The
Details

Here's the full picture. What actually happens at these things, who they're for, and who should probably skip them.

What Happens

At the Meetups

Honestly it varies. Sometimes people demo their projects, sometimes we end up pair programming, sometimes everyone just sits around talking about whatever problem they're stuck on. There's no script.

Show Your Work

Bring whatever you're working on. A prototype, something you shipped last week, a side project that's been eating your weekends. Pull up the code if you want. People here actually like looking at code.

Work Together

Sometimes we end up debugging stuff together or pair programming on something interesting. Bring your laptop. Or don't—you can just watch and hang out.

Technical Conversations

We talk about the actual work. Why you picked that stack, what's broken, what you're stuck on. Nobody's going to pitch you their framework hot take.

Find Collaborators

Good way to meet people working on different stuff. Sometimes you find someone who wants to help. Sometimes you just learn how other people approach problems.

Who It's For

People Building Things

You're working on something. Could be a thing you started last weekend, could be a company. Doesn't really matter how far along you are. What matters is you're actually building it.

Making Something

You're building something. Could be an app, a hardware project, a startup. Could be something weird you can't explain yet. The point is you're actually doing it.

Understands the Tech

You know what's going on under the hood. You can pull up your repo and explain what you did. You won't get lost if the conversation gets technical.

Wants Real Feedback

You want people to tell you what's wrong with your approach, not just nod along. You're here to learn, not to get your ego stroked.

Who It's Not For

Not For Everyone

We want to keep this focused. That means some people will show up and realize it's not their thing. Better to know ahead of time.

Raising Money

We're not a pitch event. If you're looking to meet investors, there are better places for that.

Hiring or Job Hunting

Please don't come looking to fill roles or find a job. We want conversations about the work, not the job market.

Selling Services

No agency pitches, no consulting offers. If you're trying to land clients, you'll have a bad time here.

Promoting Your Product

We're not your user acquisition channel. Come to talk about what you're building, not to market it.

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Still Unsure?

If you're working on something and want to talk to other people who are too, just come. You'll figure out pretty quickly if it's your kind of thing.

See You There

If this sounds like your kind of thing, come to the next one.