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6,141 listed worldwide, in date order.
This meetup focuses on using Claude Code and other AI tools to build software more efficiently. Participants explore how AI agents can assist in planning, generating, and iterating code with minimal manual effort. It is for anyone interested in experimenting with AI-driven coding workflows and sharing practical experiences.
This event is a casual social gathering for UX professionals to meet and network in a relaxed food hall setting. Attendees can enjoy food, play games, and connect with other UXers without a formal agenda. It is open to everyone interested in UX looking for a friendly, informal meetup in Gurugram.
This open innovation programme connects startups with hospitality companies in Portugal to develop innovative solutions for real business challenges. It is designed for startups seeking opportunities in the tourism and hospitality sectors. Participants can gain practical experience by collaborating with industry players to create impactful innovations.
This one-day training teaches beginners and intermediate learners practical ethical hacking skills to identify vulnerabilities and improve cyber defense. It targets IT support, cybersecurity beginners, risk and audit teams, and students interested in protecting digital environments. Participants learn foundational penetration testing and defensive strategies in an in-person classroom setting.
This event is a casual networking meetup for IT professionals in Shibuya, where participants from various IT backgrounds can connect and explore career opportunities. Attendees include engineers, designers, executives, recruiters, and job seekers. The event fosters group interactions to help attendees expand their professional network in a relaxed bar setting.
This event hosts a virtual networking meetup for entrepreneurs, developers, and investors to introduce themselves and connect through themed breakout rooms. Participants engage in informal discussions to build relationships and exchange ideas within the tech community. The session requires active participation with cameras on and microphone available for introductions.
The Bitcoin Block Party is a community event celebrating Bitcoin with live music, workshops, speaker talks, a marketplace, and interactive activities for all ages. It attracts local Bitcoiners, participants from the related Learning Bitcoin workshop, and curious attendees. The event provides networking opportunities and a festive atmosphere for people interested in Bitcoin and crypto culture.
This workshop teaches electronic repair skills including fixing laptops, small appliances, and understanding basic electricity and safety. It is designed for all skill levels including beginners and aims to build confidence in repairing electronics. The session is suitable for anyone interested in learning practical electronic repair techniques in an in-person setting in London.
This event provides a casual space for developers to code, learn, and connect with each other. It is suited for anyone from beginners to people working on side projects. Attendees can work alongside peers to build skills and network in Auckland.
This session explains how to transform scattered data into reusable components that support AI applications, dashboards, and automation workflows. It is aimed at builders and developers interested in practical data architecture for AI solutions. Attendees will learn data collection, structuring, cleaning, and preserving context for reliable AI products.
Mistral Vibe Hackathon is a one-day coding competition in San Francisco for teams of 1-4 people aged 18 and older. Participants collaborate to solve problems and compete for prizes in Mistral credits. The event provides meals and team matching assistance to foster innovation and networking among hackers.
Families participate in a hands-on STEM learning experience at iFLY Seattle where they can learn the science of flight while experiencing indoor skydiving together. The event is designed for parents, kids, and grandparents to enjoy a fun and educational Sunday activity that promotes bonding and curiosity. It offers a unique opportunity to combine thrilling physical activity with STEM education for all ages.
STEM Family Sundays at iFLY Dallas offers families a unique hands-on learning and flying experience where parents, kids, and grandparents explore the science of flight together. The event is designed for families seeking engaging weekend activities that combine education and fun. Attendees experience safe indoor skydiving and interactive science lessons led by educators.
This event showcases and discusses the Hermes Desktop app, a self-improving AI agent. It is designed for those interested in AI technologies and their practical applications. Attendees can learn through a live demo and discussion about the features and capabilities of this AI tool.
This event brings together entrepreneurs for small dinner gatherings to connect with like-minded individuals in a relaxed setting. It is designed to facilitate networking among founders and operators without the need for apps or formalities. Attendees can build relationships while supporting local restaurants in Salt Lake City.
This session teaches how to convert fragmented data into reusable components that support AI applications, dashboards, agents, and automation workflows. It is intended for builders interested in practical data architecture for AI products. Attendees will learn how to collect, structure, clean, and preserve data context to make it reliable for downstream AI systems.
This hackathon invites developers, startup founders, product managers, designers, students, and AI enthusiasts to build the next generation of real-time Voice AI agents using Agora's full-stack development framework. Participants can work on innovative projects leveraging voice technology that listens, speaks, and thinks. The event fosters skill-building and collaboration in the Voice AI domain.
This event focuses on business creation activities in Switzerland. It is intended for entrepreneurs and startup founders interested in starting or growing their businesses. Attendees can learn foundational knowledge about building a business and engaging in the Swiss startup ecosystem.
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.
This event offers an Angel Investing Starter Training led by Dr. Thomas Dübendorfer, designed for new and aspiring investors interested in Switzerland's angel investing community. Participants learn foundational skills and knowledge to start investing in early-stage startups. The training aims to open access to investment opportunities and build a network within the Swiss angel ecosystem.
This workshop explains how the personal visibility of business leaders strengthens brand trust on LinkedIn. It is designed for professionals who want to improve their presence and influence on the platform. Attendees will learn practical methods to enhance their LinkedIn leadership profile and build credibility.
This event gathers women in tech in Switzerland to network and share experiences. It targets female professionals working in technology who want to connect and build community. Attendees can expect a supportive environment that fosters relationships and collaboration.
This event at ONS 2026 in Stavanger connects attendees with Innovasjon Norge and Eksfin representatives to discuss export, international growth opportunities, and financing in global markets. It is aimed at startups and companies interested in expanding internationally. Participants can explore market entry strategies and funding options for scaling abroad.
This live Q&A session provides an introduction to the AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp 2026 course, explaining its structure, requirements, and content. It is designed for programmers interested in incorporating AI tools into their development workflows without needing prior AI experience or specialized hardware. Attendees can clarify expectations and prepare effectively for the upcoming course cohort.