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⌖ Bristol · DeskLodge House, 2 Redcliffe Way, Bristol

Hosted by CodeHub Bristol

Hack Night CodeHub Bristol’s Hack Night is a casual, social coding meetup at DeskLodge House in Bristol. It’s a chill space where you can work on personal projects, team up with others, or tackle coding challenges—welcome for all levels, from pros to curious beginners. Who it’s for - Anyone interested in programming or web development, at any skill level. - Whether you’re building something solo or looking to study or collaborate with others. When & where - Date: Tue, May 19, 2026 - Time: 6:15 PM – 8:30 PM BST - Venue: DeskLodge House, 2 Redcliffe Way, Bristol - Regular cadence: Every 2 weeks on Tuesday What to expect - Gather on the ground floor for social time (18:00–18:30) - Intro to the event (18:30–18:45) - 18:45–20:15: Solo or group study/hacking - 20:15–20:30: Outro What you’ll need - A laptop and a project you’d like to work on or something you’d like to study Additional details - Please arrive by 18:30 for intros; late arrivals may not be accommodated as reception closes after working hours. - About CodeHub Bristol: runs workshops, mentorships and study groups; visit their site for more information. - Sponsor/venue: DeskLodge hosts the event. - Community: join the hacknight channel on the CodeHub Discord for updates. How to join - Registration: https://www.meetup.com/codehub-bristol/events/314545631/?eventOrigin=groupupcomingevents

Sponsors: DeskLodge

⌖ Bristol · DeskLodge House, 2 Redcliffe Way, Bristol

Hosted by CodeHub Bristol

Python Code Dojo is a welcoming, biweekly collaborative coding session that brings together Python enthusiasts of all skill levels in Bristol. Whether you're taking your first steps in programming or you're a seasoned developer looking to sharpen your skills, this non-competitive environment encourages learning through practice, peer collaboration, and group reflection. Hosted by Ray and Katie at DeskLodge House, these sessions draw inspiration from traditional martial arts dojos — spaces where both masters and students gather to hone their craft through deliberate practice and mutual support. The Python Dojo embraces this philosophy, creating an inclusive community where knowledge flows freely between participants regardless of experience level. What to Expect Each session follows a structured yet flexible format designed to maximize learning and collaboration. The evening begins with introductions and socializing, followed by a democratic process where attendees suggest and vote on coding exercises. Once the group selects a challenge, participants split into small teams of 2-4 people, ensuring each team includes at least one experienced Python developer who can mentor others. Teams then spend the majority of the session working together to solve the chosen exercise, discussing approaches, debugging code, and exploring different solutions. The session concludes with each team presenting their work — whether complete or in progress — sharing their creative process, explaining the problems they encountered, and discussing how they solved (or attempted to solve) them. This presentation phase is invaluable for learning different approaches and building confidence in explaining technical concepts. Accessible and Inclusive One of the Python Dojo's greatest strengths is its low barrier to entry. You don't need Python installed on your machine — sessions use Replit, an online interpreter and IDE that runs entirely in your browser. All you need is a laptop (recommended but not essential) and access to the Python Dojo Discord server, where you can find previous sessions, code examples, and ongoing discussions about all things Python. The collaborative nature of the dojo makes it an excellent environment for beginners who might feel intimidated by traditional coding meetups. Working in small teams with more experienced developers provides immediate support and mentorship,

⌖ Bristol · DeskLodge House, 2 Redcliffe Way, Bristol

Hosted by CodeHub Bristol

What is the Python Code Dojo? The Python Code Dojo is a non-competitive, collaborative coding session where developers of all skill levels come together to practice, learn, and improve their Python skills. Hosted by Ray in collaboration with Women's Tech Hub and CodeHub Bristol, these sessions run every two weeks on Wednesday evenings, providing a supportive environment for programmers to hone their craft through deliberate practice and peer learning. Inspired by traditional martial arts training, where practitioners of varying experience levels train alongside masters, the Python Dojo creates a space where beginners and experts work side-by-side. The format encourages knowledge sharing, mutual support, and the kind of repeated practice that builds genuine expertise. How the Sessions Work Each dojo follows a structured yet flexible format designed to maximize learning and collaboration: - Arrival and networking - Sessions begin with informal chat, allowing participants to connect with fellow Python enthusiasts - Topic selection - Attendees suggest exercises in the ideas Discord channel, then vote democratically to choose the evening's challenge - Team formation - Participants split into small groups of 2-4 people, with teams typically including at least one experienced developer to provide guidance - Collaborative coding - Teams work together to solve the chosen exercise, discussing approaches and learning from each other's perspectives - Solution presentations - Each team shares their solution (complete or incomplete), explaining their thought process and the creative approaches they took to overcome challenges This structure ensures that everyone participates actively, regardless of their experience level. The emphasis isn't on competition or perfect solutions—it's on the learning journey, problem-solving process, and community support. Accessibility and Requirements The Python Dojo maintains an incredibly low barrier to entry. You don't need Python installed on your machine—all coding happens through Replit, an online interpreter and IDE accessible from any browser. A laptop is recommended but not essential. The only true requirement is joining the Discord server (https://discord.gg/qEvWWXG9xh) for coordination and communication. Whether you're a complete beginner who knows just a few P

⌖ Bristol · DeskLodge House, 2 Redcliffe Way, Bristol

Hosted by CodeHub Bristol

Hack Night is a welcoming social coding meetup held every two weeks at DeskLodge House in Bristol, perfect for developers, designers, and coding enthusiasts of all skill levels. Whether you're an experienced programmer working on a side project, a beginner learning to code, or simply curious about web development, this relaxed event creates the ideal environment to make progress on personal projects, collaborate with others, or tackle coding challenges in a supportive community atmosphere. The evening runs from 6:15 PM to 8:30 PM BST, with a structured yet flexible format that balances socialising with focused work time. Arrive by 6:30 PM for introductions (note that late arrivals may not be accommodated as reception closes after working hours), followed by a brief event intro at 6:45 PM. The core hacking session runs from 6:45 PM to 8:15 PM, giving you plenty of time to dive into your project or pair up with fellow attendees. The evening wraps up with a closing session at 8:15 PM where participants can share what they've been working on. What to Bring All you need is a laptop and either a project you'd like to work on or something new you'd like to learn. This could be that side project that's been gathering dust on your "back burner", a new technology you're curious about, or online coding challenges you want to tackle with support from the community. The format is intentionally flexible—some attendees work solo, others pair up to learn together, and everyone benefits from the shared knowledge and collaborative atmosphere. Who Should Attend Hack Night welcomes everyone from complete beginners taking their first steps in coding to experienced developers working on complex projects. Whether you're interested in web development, mobile apps, data science, automation, or any other programming discipline, you'll find like-minded people to learn from and share ideas with. The event is hosted by CodeHub Bristol, an organisation dedicated to running workshops, organising mentorships, and facilitating study groups across the local tech community. Connect with the Community Beyond the fortnightly Hack Nights, CodeHub Bristol maintains an active Discord server where you can join the hacknight channel to connect with other attendees, share resources, and stay updated on future events. The organisation operates under a clear [Code of Conduct](https://www.codehub.or

Sponsors: DeskLodge

◎ Online

Hosted by CodeHub Bristol (Katie and Ray)

Master Python through hands-on practice at this welcoming, non-competitive coding dojo hosted by CodeHub Bristol. Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced developer, you'll sharpen your skills through collaborative problem-solving in small teams. What is a Code Dojo? Inspired by martial arts training, a code dojo is where programmers of all levels practice their craft through deliberate, collaborative exercises. Just as martial artists repeatedly practice techniques to achieve mastery, developers gather to solve coding challenges, share knowledge, and support each other's growth. This session focuses specifically on Python programming, with teams of mixed experience levels working together to tackle real-world problems. How the Session Works The evening follows a structured yet relaxed format designed to maximize learning: - Arrive and connect — The first 20 minutes are dedicated to introductions and networking - Choose your challenge — Attendees suggest coding exercises in the ideas Discord channel, then vote democratically on which problem to tackle - Form balanced teams — You'll be grouped into teams of 2-4 people, typically with at least one experienced Python developer per team - Code collaboratively — Teams work together using Replit (an online Python interpreter) to solve the chosen exercise - Share and learn — Each team presents their solution (whether complete or in-progress), explaining their creative process and how they overcame obstacles Who Should Attend This dojo welcomes everyone, regardless of experience level. Complete beginners who know just a few Python basics can participate and improve alongside seasoned developers. You don't need Python installed on your machine — all coding happens through Replit in your browser. All you need is a laptop (recommended but not essential) and access to Discord. The dojo is hosted by Ray in collaboration with Women's Tech Hub and Code Hub Bristol. It typically runs online or during Workshop Wednesdays at Desk Lodge House. Past sessions, including code examples and solutions, are archived on the Python Dojo Discord server where you can continue coding discussions between events. Plan to arrive on time so teams can form quickly and maximize coding time. The collaborative, supportive atmosphere makes this an ideal environment for buildin

⌖ Bristol · DeskLodge House, 2 Redcliffe Way, Bristol

Hosted by CodeHub Bristol

Join a collaborative Python coding session where developers of all experience levels come together to practice, learn, and share knowledge through hands-on problem-solving. Hosted by Ray in partnership with CodeHub Bristol and the Women's Tech Hub, the Python Code Dojo runs every two weeks at DeskLodge House in Bristol's creative quarter. What Makes This Different Unlike competitive hackathons or rigid training courses, the Python Dojo follows the martial arts dojo philosophy — a space where both masters and students refine their craft through deliberate practice and peer learning. Whether you're taking your first steps in Python or you're a seasoned developer looking to explore new approaches, you'll find a supportive environment designed for genuine skill development. The format removes common barriers to participation. You don't need Python installed locally — sessions use Replit, an online interpreter and IDE accessible through any browser. All you need is a laptop (recommended but not essential) and access to the Python Dojo Discord server, where the community discusses ideas, shares previous solutions, and supports each other between meetups. How Sessions Work Each 2.5-hour session follows a structured yet flexible format: - Arrival and introductions (first 20 minutes) — Meet fellow participants and settle in - Exercise selection — Attendees suggest coding challenges in the Discord ideas channel, then vote democratically on which problem to tackle - Team formation — Split into small groups of 2-4 people, with teams typically including at least one experienced Python developer - Collaborative coding — Work together to solve the chosen exercise, sharing approaches and learning from each other's problem-solving strategies - Solution presentations — Each team walks through their approach (complete or incomplete), explaining their creative process and how they overcame obstacles This peer-learning approach means beginners benefit from direct mentorship while experienced developers gain fresh perspectives and practice explaining complex concepts — a valuable skill in any development role. Who Should Attend The dojo welcomes anyone interested in improving their Python skills, regardless of current ability. You might be: - A complete beginner curious about programming - A developer from another language exploring Python - An