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This event recreates a casual social gathering for startup community members using the Gather.town app. It is aimed at founders and operators looking to network and socialize online within the Vancouver startup ecosystem. Attendees can connect informally as they would at a physical startup drinks event but in a virtual setting.
This online course covers end-to-end usage of Databricks for data engineering. It is designed for data engineering practitioners or learners who want to build skills in Databricks workflows. Participants will gain practical knowledge applicable to managing data pipelines and analytics on the Databricks platform.
If you are interested in ethical hacking and dont know where to start then this course is for you Following modules are covered 1. Intro to Ethical hacking 2. Network hacking 3. Wifi hacking 4. Mobile Hacking 5. Website Hacking 6. System Hacking 7. Data Privacy All the above modules are practical lab based created in simulated environment so that you can get a hands on and learn hacking techniques and methods. What you require Laptop with at least 8 gb ram Good Internet Connection What You will get: Hacking Videos Hacking Tools and Softwares Hacking Resources Hacking Lab Setup You have to pay rs 1000 for the course. It will be a 2 day workshop. Still have any doubt- Contact me on Telegram- @rxcze
If you are interested in ethical hacking and dont know where to start then this course is for you Following modules are covered 1) Intro to Ethical hacking 2) Network hacking 3) Wifi hacking 4) Mobile Hacking 5) Website Hacking 6) System Hacking 7) Data Privacy All the above modules are practical lab based created in simulated environmemt so that you can get a hands on and learn hacking techniques and methods. What you require Laptop with at least 8 gb ram Good Internet Connection What You will get: Hacking Videos Hacking Tools and Softwares Hacking Resources Hacking Lab Setup You have to pay rs 1000 for the course. It will be a 2 day workshop. Still have any doubt- Contact me on Telegram- @rxcze
This five-day summer school focuses on quantum algorithms and quantum error correction. It is intended for students and researchers interested in quantum computing. Attendees will learn about recent research and foundational concepts in these specialized areas of quantum technology.
Thinking about joining AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp 2026? Come to this live Q&A with course creator Alexey Grigorev and get a clear picture of what the course is like before the cohort starts on August 31, 2026. Bring your questions about AI coding tools, agents, MCP, projects, deadlines, homework, certificates, or whether the course is a good fit for you. ## What We'll Cover Alexey will walk through: Who AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp is for What you need before joining What you do not need: prior AI tools experience, web development experience, a powerful machine, or a GPU The four-module course structure How lectures, homework, deadlines, leaderboard, peer review, and certificates work How the final project works How to choose tools without getting trapped in tool-hopping How to use AI assistants while still reviewing, testing, and understanding the code Where to get help during the cohort You'll also hear practical advice on preparing your environment, choosing a first workflow, and getting unstuck during the first week. ## Course Modules The 2026 cohort updates four modules: Module 1: AI-Native Developer Workflow Module 2: Build and Ship an AI-Assisted Full-Stack App Module 3: Coding Agent Capabilities: MCP, Skills, Plugins, and Custom Agents Module 4: Open-Source AI Tools for Security, Audit, and DevOps ## Is This Course for You? AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp is a free hands-on course for people who write code and want to use AI tools in a more structured, reliable way. It is about real developer workflows: planning, coding, reviewing, testing, extending agents, auditing changes, securing software, deployment, and DevOps with AI assistance. You should be comfortable with basic programming, Git, GitHub, and the command line. You do not need previous AI tools experience, a powerful machine, or a GPU. The next live cohort starts on August 31, 2026. You can join it by registering here. ## About the Speaker Alexey Grigorev is the Founder
This course offers six interactive workshops designed to advise, inspire, and challenge individuals interested in starting as independent entrepreneurs. It is aimed at people exploring self-employment as a feasible path. Participants will gain practical insights to help assess and pursue entrepreneurship.
Defence Tech & Cyber Arena is an event for founders, investors, researchers, and defence partners to explore innovation in defence technology and cybersecurity. The event offers keynotes, panel discussions, and roundtables on AI, drone technology, procurement, and university-industry collaboration. Attendees can network with startups and SMEs advancing defence and dual-use technology.
This event brings together FinTech leaders, builders, and community members in Philadelphia for an informal outdoor meetup. Attendees can engage in conversations, network, and share insights about FinTech. It is designed for professionals interested in the local FinTech scene and industry connections.
This event explores common causes of startup failure and how to identify and test critical assumptions early. It features a panel discussion with experienced founders and investors sharing insights on avoiding costly mistakes. It is designed for startup founders and investors interested in improving startup success rates.
This event offers six interactive workshops that advise, inspire, and challenge participants on starting as self-employed. It is designed for individuals considering entrepreneurship and looking to understand if self-employment is feasible. Attendees will develop practical insights into launching their own business.
The new cohort of AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp 2026 starts on August 31, 2026. In this launch session, course creator Alexey Grigorev will help you start the cohort with a clear workflow for using AI developer tools without losing control of the code you ship. The course is not about collecting every new AI tool. It is about learning how to choose the right tool, give it the right context, extend it with the right capabilities, and ship safely with review, audit, security, and DevOps controls. ## What We'll Cover Alexey will walk through: What changed in AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp 2026 The four-module course path and how the modules fit together How to use AI tools for planning, coding, review, testing, and shipping The cohort rhythm: lectures, homework, deadlines, leaderboard, peer review, and certificates How to set up your environment and pick your first tools How to avoid getting stuck comparing every assistant How to ask questions and get help in the DataTalks.Club community What to expect from the final project There will also be time for live questions, so bring anything about ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, MCP, coding agents, AI-assisted testing, GitHub Actions, deployment, security, DevOps, or your project idea. ## Course Modules The 2026 cohort is built around four updated modules: Module 1: AI-Native Developer Workflow Module 2: Build and Ship an AI-Assisted Full-Stack App Module 3: Coding Agent Capabilities: MCP, Skills, Plugins, and Custom Agents Module 4: Open-Source AI Tools for Security, Audit, and DevOps ## Starting AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp? AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp is a free hands-on course for people who write code and want to use AI tools in a more structured, reliable way. You should be comfortable with basic programming, Git, GitHub, and the command line. You do not need previous AI tools experience, a powerful machine, or a GPU. The cohort starts on August 31, 2026. If you haven't joined yet, you c
# Children’s Media Creators Coworking Are you creating a children’s book, show, game, video, curriculum, animation, podcast, product, or other form of media for children and youth? Come work alongside other people building in the same world. Children’s Media Creators Coworking is a casual, focused coworking and accountability community for writers, illustrators, animators, educators, filmmakers, game designers, musicians, curriculum developers, founders, and other people creating media and edutainment for children. This gathering is primarily for adult creators making things for children. (It is not a children’s activity or class.) # What happens? We’ll begin with a brief check-in: What are you creating? What do you want to accomplish during this session? Are you looking for feedback or collaboration—or uninterrupted focus? Then, we work. Bring your laptop, manuscript, notebook, sketchbook, storyboard, curriculum, headphones, or whatever else you need to move your project forward. You are welcome to: Work independently Meet other children’s-media creators Exchange ideas and useful resources Ask for feedback Find potential collaborators Continue an existing project Finally begin the idea you keep postponing You do not need to have a finished product, established company, or formal creative title. You only need something you care about creating for children—and a willingness to give it focused time. Near the end, we’ll briefly regroup to share what we accomplished, identify our next steps, and ask for feedback, information, or collaborators when useful. This is primarily coworking—not a workshop, presentation, or high-pressure networking event. Come make progress while gradually getting to know the other people in Seattle who care about making better things for children. # What can I work on? Anything related to creating for children, including: 📚 Books and stories 🎬 Film, television, video, and animation 🎮 Games and interactive media 🎵 Music
This course explains the fundamentals of angel investing including the work involved, the risks, and the potential rewards. It is designed for individuals interested in becoming angel investors or learning how early-stage investing works. Participants gain knowledge needed to make informed investment decisions in startup ecosystems.
This course introduces participants to the basics of angel investing. It is designed for individuals interested in starting to invest in early-stage startups. Attendees will gain foundational knowledge to understand how to support startup growth through angel investments.
This is an introductory design thinking course offered by Openlabs on September 9 and 11, 2026. It targets individuals interested in learning design thinking without needing a group registration or a lengthy application process. Participants can sign up individually to secure one of the few remaining spots.
This course explains the due diligence process essential for making informed investment decisions. It is designed for angel investors and others interested in understanding how to evaluate startups thoroughly. Participants will learn key practices to reduce risk and increase their chances of successful investments.
This course explains key factors for investing in the healthcare sector focusing on digital health and consumer health solutions. It is designed for investors who want to understand this rapidly evolving market. Attendees will gain knowledge to guide investment decisions in health-related technologies.
This course covers the roles, responsibilities and processes involved in boards and governance for early-stage companies. It is designed for founders and operators who want to understand how to effectively govern their startups. Attendees will learn essential governance practices that contribute to company success.
This course explains how to manage a company amid growing regulatory demands, market transparency pressures, and shifting expectations. It helps participants understand sustainability, ESG, and risk management with practical tools and case studies that apply across business functions. The program is for those who want to make informed decisions linking long-term stability with responsible business practices.
This course explains deal terms, the investment process, and cap tables. It is designed for founders and investors who want to understand key financial and legal aspects of startup funding. Attendees will gain foundational knowledge to manage equity and negotiate investment agreements effectively.
This online course introduces participants to ethical hacking, covering fundamental concepts and skills. It is designed for individuals interested in starting a career or hobby in ethical hacking. Attendees will learn basic modules to build a foundation in ethical hacking techniques.
This course explains how B2B startups differ from consumer startups. It presents a framework for evaluating investment opportunities in the enterprise sector. The content is designed for those interested in understanding and investing in enterprise services and technology companies.
This course provides training on engaging effectively with the consumer products sector. It is designed for individuals looking to understand consumer spending patterns and navigate this volatile market wisely. Attendees will gain practical knowledge to improve their approach within the consumer products space.