A hands-on Claude Code meetup for developers in Brighton, combining a practical walkthrough, group coding and informal conversation. Hosted by Ashley P. and the Claude Code Circle Devs And Drinks community, the session takes place at 5 Abinger Road, Brighton, on Thursday 15 October 2026, from 7:11am to 8:11am BST. The group will begin by walking through the Claude Code setup and exploring how it can fit into a developer’s daily workflow. Attendees will then work together on practical coding tasks, compare approaches and discuss how they are using AI to accelerate software development. This relaxed, social meetup is aimed at local professional engineers, side-project builders and anyone curious about emerging developer tools. Previous Claude Code experience is not required, while existing users are encouraged to share what they have learned. Bring a laptop if you would like to follow along. Time is also set aside for drinks and conversation. Space planning depends on RSVPs, so attendees are asked to confirm in advance. RSVP for the meetup.
Explore four community-built hardware and AI projects at Breaking Breadboards in Brighton on 1 September 2026, in person or live online. Taking place from 6:30pm to 8:30pm BST at Freedom Works Brighton, Barts House, this community meetup brings together electronics enthusiasts, practical makers and curious newcomers for an evening of project talks, conversation and shared learning. The event is hosted by Jon D. and two co-hosts from Breaking Breadboards. Four projects, one packed evening After pizza, informal chat and introductions from the Breaking Breadboards team, attendees will hear short presentations spanning open-source engineering, AI-assisted design and decentralised communication: - “Chasing Stars at 0.000696 RPM: Engineering an Open-Source Smart Telescope Mount” with Matt Withers - “3D design using Claude” with Tony Waite - “Messaging for Anarchists: Coordination Without Permission” with Keith Marston - A fourth community project, with details still to be announced The talks run from 7pm, followed by a panel Q&A at 8:20pm and closing remarks from the BB Team. The concise presentation format provides exposure to several different ideas while leaving room to ask questions and meet others working on hardware-based projects. Who should attend? This event is open to everyone from seasoned professionals to complete beginners. It will be particularly relevant if you enjoy Raspberry Pi, Arduino, electronics, modifying Game Boys, building robots or experimenting with other physical computing projects. It is also a useful opportunity for AI builders interested in how tools such as Claude can support 3D design and hands-on engineering workflows. The meetup has a hybrid format. Attend in person on Black Lion Street in Brighton for pizza and networking, or watch live on YouTube if you cannot travel; the online link will be made visible to attendees closer to the event.… Register for this event
Develop Brighton Conference 2026 brings three days of cutting-edge talks, workshops, and networking to the UK's south coast games industry hub from 14-16 July 2026. Held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole, this flagship conference serves game developers, designers, artists, audio specialists, and business leaders from across the interactive entertainment sector. What to Expect The conference features a comprehensive multi-track programme spanning art, audio, business, coding, design, discoverability, mobile, performance, and indie development. A dedicated Games:Edu track explores professional development and learning pathways in the games industry, while Roundtables and Indie Power-Up sessions provide focused collaboration opportunities. AI integration in game development features prominently in 2026's programme. The Games:Edu keynote, "Apprenticeships & the Tacit Knowledge of Game Development," examines how tacit knowledge—the practical understanding acquired through observation and collaboration—remains central to effective game development, particularly as remote working reshapes traditional learning pathways. Speakers Jake Habgood (Sumo Digital), Laurence Oldham (Digital Impact Incubator), and Dr Tom Cole (University of Greenwich) explore how studios can sustain knowledge transfer and maintain cultural cohesion in modern production environments. Rob Davis's "AI Wants to Play: A Game Designer's Guide to AI in Every Stage of Development" provides hands-on guidance for using AI throughout the development pipeline. Drawing from experience as a Studio Design Director and Creative Director, Davis demonstrates practical applications from prototyping with Lovable, Claude, and Gemini to implementing runtime AI systems. The session covers audience modelling, gameplay mockups, and custom neural network implementations for dynamic character generation and dialogue systems. Who Should Attend Develop Brighton attracts professionals from AAA studios, independent developers, middleware providers, publishers, and educational institutions. Whether you're exploring AI tools for rapid prototyping, seeking to understand knowledge transfer in distributed teams, or looking to connect with the UK's vibrant Brighton games community, this conference delivers practical insights you can apply immediately. The multi-track format al
Hands-on vibe coding workshop in Brighton for non-developers: build a real web app in one day using AI tools, guided by two experienced developers. This in-person session at BHASVIC (East Sussex) on Saturday 23 May 2026 from 10:00 to 17:00 offers a practical, no-code-friendly path to turning ideas into prototypes. Attendees will learn how to collaborate with AI to produce working code, with a clear goal set at the outset and ongoing, small-group support throughout the day. What you’ll do and why it matters: - Discover the vibe coding approach, a collaborative process where an AI agent writes code based on your ideas, allowing rapid prototyping without traditional coding skills. - Work with two award-winning developers who have built web apps for organisations like The Guardian, Eurostar and the British Council. Their experience includes winning at a major hackathon with Table Read Studio, underscoring practical, real-world app-building capability. - Use AI tools to design, test, and iterate a web app prototype in a single day. They’ll guide you in reframing ideas into actionable goals, then steering the AI to produce a working prototype that you can demo at day’s end. - Exposure to Claude Code (subscription recommended) to sustain AI usage for the workshop day and beyond. The session demonstrates how to balance AI’s automated coding with human decision-making to ensure usable outcomes. Format and agenda: - 10:00–10:30: Introduction to vibe coding and goal setting for your app idea - 10:30–13:00: Vibe coding a web app – live collaboration with an AI agent - 13:00–14:00: Lunch break - 14:00–17:00: Continued hands-on work, feedback, and refining your prototype Location and accessibility: - BHASVIC, 205 Dyke Road, East Sussex BN3 6EG, Brighton, UK - The event is in-person with small groups to maximise individual support and feedback. Intended audience: - Non-developers, aspiring founders, product designers, makers and any idea-holders who want to see a working prototype quickly without coding from scratch. - No prior coding knowledge required, though curiosity and a willingness to experiment with AI will help you get the most out of the day. Why attend: - Learn a practical, future-facing approach to software prototyping that blends human ideas with AI-generated code. - Leave with a tangible prototype and a blueprint for validating ideas with AI-powered workflows. - Network with like-minded peers and gain insight into how AI-assisted development can accele
AI on Tap is a no-BS meetup for Brighton's business leaders, managers, entrepreneurs, and knowledge workers who want to understand how AI is actually being used.
Monthly meetup on the first Thursday of every month for networking and discussion about AI, bringing together founders, operators, and marketers across the UK and Australia to talk shop, share wins, and learn what’s actually working with AI today.
Claude is Anthropic's AI assistant built for creators, professionals, and teams who need thoughtful, nuanced assistance with complex projects and creative endeavors. Its standout features include exceptional reasoning capabilities, strong ethical guidelines, and the ability to handle long-form content analysis and generation with remarkable coherence. Claude particularly excels at writing, research, coding, and providing detailed analysis while maintaining a helpful and conversational tone.
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