Highlights from Lean Kanban North America

Clojure: Lisp for the Real World (Stuart Sierra)

Startup Weekend Ottawa is an intense 54-hour event where entrepreneurial individuals of all backgrounds (coders/designers/marketers) come together to collaborate with like-minded individuals and build brand-new, working startups.

Paul Meek is an international beer agent and the co-owner/founder of Kichesippi Beer Co. Join us as we learn about Paul's journey starting and running a successful brewery in Ottawa and what they have planned for the Harvey & Vern's soda line.

Christopher Saunders of Shopify will be giving us a talk on Functional Testing, and also the tools that Shopify uses for testing. Alan Gardner will be giving a lightning talk on Impala and Ruby.

Ottawa Python Author’s Group (OPAG) is a group devoted to learning, using and providing resources for the programming language Python (click on the Python image on the top-left of this page for the Python Homepage). OPAG also serves as a general gathering place for Python programmers from the Ottawa region and beyond.

At TEDxRideauCanal 2013 CREATive Social Change, we will explore what is creativity, how to apply creativity to improve problem solving and decision-making, and how it can help us discover purpose and help us engage in meaningful expression in our society. We will explore how 'we' (humanity) have created and used creativity for various aspects of social change.

Startup Weekend Ottawa is an intense 54-hour event where entrepreneurial individuals of all backgrounds come together to collaborate with other like-minded people to build brand-new, working startups. Startup Weekend Ottawa is not a typical "networking event". The weekend is centered around action, innovation, and education.

CapCHI is a social and professional society of people who work as user interface designers, researchers, educators, software developers, web designers, graphic designers and human factors engineers in and around Canada’s National Capital Region. Four of Human Computer Interface’s brightest and “bestest” will be presenting at the upcoming CapCHI meeting 21 May. Graduate students will be exposing their work and ideas in a run up to thesis defence and seeking input from other HCI practitioners.

The Second Annual Ottawa International Game Conference (OIGC) will showcase the innovations and emerging trends in the Ottawa and Canadian gaming industry. This is a must-attend event for game developers, artists, students, industry recruiters, and the players who live, eat and breath everything game-related.