6 April 13:00-17:00Media Evolution, Malmö

Optimizing Your GitHub Profile

Our highly popular GitHub workshop has finally made its way to Malmö - a Pink Sunday where we'll help you optimize your GitHub profile and build your developer brand!

In this hands-on workshop, we'll cover everything from writing compelling repository descriptions to showcasing your projects effectively. Whether you’re just starting out with GitHub or looking to polish your profile, this session is packed with practical tips that will help you stand out in the developer community.

But it’s not just about the technical side of things. As you progress in your developer journey, you may start to ask yourself: What happens after landing your first role? What do you do when imposter syndrome kicks in? In a panel discussion we’ll touch on these questions and open up about the challenges we face, the lessons learned, and how to stay in your technical role once you've made it there.

A day of practical tips, open conversation, and a chance to learn from each other’s experiences - something you won’t want to miss! 

Programming language: Neutral

Workshop level: Beginner-Intermediate

More details and free tickets below!  

Pink Sundays are our popular coding events where women and non-binary people can meet up, code and network together!

All you need to know

When? April 6th, 13.00-17.00

How? By grabbing a free ticket below 

Where? Pink Programming's Office - Media Evolution. Stora varvsgatan 6A, 211 19 Malmö

Programming language: Neutral

Workshop level: Beginner to Intermediate

Prerequisites:
- Basic knowledge of GitHub (creating repositories)
- Important: You need a GitHub account to join.

Preparations:
- Have a GitHub profile set up
- Bring your laptop and a charger!

What else? Fun, learning, and vegetarian/vegan snacks will be included as always!

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Inspirational Session & Coding Workshop

Destination Developer

Panel: Samantha Huyn, Tshepiso Lehutjoh & Aleksandra Magdziarek

What happens when you've made it to the destination? You took the decision, you did all the work, and finally landed your first role as a developer. What now? Is the work what you imagined? Who do you turn to regarding your imposter experience? And why do non-technical tasks keep landing on your table (and if you even noticed)? Sharing the different paths to become a developer is awesome! Now, we want to invite you to a conversation about what happens after, and more specifically, the work it takes to _stay_ in your technical role.

Please join us when we open up about the many moments of doubt, lessons learned, and the golden nuggets found along the way.

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    After four years in tech, Samantha is now working as a backend developer in Go.     She loves solving problems and improving processes, whether they are tech-related or people-related. She is a strong advocate for feedback, rest, and laughing loudly.

    Tshepiso is a curious and driven person who believes in the power of continuous learning and exploring interests, whatever they may be.     With a foundation in frontend development, she uses her experience and platform to raise awareness about accessibility and digital inclusion.

    Aleksandra has a background in environmental science and community development, but along the way, she discovered a passion for coding.     Five years ago, she landed her first job as a full-stack developer. Mostly self-taught, she is now at her third company, still driven by her love for problem-solving, collaboration, and continuous learning.

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    Turn Your GitHub Profile into the Ultimate Developer CV

    Workshop by: Tshepiso Lehutjo

    Your GitHub profile is more than just a code repository - it’s your developer brand. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to optimize your GitHub profile, write compelling repository descriptions, and showcase your projects. Whether you’re new to GitHub or looking to refine your profile, this session will give you practical tips to stand out.

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    Tshepiso is a curious and driven person who believes in the power of continuous learning and exploring interests, whatever they may be.     With a foundation in frontend development, she uses her experience and platform to raise awareness about accessibility and digital inclusion.

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    Organized by Pink Programming