Mingle and Jingle – Stockholm
Posted 2012.11.16
by Mattias Josefsson
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- By the way… Same procedure as last year, Miss Sophie?
- Same procedure as every year, James.
- Well, I’ll do my very best!
You are very welcome to our very first Mingle & Jingle event in Stockholm! The evening will be filled with great company, glögg and lussekatter. To top it all off – we’re hosting the event in our brand new office.
We’ll have a quiz during the evening. An excellent opportunity to learn something new while you explore the office. There will of course be a nice price for the lucky winner.
Please RSVP here and we’re looking forward to seeing you soon!
If you have any questions feel free to contact Mattias Josefsson, +46 (0)725 401337.
Mingle and Jingle – Lund
Posted 2012.11.14
by Peter von Lochow
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Jingle bells, jingle bells,
Jingle all the way.
Oh! what fun it is to ride
In a one-horse open sleigh.
You are very welcome to join us for an evening filled with gingerbread cookies, lussekatter, glögg and great company.
We’ll hang out in our cozy office in Lund where you can socialize, play flipper and try your luck with our quiz. A very nice price awaits the winner.
Please RSVP here and we’re looking forward to seeing you soon!
If you have any questions feel free to contact Peter von Lochow, +46 (0)704-930630.
Global Day of Coderetreat
Posted 2012.11.07
by Martin Mazur
Malmö
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Stockholm
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Malmö and Stockholm is participating in the Global Day of Coderetreat 2012!
Coderetreat is a day-long, intensive practice event focusing on the fundamentals of software development and design. By providing developers the opportunity to take part in focused practice, away from the pressures of ‘getting things done’, the coderetreat format has proven itself to be a fun and highly effective means of skill improvement.
For 32 hours on December 8th, Coderetreats will be held all over the world as part of the Global Day of Coderetreat. The Global Day of Coderetreat helps to raise awareness of Coderetreats and brings people together from all over the world. Most importantly, The Global Day of Coderetreat helps to support global efforts to find, encourage, and educate the next generation of software developers (through the Coderetreat Community Contribution Fund).
Last year, 94 cities participated. This year, we anticipate approximately 200 cities will participate with an average of 15-20 participants per city.
You only need to bring a laptop with the development tools you require to write code using your chosen programming languages. A continental breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Robowars
Posted 2012.08.20
by Mattias Josefsson
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We at tretton37 love to code and now, for the first time, it’s time to bring that love to Stockholm. We would like to invite all of you developers in Stockholm to a robot battle to celebrate that Winter is coming.
How it’s going to happen
You will arrive at Nalen and get a wrap in one hand and something to drink in the other to get your energy levels up. At 18:00, we will start the briefing of the competition and check to see if anybody needs pairing up. Then! we bring out some beer and let the coding commence for 2 solid hours. After that, we can all enjoy our newly implemented little destroyers blow each other up into smithereens on the big screen, enjoying a snack while the best robot prevails and takes home the first prize.
Combat Tools of Choice
We will compete in pairs and program a virtual robot team in the wonderful language C#. We will provide an API so all you have to do is use it to build an AI for your robot. The hardest part of it all will probably be what to name your robot ;)
If you accept this challenge
Sign up for the event and come to Nalen – Stacken in Stockholm at 18:00 September 19.
What you bring
In order to compete what you need is a laptop with Visual Studio 2010 or newer. And of course your coding skills…
What we bring
We will provide the necessaries, like beer, food and interwebz.
And don’t forget!
The winning robot team will be awarded a nice prize.
Questions
Don’t hesitate to contact Mattias Josefsson +46 725 40 1337 or Roger Wilson +46 725 42 1337
Leetspeak – Beyond the Framework
Posted 2012.08.15
by Peter von Lochow
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Malmö, Sweden @ Foo Café, located at Stora Varvsgatan 6a
Here before 20th of October
It was just a matter of time. We have done it internally, and on a smaller scale in the past, and now we at tretton37 are elated to unveil Leetspeak, our first ever, full day conference, open to the public!
The programme features 7 impressive speakers offering 7 illuminating sessions. Leetspeak is aimed at the .NET developer who knows that there is honey to be had beyond the .NET framework.
We are proud to be hosting this outstanding line-up. Check it out-
- Hadi Hariri
- Rob Ashton
- Mark Rendle
- Jon McCoy
- Gary Short
- Martin Mazur
- Enrico Campidoglio
To discover more about the speakers and sessions, visit the website at Leetspeak.se.
The Timing
We’ll begin the day, starting with breakfast and end in the late afternoon, with all the refueling required for knowledge hungry developers to acquire new tools and ideas to apply to their own work. We’ll let you know where people will be headed after the conference, to continue the energy and discussion, in a place that serves frothy beverages.
Who’s Attending
Anyone who wants to learn something new is welcome….and ambitious knowledge workers that might not have the resources to attend expensive learning events during the week. So it’s cheap and it’s on a Saturday.
What you need to know. Now
Cost is 200 SEK, basically just to cover cost of food. Be warned- Space is limited. Due to the low cost and high calibur content, It is wise to reserve your place sooner rather than later to guarantee entry.
Sign up HERE.
Need more info?
Want to know more about Leetspeak? Reach out and we’ll reach back- Drop a line to leetspeak@tretton37.com.
We look forward to having you
Join us for this unprecedented tretton37 experience! It’s going to be a day of ideas and knowledge quenching. And it’s going to be f.u.n.!
Come and learn with us at Leetspeak!
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