Code & Coffee is a regular in-person coding meetup held every second Saturday in Oakland at Prototype PGH. The event welcomes participants of all skill levels to practice programming, collaborate on projects, and receive peer support. It fosters an inclusive, relaxed environment that encourages diversity and ongoing learning.
Every second Saturday, our inclusive coding group Code & Coffee meets at Prototype PGH in Oakland from 1:30pm to 3:30pm!
Code & Coffee is a monthly opportunity for you to practice your skills, meet new friends, and get help if you need it. Bring your laptop, your recent projects, and your programming problems!
All are welcome regardless of skill level or programming language. If you're new to coding, we'll be right there to help you work through your questions as needed.
Code & Coffee events are relaxed and informal, and are intended as a way for our community to work together while providing each other with ongoing support and feedback.
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When introducing yourself to others at our events, please also share your pronouns. This practice promotes inclusiveness, diversity, and kindness, all values our organization supports.
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