Welcome to Women Techmakers Berlin's Advanced JavaScript winter course!

***PLEASE NOTE***
For this session, bring your laptops with preferably Mac OS or Linux on them (you can try to make Windows work, but there's no guarantee). You should have Node.js and Visual Studio Code installed. We’ll also use MongoDB as the database, so it is recommended to install this as well.

Students from last semester will already have Docker installed on their machines, which will be very beneficial for this session. New students should try to install Docker as well, however, it’s not a hard requirement for this session.

About This Course:
The course will spread over 5 lectures during March through May, where we will dive deeper in JS, following our last year's beginners course. If you missed it - you can catch up, as all our talks are online and available here: http://wtmberlin.com/javascript-crash-course/

You are also welcome to join the JS Slack in the WTMB Slack, and ask your questions - to catch up on last year's material, or to ask question from the latest lecture. This year we will keep uploading lectures, so don't worry if you have to miss one.

The syllabus and FAQs are available on our website: http://wtmberlin.com/javascript-crash-course/

In addition to the lectures, we will meet to hack on our projects on a bi-weekly basis, just you, your project, the instructors and a whole-lotta-mate!

The course will be instructed by a team of developers, headed by Armağan Amcalar, Head of Software Engineering at Unu GmbH (https://unumotors.com), and will be hosted at the Le Wagon offices.

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ABOUT HEAD OF INSTRUCTORS

Armagan is a software architect from Berlin and currently works as the Head of Software Engineering at unu GmbH.

Following the software craftsmanship philosophy, he has taught over 40 young engineering graduates on software and helped them enter the software industry.

For the last four years, he has been focusing on distributed cloud architectures and developed among many others an open-source framework, cote.js, for building microservices with Node.js.

Follow Armagan on twitter (https://twitter.com/dashersw), github (https://github.com/dashersw) or on his own blog (https://arm.ag).

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ABOUT WTM BERLIN

At Women Techmakers Berlin we are encouraging diversity in tech in Berlin since 2015. Get visibility, networking and resources to make the tech community of Berlin diverse and inclusive!

❤ Our meetup group is always open and inclusive to people of all backgrounds, regardless of gender, age, race, expertise, etc - everyone is welcome ❤

Follow us on TWITTER:
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Join us on FACEBOOK:
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See our other events on MEETUP:
https://www.meetup.com/Women-Techmakers-Berlin/events

And join our SLACK:
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ABOUT LE WAGON

Le Wagon is Europe's leading coding school for entrepreneurs and creative people. We are now present in 30 cities worldwide, with over 120 startups in operation, and have been rated the no#1 coding bootcamp worldwide on Course Report & Switchup! Our 9-week, full-stack web development course equips aspiring entrepreneurs, product managers, designers, and junior developers with the technical skills they need to build great products and startups 🎉 🍾

Learn more about our course: https://www.lewagon.com/berlin

Join our Meetup group: https://www.meetup.com/Le-Wagon-Berlin-Coding-Bootcamp/events/246861962/

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