The Dublin Hackerspace
At TOG, we love hacking, and we have a lot of projects lying around, so we want to try to finish some of them. That’s why we are having a one-day community Hackathon and the theme is Finish a Project! Don’t worry if you have a huge project that might take longer to finish, just finish a part of it. The event is free and open to everyone to attend, if you don’t have a project you can help someone else.
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We had a great Open Social on Saturday with a lot of pizza from our famous pizza oven, tours, projects and even some board games! Keep an eye out for the next one in June!
Tonight(Monday) we have Electronics Night. Bring a project and/or your laptop. You could work on a kit or just bring a board or something you want to work on, or learn about!
Next Week we have 4 great events!
Monday we have Coding! Bring your laptop and work on a coding project you have been putting off. Contribute to an open source project or ask for help and we’ll point you to the best online resources for learning to code!
If coding isn’t your thing we also have Lock Picking! Learn about Physical Security with this fun manual skill!
Next Wednesday is Craft Night! Sewing, Knitting or any other craft you want to work on, bring a project and get creative!
On Wednesday we also have our monthly Wikipedia Editing night with Wikimedia Ireland! There’s not only free knowledge at this event, there’s also free pizza!
It may be snowing outside, and the Big Day Out was cancelled, but TOG has been featuring some of the technology and projects we work with over on our Twitter account. We have complied some of the resources here as well so it is easier to reference. Remember to ask us questions or share what you are up to today using the hashtag #BigDayIn
Head of Education at the Raspberry Pi Foundation, Carrie Anne Philbin, put together this great series called Crash Course Computer Science. It explains a lot of useful theory about how computers work and the videos are really easy to understand.
We found this really cool basic Introduction to Electronics series.
This is video is an introduction to the Arduino board, really useful for sensors.
This video introduces the Oscilloscope.
Draw a simple circuit with a pencil and paper and light an #led – here’s a video explaining how-to https://t.co/3Fh39kbWmq #bigdayin #sneachta #StPatricksFest #electronics #fun #makered
— Tog Hackerspace (@TOG_Dublin) March 18, 2018
Hi everyone, Don’t forget to save the date for our ninth birthday this weekend on January 27th. Find out more details on our Birthday Bash post here
Monday January 22nd – Coding Group Night & Lockpicking Night start from 7PM
Wednesday January 24th – Craft Night starts up again from 7PM also. Come along to make some decorations for our Birthday Party!
Saturday January 27th – Our Birthday Party starts from 7PM.
Monday January 29th – Electronics, Microcontroller, and IOT evening begins this night at 7PM
Wednesday 31st January – our regular Wikipedia Editing Event has its first meeting of 2018. Ever wondered how to get started editing Wikipedia? Come along to find out!
Hi everyone, we’re excited to kick off our regularly scheduled events from tonight! Our ninth birthday is coming up on January 27th, so keep an eye on the blog for details about our birthday party.
Monday January 8th – Coding Group Night & Lockpicking Night start from 7PM
Wednesday January 10th – Craft Night starts up again from 7PM also
Monday January 15th – Electronics, Microcontroller, and IOT evening begins this night at 7PM