Women Who Code Melbourne

We are back! Today we have relaunched at Women Coders. Keep an eye out to see our upcoming announcements about the next event. Can't wait to see you there! #WomenInTech #WomenCoders

Join us for a transformative session with Susan Brander, Co-founder & CTO at Kaleida, as she shares invaluable insights on the power of feedback and its life-changing impact. Sign up to secure your spot! meetup.com/women-who-code… #Womenintech #Womenwhocode #FeedbackTransforms

Join us in a code-along and group learning session talking about all the good, bad and ugly of #ChatGPT, featuring our very own. Register: lnkd.in/gJtg78cp #GenerativeAI #ChatGPT #WomenWhoCode #WomeninTech #WomeninAI

We are thrilled to invite you all to our next in-person event where we will share invaluable insights and practical tips on how to navigate the job market strategically. Register: lnkd.in/gJtg78cp Huge thanks to our venue sponsors, Sirius People #JobHunting #Womenintech

Join us for an exciting event where our expert speaker, Katie Barnett will guide you through the world of Android Wear OS. Register:  lnkd.in/gJpi_2Jg Huge thanks to our venue and food sponsor, ARQ Group! #Womenintech #womenwhocode

We are back in person and cannot wait to see everyone in our community again! Come join us tomorrow night at @CultureAmp for our event discussing Allyship for IWD with @MCCAustralia. Check out the panel and details to register (it's free!): meetup.com/en-AU/women-wh…

We're back on Thurs night at 5.30pm with a workshop on how to build your own knowledge mining solutions! Join @akankshamalik96 in a code along (or watch along) workshop to see it in action. It's free to attend, all genders welcome RSVP: meetup.com/en-AU/women-wh… #WomenWhoCode

We will be kicking off our events at our usual times lot of the last Thursday of every month from Feb 23rd 2023. We will be planning some in person events throughout the year so keep an eye out for those coming up soon! We can’t wait to see you all again! 2/2 #WomenWhoCode

Happy New Year folks! Hope everyone is settling back into the swing of things and that the new year has kicked off well for you. We are really excited for the year ahead with Women Who Code Melbourne and the all the events we are planning. 1/2

Great to see you IRL at #yow22 @scott_gretchen 🙌

This Thursday, hear from two of our directors, Gwenny Warnick and @akankshamalik96, who will share their first-hand industry knowledge and experience in #DevOps and #MachineLearning. #WomenInTech #WomenWhoCodeMelb. Reserve your spot here: meetup.com/women-who-code…

I'm not even sure if anyone is here anymore 🤣 But for those who are... the next Women Who Code Melbourne event is happening online this Thursday meetup.com/women-who-code…

Who hasn't heard me talk about these?! Here's a chance to get your hands on some!

Looking forward to meeting you all tomorrow and learn more about Art Processors! Click here to RSVP: meetup.com/women-who-code… Time: 5:30pm AEDT (Melbourne/Sydney time) | 4:30pm AEST (Qld time) #WomenWhoCode #womenintech #artandtech #artprocessors

It's time for our October event and we couldn't be more excited to introduce our presenters, Shauna Gerrand and Rachael Jayne from #ArtProcessors. Time: Thursday 27 October, 5:30pm AEDT (Melb/Syd time) | 4:30pm AEDT (Qld time) Book your spot here! lnkd.in/gJ4Brgiu #wwcode

Join us for today’s meetup on Getting the role and remuneration you deserve. Reserve your spot here: meetu.ps/e/Lrh0g/xW0Y6/i

Come along to hear from leaders in the tech HR space to get tips, tricks and insights to landing the role you deserve with the associated pay. #womenintech #womenwhocode

We're back to me talking about that time of the month again... WWCode meetup! The last Thursday of the month! Getting the role and remuneration you deserve online tomorrow, 5:30pm.... sign up here meetup.com/women-who-code…

@scott_gretchen @samaaron @Raspberry_Pi @Sonic_Pi 100% This was one of our best meetups ever

@samaaron @Raspberry_Pi @Sonic_Pi Love what you've been building! Your workshop is one of my favourites that we've run through Women Who Code Melbourne.

10 years ago I started working on a project to teach Computing in schools which targeted the (then) newly-released @Raspberry_Pi computer. My idea was to use sound as a way to explore and learn basic algorithms and programming techniques. It was to be called @Sonic_Pi.