[Sussex] Future talk(s) - Intro to programming

[Gavin Stevens]

Hi Dominic,

This is an excellent idea & many thanks for offering it. I shall be
delighted to book the dates of the talks with you so that they are
arranged in the best possible way.

If you would prefer them to be consecutive, then given the level of
interest already shown, I'm sure that could be done. Alternatively, if
you would rather have a break between one or more of the talks then
that too would be good.

I think this will make an excellent series of talks.

Gavin.

On Mon, 09 Jul 2012 16:22:51 +0100
Dominic Humphries <linux at oneandoneis2.org> wrote:

> Afternoon all!
> 
> When I manage to make it to the moots I keep saying I'll do an
> introductory talk someday for getting started with programming on
> Linux. And I'm trying to cut down on procrastination. So, the topics
> I've been idly considering would be:
> 
> # Linux as an IDE - the CLI as the basis of a superb hacking platform
> # Writing apps - Actually writing code to do useful things
> # Web hacking - using browser tools & javascript to control the web
> # Open source hardware - controlling circuits with the Arduino
> 
> There's no chance at all that this could be done in one session, but
> there's no reason they'd have to be consecutive if other people have
> things they want to talk about. They would all be aimed entirely at
> beginners - no prior knowledge assumed (beyond the ability to run a
> Linux OS)
> 
> So if there's any interest in any or all of the above topics, let me
> know and I'll cobble something together. If not, then I'll just turn
> up and eat chips occasionally :o)
> 
> Dominic
> 
> 
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