Demo days are where people share creative coding projects at any state of progress—or just watch people give demos. They’re relaxed events where people can get to know each other (and their projects).

We’ll gather around a TV and everyone that wants to share a project’ll get a few minutes, after which they can take questions. After everyone’s shared we’ll switch to a more freeform hang.

You don’t need to show anything to attend.

Demos from last time

• Norton talked about a 3D SVG library I’ve been using and showed Company time card data visualizations

• Livvy shared some of the work going on at Hovercraft and demoed webhooks

• David showed some boids and flow fields and talked about his plans put them on spheres

• Alex demoed on a scrabble-like game he’s making

• Will showed off Crayon Town, a multiplayer infinite canvas

• Alec talked about starting to learn web technologies and building his personal website

• Mason showed the latest progress on his C++ 3D graphics library for live concert visuals.

What to bring

You don’t need to bring anything, but if you want to show a project (very much encouraged), bring your laptop/sketchbook/etc—and bring your charger just in case.

Misc

• We have a discord!

• One of our previous events was a Show & Tell—basically this event except people prepared presentations beforehand. Check out the recap here.

• After every meetup we add things people have mentioned to the group’s link archive