This talk explores how to reverse engineer a robot arm’s API using Claude and build a custom Elixir SDK that runs on Nerves. Attendees will see how to integrate hardware control, demo the setup through a web interface, and even experiment with remote control using a game controller. Presented by Kevin Edey

Venez nous joindre à la 4e édition troisw.quebec ! À l'agenda: Nous aurons deux présentations cette soirée: Noël Rignon va nous présenter une alternative ouverte à Figma: Penpot et Simon Acosta nous parlera entre autre du fediverse. Au local L-4812 du Pavillon Lassonde à l'École Polytechnique de Montréal. Horaire: 17h30 – Ouverture des portes - Réseautage / discussions animées 18h00 – Mot de bienvenue 18h15 – Présentation 1 – "Penpot, l'alternative Open Source à Figma" par Noël Rignon 18h45 – Présentation 2 – "Les réseaux sociaux éthiques, transparents et aux standards ouverts" par Simon Acosta 19h15 – Réseautage / discussions animées 20h00 – Fin de la soirée À propos de Noël Rignon : Noël Rignon est fondateur de FJNR, une agence de développement logiciel qui accompagne des universités et des startups. Coach d’affaires et multi-entrepreneur, il est passionné par l’innovation entrepreneuriale et voit dans Penpot un outil clé pour accélérer la mise en production de nouvelles idées tout en favorisant une gouvernance locale.  À propos de Simon Acosta : Simon Acosta est programmeur et enthousiaste du logiciel libre: "J'utilise des logiciels libres tous le jours et j'aime les partager. J'aime aussi la cybersecurité et la protection de la vie privée dans les logiciels, donc j'ai beaucoup étudié les moyens de se communiquer de façon privée. Aujourd'hui, je vous apporte un peu de ce monde de la programmation ouverte que j'apprecie beaucoup : les réseaux sociaux libres, le pourquoi, pour qui et le comment." J'espère que vous y serez en grand nombre et n'hésitez-pas de partager la rencontre sur vos réseaux. Retrouvez-nous jeudi le 27 novembre 2025 à partir de 17:30 à l'École Polytechnique de Montréal, près du Métro Université de Montréal. Au local L-4812 du Pavillon Lassonde. Merci ! -Benoit Piette - organisateur troisw.quebec

👥 Join us on Discord: discord.gg/kddEWbFhbc Our wonderful sponsors: Storyblok and Zenika ⭐ Zenika is hosting us. Storyblok covers food. Thanks to both for making this event possible! \--- Rejoins-nous pour apprendre et échanger avec des développeurs et développeuses React & React Native de Montréal! Comme d'habitude, il y aura de la bonne nourriture et des boissons rafraichissantes! Join us for an amazing fun evening and meet fellow Montrealer React & React Native geeks! As always, expect delicious food and refreshing drinks!

Slack: https://slack.softwarecrafters.org/ (channel #loc\_montréal) Our wonderful Host: Osedea 🌟 \-- 18:00 - Greetings 🍕 Meet people, network, eat, and chill before the event begins. It's a fantastic opportunity to get to know each other. 18:50 - Introduction 💁 We regroup. Organizers briefly introduce the newcomers, and we thank the host. 19:00 - Quick Shares ⚡ Short presentations from the community. You can stand up and propose something if you want. Typical interventions could be: I want to say hi (3 seconds) I discovered this new tool, here's the website, you should check it out (1 minute) I've prepared a little presentation with a few slides (max. 10min) 19:30 - Round-table discussions 💬 Anyone can propose one or many subjects. We all vote on these topics and pick the ones with the most votes. Then we'll split into a few groups to discuss these. You're free to stand up and change groups during the evening if you want to. Examples of past topics: What is the ideal work setup for devs at work? (e.g., local, cloud-based, hybrid, etc) AI code editors, workflows + pros and cons What are the soft skills a good developer should have? Clean architecture VS feature-based architecture How do you choose a backend technology? How to handle the evolution of anemic model to DDD model? Discussing how to prepare for and perform well on technical interviews when job hunting. Monorepos: yay or nay? Pros, cons, tooling, and workflow 20:30 - Recap & closing We regroup again. One person in each group does a short recap of what was discussed, so everyone gets a TL;DR of the different discussions. Then we say goodbye and go home, full of joy and motivation, until the next meetup. See you there! 😃

This is a special event where Gregor Riegler will talk about augmented coding. 💬 Abstract Augmented Coding is more than just asking an AI to help you write code. You externalize your decision points, heuristics, and workflows into artifacts that the agent can follow. The agent becomes your mentee. As you do that, you change your focus from low-level details to high-level intent and methodology. Decisions that were unconscious become explicit. In this talk, I’ll share my story of how I learned to teach AI a Software Crafter’s approach to development. The agent follows a rigorous TDD process with 121 unique nodes and 131 directed edges that can run autonomously for hours, creating dozens of commits. It covers advanced context engineering and techniques to increase autonomy while aiming to maintain quality. And I will tell real stories of AI-enabled breakthroughs in real-world product development. 🤠 About Gregor Riegler Gregor is a Principal Software Engineer at Tricentis, a market-leading test automation company. He cares about helping people find joy in their work — because he believes that when people enjoy what they do, they create better results. Throughout his career, he has seen how painful software development can be, but he’s also learned it doesn’t have to be that way. Today, he meets people where they are, bringing fresh perspectives and subtle cultural nudges that help teams rediscover joy and deliver better software.

In this talk we’ll look at how Elixir makes it approachable for anyone to build their own compiler and integrate a foreign language with ease with a closer look at conformance test, benchmarks and a bug in Elixir. Presented by: Ben Schultzer http://linkedin.com/in/schultzer

Rejoignez-nous le 11 décembre 2025 pour une soirée dédiée à Python. Nous vous préparons un programme riche avec des présentations passionnantes. Programme : 17h00 : Accueil et réseautage. Une occasion idéale pour échanger avec d'autres passionnés. 18h00 : Début des présentations. Deux sessions sont au programme, couvrant les nouveautés et projets Python, pour une durée totale de 1h à 1h30, questions incluses. 19h30/20h00 : Suite du réseautage, pour approfondir les discussions et partager vos idées. 20h30 : Clôture de l'événement, mais les échanges continuent souvent après ! L'événement est chaleureusement accueilli par NAD (6e étage / Amphithéâtre), que nous tenons à remercier sincèrement pour leur hospitalité et leur soutien. Conférenciers : A VENIR Envie d'être conférencier à cette évènement ou au prochain? Faites nous signe en complétant ce formulaire! Rediffusion sur le Youtube de Montréal Python. Participez à cette rencontre Montréal Python pour découvrir, apprendre et réseauter. Plus de détails à venir. Nous avons hâte de vous y voir ! L'évènement sera également disponible en ligne et sera bilingue! Code de conduite : https://github.com/mtlpy/code-of-conduct \------ Join us on December 11, 2025, to an evening dedicated to Python. We're preparing a rich program with exciting presentations. Program: 5:00 PM: Welcome and networking. An ideal opportunity to connect with other enthusiasts. 6:00 PM: Start of presentations. Two sessions are on the agenda, covering the latest Python news and projects, for a total duration of 1 to 1.5 hours, including questions. 7:30/8:00 PM: More networking, to deepen discussions and share your ideas. 8:30 PM: Event close, but conversations often continue afterwards! The event is warmly hosted by NAD ( 6th floor / Amphitheater ), to whom we extend our heartfelt thanks for their hospitality and support. Speakers: Coming soon Want to be a speaker at this event or the next one? Let us know by filling out this form! Rebroadcast on Montreal Python's YouTube channel. Join this Montréal Python meet-up to discover, learn, and network. More details to come. We look forward to seeing you there! The event will also be available online and will be bilingual! Code of conduct : https://github.com/mtlpy/code-of-conduct

👥 Join us on Discord: discord.gg/kddEWbFhbc Our wonderful host: Triton digital ⭐ \--- Rejoins-nous pour apprendre et échanger avec des développeurs et développeuses React & React Native de Montréal! Comme d'habitude, il y aura de la bonne nourriture et des boissons rafraichissantes! Join us for an amazing fun evening and meet fellow Montrealer React & React Native geeks! As always, expect delicious food and refreshing drinks!

Welcome to our eight-week series on practical uses of AI for software crafters. Each week, we will have an expert talking about their learnings in this new a rapidly evolving field. If you're excited to learn how these new tools can enhance and support your skills, please join us! This series is hosted in collaboration with Software Crafters Montreal. https://guild.host/software-crafters-montreal Description: Developers find themselves in a world where old maps no longer apply. The rules of software development have fundamentally shifted, and continue shifting at unprecedented speeds. Drawing from a year of exploration, this talk reveals where AI truly shines - from rapid prototyping to uncovering what we didn't know we didn't know - and hidden dangers that can erode the very trust our software depends on. Come discover the patterns emerging from this new reality: when to explore freely, when to be careful, and what opens up when the old constraints disappear. Bio: Lada is a seasoned practitioner of extreme programming, Test-Driven Development, and Domain-Driven Design who transforms complex legacy systems into maintainable architectures through incremental improvement and continuous refactoring. Her approach pairs deep technical expertise with genuine empathy for both end users and fellow developers, creating resilient systems that truly serve their users.

Slack: https://slack.softwarecrafters.org/ (channel #loc\_montréal) Our wonderful Host: Maplr & Mia Innovation 🌟 \-- 18:00 - Greetings 🍕 Meet people, network, eat, and chill before the event begins. It's a fantastic opportunity to get to know each other. 18:50 - Introduction 💁 We regroup. Organizers briefly introduce the newcomers, and we thank the host. 19:00 - Quick Shares ⚡ Short presentations from the community. You can stand up and propose something if you want. Typical interventions could be: I want to say hi (3 seconds) I discovered this new tool, here's the website, you should check it out (1 minute) I've prepared a little presentation with a few slides (max. 10min) 19:30 - Round-table discussions 💬 Anyone can propose one or many subjects. We all vote on these topics and pick the ones with the most votes. Then we'll split into a few groups to discuss these. You're free to stand up and change groups during the evening if you want to. Examples of past topics: What is the ideal work setup for devs at work? (e.g., local, cloud-based, hybrid, etc) AI code editors, workflows + pros and cons What are the soft skills a good developer should have? Clean architecture VS feature-based architecture How do you choose a backend technology? How to handle the evolution of anemic model to DDD model? Discussing how to prepare for and perform well on technical interviews when job hunting. Monorepos: yay or nay? Pros, cons, tooling, and workflow 20:30 - Recap & closing We regroup again. One person in each group does a short recap of what was discussed, so everyone gets a TL;DR of the different discussions. Then we say goodbye and go home, full of joy and motivation, until the next meetup. See you there! 😃

The rapid adoption of AI coding tools is generating vulnerabilities faster than ever, creating new risks for coders and businesses. What does this mean for Elixir and Phoenix developers? This talk will cover the most relevant security risks you will face, from SQL injection to total system compromise via RCE, and how modern security tooling is surprisingly effective. Learn the true security risk of AI and how to keep your work safe.

Welcome to our eight-week series on practical uses of AI for software crafters. Each week, we will have an expert talking about their learnings in this new a rapidly evolving field. If you're excited to learn how these new tools can enhance and support your skills, please join us! This series is hosted in collaboration with Calgary Software Crafters: https://www.meetup.com/calgary-software-crafters Description: AI security resources often involve long lists of theoretical threats but how do you know how to prioritize them? How should you be categorizing them in your head for simplification? That's the purpose of this talk and in addition we will be going deep into the future of AI and AI security as it relates to agents from the viewpoint of an AI agent and security engineer.

Rejoignez-nous le 13 novembre 2025 pour une soirée dédiée à Python. Nous vous préparons un programme riche avec des présentations passionnantes. Programme : 17h00 : Accueil et réseautage. Une occasion idéale pour échanger avec d'autres passionnés. 18h00 : Début des présentations. Deux sessions sont au programme, couvrant les nouveautés et projets Python, pour une durée totale de 1h à 1h30, questions incluses. 19h30/20h00 : Suite du réseautage, pour approfondir les discussions et partager vos idées. 20h30 : Clôture de l'événement, mais les échanges continuent souvent après ! L'événement est chaleureusement accueilli par NAD (6e étage / Amphithéâtre), que nous tenons à remercier sincèrement pour leur hospitalité et leur soutien. Conférenciers : A VENIR Envie d'être conférencier à cette évènement ou au prochain? Faites nous signe en complétant ce formulaire! Rediffusion sur le Youtube de Montréal Python. Participez à cette rencontre Montréal Python pour découvrir, apprendre et réseauter. Plus de détails à venir. Nous avons hâte de vous y voir ! L'évènement sera également disponible en ligne et sera bilingue! Code de conduite : https://github.com/mtlpy/code-of-conduct \------ Join us on November 13, 2025, to an evening dedicated to Python. We're preparing a rich program with exciting presentations. Program: 5:00 PM: Welcome and networking. An ideal opportunity to connect with other enthusiasts. 6:00 PM: Start of presentations. Two sessions are on the agenda, covering the latest Python news and projects, for a total duration of 1 to 1.5 hours, including questions. 7:30/8:00 PM: More networking, to deepen discussions and share your ideas. 8:30 PM: Event close, but conversations often continue afterwards! The event is warmly hosted by NAD ( 6th floor / Amphitheater ), to whom we extend our heartfelt thanks for their hospitality and support. Speakers: Coming soon Want to be a speaker at this event or the next one? Let us know by filling out this form! Rebroadcast on Montreal Python's YouTube channel. Join this Montréal Python meet-up to discover, learn, and network. More details to come. We look forward to seeing you there! The event will also be available online and will be bilingual! Code of conduct : https://github.com/mtlpy/code-of-conduct

Welcome to our eight-week series on practical uses of AI for software crafters. Each week, we will have an expert talking about their learnings in this new a rapidly evolving field. If you're excited to learn how these new tools can enhance and support your skills, please join us! This series is hosted in collaboration with Calgary Software Crafters: https://www.meetup.com/calgary-software-crafters Description: AI coding agents feel like magic... right up until they collide with production code. For teams maintaining legacy systems, these agents often hallucinate APIs, run off on tangents, and shatter trust faster than an unreviewed hotfix at 5pm. Ignoring the past won't save us, because new code becomes old! We can do better, and we will. In this session we'll go over emerging strategies for improving the accuracy of coding agents on real codebases, benchmarks such as SWE-bench that evaluate our progress, and their limitations. Expect to walk away with actionable techniques and a renewed respect for code that came before us and the challenges ahead. Speaker: Ray Myers, Co-host of Legacy Code Rocks, Chief Architect at All Hands AI

👥 Join us on Discord: discord.gg/kddEWbFhbc Our wonderful host: Planned ⭐ \--- Rejoins-nous pour apprendre et échanger avec des développeurs et développeuses React & React Native de Montréal! Comme d'habitude, il y aura de la bonne nourriture et des boissons rafraichissantes! Join us for an amazing fun evening and meet fellow Montrealer React & React Native geeks! As always, expect delicious food and refreshing drinks!

Welcome to our eight-week series on practical uses of AI for software crafters. Each week, we will have an expert talking about their learnings in this new a rapidly evolving field. If you're excited to learn how these new tools can enhance and support your skills, please join us! This series is hosted in collaboration with Calgary Software Crafters: https://www.meetup.com/calgary-software-crafters Description: Let's build an Exploratory Tester with AI. We have the ability to harness AI in ways we never could before. You have code, projects, or websites that you need to discover potential issues, blind spots, or even vulnerabilities in. Can you have AI do that? Can you build things that find things that you don't even know you don't know? Let's explore it together. Who is Llewellyn Falco? Llewellyn Falco is an agile technical coach who specializes in teaching teams how to slay their legacy code dragons. His style is akin to a personal trainer: working with the teams to create healthy and lasting technical habits. He is the creator of the open-source testing tool ApprovalTests (www.approvaltests.com), co-author of the Mob Programming Guidebook (http://www.mobprogrammingguidebook.com/), and Co-founder of TeachingKidsProgramming.org. He is an internationally renowned speaker who has presented over 200 conference sessions since 2009.

Welcome to our eight-week series on practical uses of AI for software crafters. Each week, we will have an expert talking about their learnings in this new a rapidly evolving field. If you're excited to learn how these new tools can enhance and support your skills, please join us! This series is hosted in collaboration with Calgary Software Crafters: https://www.meetup.com/calgary-software-crafters Description: We want our software to be easy for people to use. That means building a great UI. Now that people work with AI agents, we need our software to be easy for agents to use. That means building a great MCP. Model Context Protocol servers give AI agents fingers to feel around and act in the world, one tool at a time. In this session, I’ll share design considerations from the Honeycomb.io MCP. I’ll contrast MCP design with human UX and software APIs, then discuss ways to tell whether the MCP is effective in production. Bio: Jessica Kerr is a symmathecist, in the medium of code. She believes in learning systems made of learning parts: enthusiastic people and evolving software. She is a Principal Developer Advocate at Honeycomb.io, where she teaches developers to make their software teach them what’s going on inside. In twenty years of professional software development, she has programmed in and spoken at conferences about Java, Scala, Clojure, TypeScript, Ruby, and Elm. She lives in St. Louis, MO with two children who invent worlds and draw characters with superpowers, and two cats who meow and knock over water glasses.

Slack: https://slack.softwarecrafters.org/ (channel #loc\_montréal) Our wonderful Host: Coveo 🌟 \-- 18:00 - Greetings 🍕 Meet people, network, eat, and chill before the event begins. It's a fantastic opportunity to get to know each other. 18:50 - Introduction 💁 We regroup. Organizers briefly introduce the newcomers, and we thank the host. 19:00 - Quick Shares ⚡ Short presentations from the community. You can stand up and propose something if you want. Typical interventions could be: I want to say hi (3 seconds) I discovered this new tool, here's the website, you should check it out (1 minute) I've prepared a little presentation with a few slides (max. 10min) 19:30 - Round-table discussions 💬 Anyone can propose one or many subjects. We all vote on these topics and pick the ones with the most votes. Then we'll split into a few groups to discuss these. You're free to stand up and change groups during the evening if you want to. Examples of past topics: What is the ideal work setup for devs at work? (e.g., local, cloud-based, hybrid, etc) AI code editors, workflows + pros and cons What are the soft skills a good developer should have? Clean architecture VS feature-based architecture How do you choose a backend technology? How to handle the evolution of anemic model to DDD model? Discussing how to prepare for and perform well on technical interviews when job hunting. Monorepos: yay or nay? Pros, cons, tooling, and workflow 20:30 - Recap & closing We regroup again. One person in each group does a short recap of what was discussed, so everyone gets a TL;DR of the different discussions. Then we say goodbye and go home, full of joy and motivation, until the next meetup. See you there! 😃

Welcome to our eight-week series on practical uses of AI for software crafters. Each week, we will have an expert talking about their learnings in this new a rapidly evolving field. If you're excited to learn how these new tools can enhance and support your skills, please join us! This series is hosted in collaboration with Calgary Software Crafters: https://www.meetup.com/calgary-software-crafters Description: AI agents are everywhere, but how do you go from demo to dependable? In this talk, we’ll build agents using LangGraph, and take it beyond toy examples into enterprise-grade readiness. We’ll start with context engineering concepts like: control flow, prompt engineering, prompt management and tool calling. From there, we’ll build an agent step-by-step, enabling contextual reasoning via Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and integrating tool use for dynamic task execution. We'll also cover agent observability with open source observability tools such as LangFuse to bring full observability into the decision our agents make. Whether you're exploring AI agents or planning your first production deployment, you'll leave this session with the patterns, tools, and clarity to do it right.

Rejoignez-nous le 18 octobre 2025 pour une soirée dédiée à Python. Nous vous préparons un programme riche avec des présentations passionnantes. Programme : 17h00 : Accueil et réseautage. Une occasion idéale pour échanger avec d'autres passionnés. 18h00 : Début des présentations. Deux sessions sont au programme, couvrant les nouveautés et projets Python, pour une durée totale de 1h à 1h30, questions incluses. 19h30/20h00 : Suite du réseautage, pour approfondir les discussions et partager vos idées. 20h30 : Clôture de l'événement, mais les échanges continuent souvent après ! L'événement est chaleureusement accueilli par NAD (6e étage / Amphithéâtre), que nous tenons à remercier sincèrement pour leur hospitalité et leur soutien. Conférenciers : A VENIR Envie d'être conférencier à cette évènement ou au prochain? Faites nous signe en complétant ce formulaire! Rediffusion sur le Youtube de Montréal Python. Participez à cette rencontre Montréal Python pour découvrir, apprendre et réseauter. Plus de détails à venir. Nous avons hâte de vous y voir ! L'évènement sera également disponible en ligne et sera bilingue! Code de conduite : https://github.com/mtlpy/code-of-conduct \------ Join us on October 18, 2025, to an evening dedicated to Python. We're preparing a rich program with exciting presentations. Program: 5:00 PM: Welcome and networking. An ideal opportunity to connect with other enthusiasts. 6:00 PM: Start of presentations. Two sessions are on the agenda, covering the latest Python news and projects, for a total duration of 1 to 1.5 hours, including questions. 7:30/8:00 PM: More networking, to deepen discussions and share your ideas. 8:30 PM: Event close, but conversations often continue afterwards! The event is warmly hosted by NAD ( 6th floor / Amphitheater ), to whom we extend our heartfelt thanks for their hospitality and support. Speakers: Coming soon Want to be a speaker at this event or the next one? Let us know by filling out this form! Rebroadcast on Montreal Python's YouTube channel. Join this Montréal Python meet-up to discover, learn, and network. More details to come. We look forward to seeing you there! The event will also be available online and will be bilingual! Code of conduct : https://github.com/mtlpy/code-of-conduct

This talk will cover an introduction to AI agents using Elixir using the Jido framework. We will cover the basics of Agents and walk through building an introductory agent with and without LLM’s. No prior knowledge of AI or AI Agents is needed. Beginner to Intermediate knowledge of Elixir is helpful but not required. Presented by: Mike Hostetler NOTE: We're doing the meetup on a Tuesday this time. https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikehostetler/ https://x.com/mikehostetler https://agentjido.xyz

Welcome to our eight-week series on practical uses of AI for software crafters. Each week, we will have an expert talking about their learnings in this new a rapidly evolving field. If you're excited to learn how these new tools can enhance and support your skills, please join us! This series is hosted in collaboration with Calgary Software Crafters: https://www.meetup.com/calgary-software-crafters Description: How can we expect LLM products to impact software engineering? Join Chelsea Troy for an examination of how LLM products are built. She'll walk through the domain: what data LLMs are trained on and how they're trained: and spell out how those factors impact what LLMs tend to do well with and where they tend to struggle. Then, we'll talk about how that affects the design of the products built around LLMs, like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, or Devon. Finally, take a tour with Chelsea through current research elucidating the impact of LLM product use on developer workflows, and dig into what that means for us as practitioners in an LLM-enabled world. About Chelsea Troy MLOps at Mozilla; Python and Pedagogy at UChicago; Software Maintenance and AI at O'Reilly. X (Twitter) Blog Company Website

C'est le retour de Montréal Python ! Rejoignez-nous le 25 septembre 2025 pour commencer cette nouvelle saison avec une soirée dédiée à Python. Nous vous préparons un programme riche avec des présentations passionnantes. Programme : 17h00 : Accueil et réseautage. Une occasion idéale pour échanger avec d'autres passionnés. 18h00 : Début des présentations. Deux sessions sont au programme, couvrant les nouveautés et projets Python, pour une durée totale de 1h à 1h30, questions incluses. 19h30/20h00 : Suite du réseautage, pour approfondir les discussions et partager vos idées. 20h30 : Clôture de l'événement, mais les échanges continuent souvent après ! L'événement est chaleureusement accueilli par NAD (6e étage / Amphithéâtre), que nous tenons à remercier sincèrement pour leur hospitalité et leur soutien. Conférenciers : A VENIR Envie d'être conférencier à cette évènement ou au prochain? Faites nous signe en complétant ce formulaire! Rediffusion sur le Youtube de Montréal Python. Participez à cette rencontre Montréal Python pour découvrir, apprendre et réseauter. Plus de détails à venir. Nous avons hâte de vous y voir ! L'évènement sera également disponible en ligne et sera bilingue! Code de conduite : https://github.com/mtlpy/code-of-conduct \------ Montreal Python is back! Join us on September 25, 2025, to kick off this new season with an evening dedicated to Python. We're preparing a rich program with exciting presentations. Program: 5:00 PM: Welcome and networking. An ideal opportunity to connect with other enthusiasts. 6:00 PM: Start of presentations. Two sessions are on the agenda, covering the latest Python news and projects, for a total duration of 1 to 1.5 hours, including questions. 7:30/8:00 PM: More networking, to deepen discussions and share your ideas. 8:30 PM: Event close, but conversations often continue afterwards! The event is warmly hosted by NAD ( 6th floor / Amphitheater ), to whom we extend our heartfelt thanks for their hospitality and support. Speakers: Coming soon Want to be a speaker at this event or the next one? Let us know by filling out this form! Rebroadcast on Montreal Python's YouTube channel. Join this Montréal Python meet-up to discover, learn, and network. More details to come. We look forward to seeing you there! The event will also be available online and will be bilingual! Code of conduct : https://github.com/mtlpy/code-of-conduct

👥 Join us on Discord: discord.gg/kddEWbFhbc Our wonderful host: Shopify ⭐ \--- Rejoins-nous pour apprendre et échanger avec des développeurs et développeuses React & React Native de Montréal! Comme d'habitude, il y aura de la bonne nourriture et des boissons rafraichissantes! Join us for an amazing fun evening and meet fellow Montrealer React & React Native geeks! As always, expect delicious food and refreshing drinks!

Stephen Monslow (hibernatus) will be presenting Neuroevolution, Reinforcement learning and Novelty Search with Elixir. Stephen's website: https://hibernatus.neocities.org/