Coding classes - web development and Python (Cambridge / Boston)
About This Event
Coding classes every Monday and Wednesday. Bring a laptop and work at your own pace on web development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React) or Python, with volunteer developers' help. Complete beginners, experienced developers and anyone looking for a friendly place to cowork are welcome.
When: every Monday and Wednesday, 5:30 - 8 pm. Pizza at 6:30.
Registration is optional. Kids are welcome - parents stay with them.
Where: Cambridge Public Library, 449 Broadway (Harvard stop on the Red Line, three stops from downtown Boston), ground floor common area - look for the table with the event poster.
Find us: Discord community · Meetup.com · Website
Run by volunteer developers at Cambridge Dev Lab, a Massachusetts nonprofit. We've hosted over 150 sessions since October 2024.
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