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Join us for an interactive, roundtable discussion in an unconference format. Everyone is encouraged to suggest topics related to software development, craftsmanship, or any tech-related challenges. After voting on the topics, we’ll focus on discussing the most popular ones.
It’s a great chance to dive into the issues that matter to you, share insights, and collaborate on practical solutions. Whether you're seeking advice, offering your perspective, or eager to learn from others' experiences, this is a space to tackle real-world problems together.
No preparation is needed, just bring your ideas, challenges, and curiosity!
Food and drinks are provided, with vegetarian and vegan options available.
In person
Newcastle
Newcastle Solutions Shop
Join us for an interactive, roundtable discussion in an unconference format. Everyone is encouraged to suggest topics related to software development, craftsmanship, or any tech-related challenges. After voting on the topics, we’ll focus on discussing the most popular ones.
It’s a great chance to dive into the issues that matter to you, share insights, and collaborate on practical solutions. Whether you're seeking advice, offering your perspective, or eager to learn from others' experiences, this is a space to tackle real-world problems together.
No preparation is needed, just bring your ideas, challenges, and curiosity!
Food and drinks are provided, with vegetarian and vegan options available.
Codurance is delighted to partner with Lloyds Banking Group for a hands-on Architecture Kata at our April Software Crafters Leeds meetup.
This event is all about exploring software architecture in a fun and engaging way—expect dynamic discussions, real-world scenarios, and plenty of takeaways to level up your knowledge of technical architecture and design. Our friends at Lloyds Banking Group have kindly created an Architecture Kata specifically for this event, so come along to be part of this unique event.
In person
Leeds
Software Crafters Leeds: Architecture Kata Hosted by Lloyds Banking Group
Codurance is delighted to partner with Lloyds Banking Group for a hands-on Architecture Kata at our April Software Crafters Leeds meetup.
This event is all about exploring software architecture in a fun and engaging way—expect dynamic discussions, real-world scenarios, and plenty of takeaways to level up your knowledge of technical architecture and design. Our friends at Lloyds Banking Group have kindly created an Architecture Kata specifically for this event, so come along to be part of this unique event.
For our April meetup we are hosting a fun Coding Dojo where. you'll practice your Test Driven Development skills - a key skill for Software Crafters! Join us for an evening of coding, food and drinks. Come and code along, share ideas, discuss best practices with Test Driven Development and learn from our expert Crafters and your peers in the Software Crafters Cambridge community.
What’s the format? After a short intro, we’ll get into groups/pairs or work solo, whatever people feel most comfortable with, and start building. You choose how you want to work and what language you want to code in.
This session is about collaborating with others, becoming a better developer and building your network, in a fun, relaxed environment. We'll be sharing ideas, discussing best practices and using this as an opportunity to learn from our fellow coders.
All levels of experience very welcome, if you want to brush up on your Test Driven Development skills or are a complete novice, do come along. All welcome! All you need to do is bring a laptop if you’d like to code along - please have your preferred language and editor setup.
Food and Drinks Pizza and drinks will be provided upon arrival sponsored byCodurance, with vegetarian and vegan options available.
Venue Host Our venue host isThe Bradfield Centre, managed by Mantle Space. A huge thank you as always to the team for sponsoring the space.
Want to bring a friend? Great! Just ask them to RSVP so we know they are coming.
We want to hear from YOU! The community is for you so please completethis short anonymous formto tell us what you want to get out of the group in 2025 so we can curate events that meet your interests and preferences.
In person
Cambridge
Coding Dojo: Let's do some TDD!
For our April meetup we are hosting a fun Coding Dojo where. you'll practice your Test Driven Development skills - a key skill for Software Crafters! Join us for an evening of coding, food and drinks. Come and code along, share ideas, discuss best practices with Test Driven Development and learn from our expert Crafters and your peers in the Software Crafters Cambridge community.
What’s the format? After a short intro, we’ll get into groups/pairs or work solo, whatever people feel most comfortable with, and start building. You choose how you want to work and what language you want to code in.
This session is about collaborating with others, becoming a better developer and building your network, in a fun, relaxed environment. We'll be sharing ideas, discussing best practices and using this as an opportunity to learn from our fellow coders.
All levels of experience very welcome, if you want to brush up on your Test Driven Development skills or are a complete novice, do come along. All welcome! All you need to do is bring a laptop if you’d like to code along - please have your preferred language and editor setup.
Food and Drinks Pizza and drinks will be provided upon arrival sponsored byCodurance, with vegetarian and vegan options available.
Venue Host Our venue host isThe Bradfield Centre, managed by Mantle Space. A huge thank you as always to the team for sponsoring the space.
Want to bring a friend? Great! Just ask them to RSVP so we know they are coming.
We want to hear from YOU! The community is for you so please completethis short anonymous formto tell us what you want to get out of the group in 2025 so we can curate events that meet your interests and preferences.
After a short intro, we’ll get into groups/pairs or work solo, whatever people feel most comfortable with, and start building.
You choose how you want to work and what language you want to code in. This session is about collaborating with others, becoming a better developer and building your network, in a fun, relaxed environment.
Once again, we'll be sharing ideas, discussing best practices and using this as an opportunity to learn from our fellow SCN coders. There's no need to have attended a previous session so, if you're free, come along.
Pizza and drinks will be provided, with vegetarian and vegan options available. All you need to do is bring a machine if you’d like to code along.
In person
Manchester
Manchester Coding Dojo
After a short intro, we’ll get into groups/pairs or work solo, whatever people feel most comfortable with, and start building.
You choose how you want to work and what language you want to code in. This session is about collaborating with others, becoming a better developer and building your network, in a fun, relaxed environment.
Once again, we'll be sharing ideas, discussing best practices and using this as an opportunity to learn from our fellow SCN coders. There's no need to have attended a previous session so, if you're free, come along.
Pizza and drinks will be provided, with vegetarian and vegan options available. All you need to do is bring a machine if you’d like to code along.
We're thrilled to announce an exciting LSCC event on April 24th, co-hosted alongside Spektrix.
Join us for this session and get the chance to flex your architectural design muscles!
What's the format? You'll be split into groups and have a business problem to solve. You'll be tasked with designing a technical architecture to meet that problem context. As with real-life you'll have to manage various trade-offs in your design and interact with a Product Owner to clarify your questions.
At the end of the task each team will showcase their architecture and technology choices back to the wider group as part of a group discussion.
Whether you're a seasoned coder, software architect or new to the scene, you're invited to share insights, discuss best practices, and learn from fellow participants. No prior session attendance or architecture knowledge is required – just bring your enthusiasm. No laptop is required for this session, we'll provide each group with paper, pens and sticky notes to support the activity.
Food and drinks will be provided with vegetarian, vegan and non-alcoholic options available.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
In person
London
Architecture Kata at Spektrix
We're thrilled to announce an exciting LSCC event on April 24th, co-hosted alongside Spektrix.
Join us for this session and get the chance to flex your architectural design muscles!
What's the format? You'll be split into groups and have a business problem to solve. You'll be tasked with designing a technical architecture to meet that problem context. As with real-life you'll have to manage various trade-offs in your design and interact with a Product Owner to clarify your questions.
At the end of the task each team will showcase their architecture and technology choices back to the wider group as part of a group discussion.
Whether you're a seasoned coder, software architect or new to the scene, you're invited to share insights, discuss best practices, and learn from fellow participants. No prior session attendance or architecture knowledge is required – just bring your enthusiasm. No laptop is required for this session, we'll provide each group with paper, pens and sticky notes to support the activity.
Food and drinks will be provided with vegetarian, vegan and non-alcoholic options available.
We are very excited to host this event at Aventum, a global (re)insurance group that operates across both the underwriting and broking sectors.
Join us for a series of lightning talks discussing technology, practices or whatever else takes our fancy.
If you're using some new technology you think others would be interested in, if you've got a design or some code you'd like to discuss, if you'd like to discuss a specific practice, a problem you are having at work, something new you have discovered or you'd simply like to see what others have got to say - come along and join in the conversation.
How does it work?
If you've got a cool demo, some new technology or just something you think the group might find interesting, controversial or just plain funny, bring it along and share with the group!
Don't worry if you've never given a lightning talk before - this is a great opportunity to give a talk in a friendly environment. We'll have a screen for presenting slides (if you wish) and all talks are restricted to no more than 5 minutes. You'll also get an opportunity to answer the most upvoted question after your talk has finished.
You can use slides or not - whatever you feel comfortable with. Some of the Codurance team will be on hand to get things kicked off and provide friendly support and feedback.
How to submit your talk To apply to deliver a lightning talk at this event, please completethis formas soon as possible. We will contact you by email to confirm your place in the lineup. There are limited slots available so submit your talk idea early to avoid disappointment! Questions? emailnatalie.gray@codurance.comfor any advice or support.
There will be pizza and drinks provided at this event sponsored by Aventum.
There's only room for limited numbers at this event, so if you change your mind please update your RSVP so others can come.
In person
London
Lightning Talks at Aventum
We are very excited to host this event at Aventum, a global (re)insurance group that operates across both the underwriting and broking sectors.
Join us for a series of lightning talks discussing technology, practices or whatever else takes our fancy.
If you're using some new technology you think others would be interested in, if you've got a design or some code you'd like to discuss, if you'd like to discuss a specific practice, a problem you are having at work, something new you have discovered or you'd simply like to see what others have got to say - come along and join in the conversation.
How does it work?
If you've got a cool demo, some new technology or just something you think the group might find interesting, controversial or just plain funny, bring it along and share with the group!
Don't worry if you've never given a lightning talk before - this is a great opportunity to give a talk in a friendly environment. We'll have a screen for presenting slides (if you wish) and all talks are restricted to no more than 5 minutes. You'll also get an opportunity to answer the most upvoted question after your talk has finished.
You can use slides or not - whatever you feel comfortable with. Some of the Codurance team will be on hand to get things kicked off and provide friendly support and feedback.
How to submit your talk To apply to deliver a lightning talk at this event, please completethis formas soon as possible. We will contact you by email to confirm your place in the lineup. There are limited slots available so submit your talk idea early to avoid disappointment! Questions? emailnatalie.gray@codurance.comfor any advice or support.
There will be pizza and drinks provided at this event sponsored by Aventum.
There's only room for limited numbers at this event, so if you change your mind please update your RSVP so others can come.
5 signs that your team's productivity level can be improved
In this session, José Rodríguez Huerta, Managing Director of Codurance Spain, shares the 5 most common signs that reveal opportunities for improvement in the productivity of software development teams. Here you will learn to detect these signals, understand their causes, and receive practical advice to take the first step towards leading a more productive team. Understanding these indicators and the actions to take will empower you to ensure that your development team achieves higher-quality results, thus strengthening its ability to reach business objectives.
Fireside Chat #63: Optimising Developer Productivity with CodeScene
In this webinar, Sandro Mancuso and Adam Tornhill will debunk the myth that there's an inevitable trade-off between speed and quality. Instead, we'll demonstrate how the modern software organisation can achieve both, fostering long-term productivity gains and an enhanced developer experience. Along the way, we’ll discuss the essential tools for measuring and improving code quality, so that you get actionable insights for optimising your development process for both speed and quality.
Join Sandro, Mash and Jose as they reflect on 10 years of Codurance, where they go back to see how things have evolved at the business and in the industry.
In this engaging and lively panel discussion with Codurance + guests, we unpack some of the common digital transformation pitfalls and crucially, how to avoid them.
