
English below (DA) lowkey: critical coding club is first and foremost a coding club - a series of meetings for everyone who wants to write computer programs together with others. Whether you're new or experienced, lacking inspiration, or just want to put on headphones and hack, you're welcome. Expect a relaxed and self-organized atmosphere without the usual hierarchies: study groups, spontaneous pair programming, parallel work/body-doubling, or just people with laptops. In lowkey, we focus on creating a space for different ways of coding and building a community outside the usual institutions and platforms with temporary contracts, such as academic institutions and companies with ethical compromises beyond your control, or "expert"-meetups. Through the lens of critical technical practice, we're also open to tackling the political and social questions associated with coding, but rather than discussing them abstractly, we focus on integrating these questions into our coding practice. We recognize the historically unequal social reality within software and the patriarchal and capitalist structures and behavior patterns in it. We aim for an inclusive and soft space as a disruptive act to change this history. This event is inspired by community-based coding events around the world and can be viewed as a fork of Calm Coding by Varia in Rotterdam. Come and work on a project, follow a tutorial, or just code something! Lacking inspiration? Check out our resources on our.
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