In this talk, we'll delve into the world of code quality and automation by exploring the fundamentals of Pre-commit and GitHub Actions.

Sabastian Hague, the Defensive Content Lead at HackTheBox, is going to talk about how Capture The Flag games have helped him solve real world problems.

The Knowledge Ladder are using predictive analytics to identify students who are in danger of withdrawing from their course in advance them actually leaving so that they can be targeted with additional support. In his talk, Graham will demystify some of the terminology around data science, explore its potential and walk through the Python code of a real-world project to explore how data science is developed and used.

Every website wants users to do something, whether to download an app, complete a contact form, purchase, or sign up for a newsletter. Unfortunately, persuading users to act is easy if you are happy to resort to shady tricks. Paul will introduce you to ways of encouraging users to act on your website without the need to resort to manipulation.

Join BJSS Engineer Joseph Cheverton-Wynne as he uncovers the five reasons why experienced and junior developers should consider adding Go to their tech stack and shares his experience of using the programming language

Paul Bailey is Head of Design for SPARCK, father of four and co-host of NottsTechfast. He’s been designing digital products and services for over 20 years and has co-created innovative solutions for some of the UK’s largest organisations and government departments.

A 2019 report in Lincolnshire's Digital Landscape highlighted the availability of skilled workers continues to be a major concern for digital businesses. However, Lincolnshire is not alone in facing this challenge. Join us on Tuesday 15th December at 7 pm for a panel discussion on Digital Skills featuring guests Zoe King and Leigh Edwards

A friendly guide for students and anyone who would like to learn, make connections and get involved in Lincoln’s growing tech scene, despite the Covid lockdown.

We are delighted to welcome Jon Topper to talk to the group about the history of cloud infrastructure.

The Digital Lincoln meet up returns (online) on the 28th July. We are just confirming the speaker’s talk, but we know you’re going to be as excited as us to hear about this great topic.

Come and join us for an evening of casual conversation about technology, working with technology and life in general.

Every month, Digital Lincoln welcomes an expert in their field to give a fascinating talk about their area of expertise and spread knowledge among an enthusiastic audience.

In this talk, Tom introduces the latest research in high performance technology teams, and provides actionable concepts to help you build and elevate your team.

Tom will talk about writing Automated UI Tests and how UI tests are flaky, slow to run, expensive to maintain and often go wrong and what can be done to avoid those issues.

Gareth is a professional Agile Coach and CTO of one of the fastest growing EdTech businesses in the UK. He will talk about how to estimate delivery in an uncertain world.

Richard is an experienced Windows, Linux, AWS & GCP systems administrator and a regular at Digital Lincoln events. He is working as Senior Systems Administrator at PrimarySite, the UK leading provider of Primary School website design services.

Tessa, a Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Lincoln, will talk to us about why we think it’s difficult for us to do simple tasks with unfamiliar faces and the implications this has for photo ID, as well as the new problems that face morphs pose to the world of photo identification.

In his talk, Business agility specialist Alasdair Macleod will be looking at how Software Teams can use their tests they create at the Unit Test (TDD), Behaviour Test (BDD) & Acceptance Test level to monitor the flow of their work across a Sprint or Iteration.

Lincolnshire has a growing digital business sector and community but an important piece has been missing... until now. Lincolnshire Co-op is redeveloping part of Thomas Parker House on Free School Lane into a custom designed shared working space dedicated to the digital sector.

Pete will take you through a few online simulators for IoT technology, which will give you a head start into the world of IoT. This way you can forgo all the procrastinating, and get to (virtually) creating!

Digital Lincoln has been invited to visit the high-tech CCTV control room to find out more about how the City Council keeps shoppers and businesses safe as well as the roll out of Wi-Fi connectivity to shoppers in the city centre.