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24/10/200903/12/2009

PHP for Beginners

php script, hello friend

Sometimes you simply like to learn something from scratch. Here is your chance.

TOG proudly presents PHP for Beginners.

In 5 weeks we will cover the basics of PHP development. The classes are 2 and a half hours long. We’re keeping the class size small, with 5-7 participants. The course costs €30 for non-members and is free for TOG members. Participants must be at least 18 years old.

Sorry, but this class is full. Maybe you got more luck next time. Please contact us, if you would like to join our next class. Continue reading “PHP for Beginners”

16/10/200916/10/2009

TOG is known across the pond

Members Jeffrey,Rob and Dorothy gave an interview with the guys from the ubuntu uk podcast.The interview took place in the pub (where else) after OSSBarcamp.We tried to explain what a hackerspace is and what we do here in TOG.

The show notes are here.

The podcast is here , other formats available on the ubuntu uk podcast web site.

04/10/200907/10/2009

Hackerspaces.org Call-in

TOG took part in the monthly Hackerspaces.org call-in.
A direct link to the audio is here.
A link to the call in information on the hackerspaces.org website is here.

21/09/200921/09/2009

A TOG bedtime story.

Instead of using the lightning talk slot at OSSBarCamp as an opportunity to promote the space the members decided to tell a bedtime story.

03/09/200903/09/2009

TOG on the Radio.

TOG is invading the airways. Members Jeffrey and Rob did an interview with Niall from Pc Live Radio. The interview tries to explain what is a hackerspace and the formation of TOG. The interview is a available as a podcast, or direct download here .

25/08/2009

epicenter 09

TOG are exhibiting at the Irish Software Show, epicenter 2009 which begins this Wednesday in Trinity College, Dublin so if you’re in the area please pop in to meet us.

epicenter

epicenter is a 3-day event covering Open Source, Web, Java and Microsoft – there are 80 technology sessions with evangelists coming in from the US, Canada, Spain, Austria, England, Scotland and Ireland. In addition to the technology sessions, Jennifer Condon (Head of Enterprise Ireland’s Software Sector), Barry Smyth (founder and CEO of ChangingWorlds which recently sold for $60m) and Colm Mulcahy (Co-founder Sasspoint) will deliver the morning keynotes – See http://epicenter.ie for full details.