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Tickets are available at hellocon.eventbrite.ca/ ! 💫 Get 'em quick for your chance to see some fantastic talks: hellocon.net/speakers.html
Reminder: StarCon is happening in Waterloo next January, and it embodies many of the same ideas as Hello, Con! xitter.gq/StarConUW/status/89718…
Our CFP is open! Have an idea for a 15min talk about something in tech that you think is super cool? Submit here: starcon.io/cfp/ ⭐️
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Get excited! Our call for proposals for lightning talks opens on August 14!! All updates will be posted here and at starcon.io/cfp/
Heads up! There's another conference of short, exciting programming talks happening in Waterloo! xitter.gq/StarConUW/status/87947…
All talks were recorded. We'll be posting them to http://hello on.net soon if you couldn't make it!
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My⚡️ talk on "Ethics in Code", @helloconTO docs.google.com/presentation…
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Getting ready for day 2 of @helloconTO! Come say hi 👋, I have stickers 😀
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thanks so much @helloconTO !! 👉 slides and demos from my @intermezzOSrs talk ✨ go forth and operating system! github.com/intermezzOS/hello…
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Very cool book donation station at @helloconTO! I'm definitely going to steal this idea in the future:
One more day! We're looking forward to seeing everybody there. If you don't have a ticket yet, there's still time: hellocon.eventbrite.ca/⌛️
Henrik will discuss the creation of an interactive explorer for the Toronto municipal budget using reactive programming techniques.
Henrik Bechmann is a retired software developer working on passion projects from his bucket list. He is also a Toronto community activist!
Tell your friends! On 2/25 learn about adventure games, programming languages, open source medicine, WiFi routers, deep learning, and more! xitter.gq/helloconTO/status/8278…
Tickets are available at hellocon.eventbrite.ca/ ! 💫 Get 'em quick for your chance to see some fantastic talks: hellocon.net/speakers.html
Michael will talk about unique challenges of creating the OS and software for smart watches, such as battery life and debugging problems.
Michael Kwan is a University of Waterloo grad, and has worked at a variety of startups. He's now part of the Android Wear team at Google.
Tanner's talk will explore using sinusoidal and linear modulation to create looping graphics & art, as well as uses in procedural graphics.









