – from design to engineer
Alex & Luke
King Street Brew House
Alex & Luke
The time loop: How 2024 Became 2004 (and why we should embrace it)
We professionalised design and development so thoroughly that we forgot what made it revolutionary.
A Website To End All Websites
Making a personal website that stands on its own against the relentless tide of walled garden micro-publishing platforms.
Tea & Coffee Provided
Design for Developers
Have you ever found yourself not just having to build the product, but in the absence of an actual designer, you’re the one who ends up having to throw together a design for it too? Sucks doesn't it?
Rapid-fire advice from a burned out gobshite
You might learn something, you probably wont
Death, and how tech forgot about mortality
A talk about digital existence, archival capture, and the fragility of our technological infrastructures.
Go and explore Bristol
An Introduction to the World Wide Web for Very Senior Programmers
Stop using text editors! Learn about the latest advancements in HTML 2.0, what's coming next, and how it all fits together to make way for truly innovative author experience on the World Wide Web.
Tea & Coffee Provided
How to fix a Gameboy
After fixing over 200 faulty Gameboys, Remy thinks the process mostly fits into three categories that's relatively simple, fun and rewarding to bring those 80s and 90s memories back to life.
Design engineering – from design to engineer
The web platform is an incredible thing we all have access to. You’re able to create pretty much anything you want (within reason) by opening a browser. It’s just pixels, am I right?
Alex & Luke
King Street Brew House
Welsh Back, Bristol, BS1 4RR
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