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  • Come to our free educator sessions next to Bett 2020

    Come to our free educator sessions next to Bett 2020

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    Are you attending Bett Show this year? Then come to our free educator sessions on Friday 24 January right next to Bett to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the show floor and learn something new!

    Our team will be in a private room below the [email protected] pub, next door to Bett, all day on Friday 24 January. We’ll be offering free physical computing sessions for primary and secondary educators during the day. Then from 17:30, you can drop in to chat to us about computing in your classroom, and to connect with like-minded educators.

    A teacher attending a physical computing sessions laughs as she works through an activity

    Our schedule for you on 24 January

    11:00–12:30: Physical computing session for primary teachers (limited spaces, please register to attend)

    12:45–13:30: Panel and Q&A for primary teachers: Code Club and the National Centre of Computing Education (drop in without registering)

    14:30–16:00: Physical computing session for secondary teachers (limited spaces, please register to attend)

    16:15–17:00: Panel and Q&A for secondary teachers: Code Club and the National Centre of Computing Education (drop in without registering)

    17:30–21:00: Informal meet and greet with the Raspberry Pi team for everyone (drop in without registering)

    • Snacks and refreshments will be provided at all the sessions
    • Directions to the [email protected] pub, where you’ll find us, are below
    • You don’t need to have a pass to Bett Show to attend any of our sessions

    What are these physical computing sessions?

    In these free, registration-only, practical sessions (tailored to primary and secondary educators, respectively), we’ll highlight the value of delivering curriculum objectives through physical computing activities.

    You’ll learn about:

    • Setting up a Raspberry Pi computer
    • Controlling LEDs using Scratch, Python, and Raspberry Pi
    • Pedagogical approaches such as pair programming and Parson’s Puzzles

    Women using Raspberry Pi and Trinket

    The sessions are perfect for you if you’d like an introduction to how to bring physical computing to your classroom, because no experience of physical computing is needed.

    Both sessions are free and open to all teachers and educators working with learners in the relevant Key Stages.

    Spaces are limited for both sessions, so make sure you register to reserve your space:

    Find out how to bring more computing opportunities to your school

    Following each of the physical computing sessions, you’ll have the chance to find out how else we can help you bring computing to your school! During a 45-minute panel and Q&A, our team will introduce you all things Code Club and how to set up an engaging coding club in your school, and to the comprehensive, free support we offer you through the National Centre of Computing Education. You’ll also be able to ask us any questions you have about the programmes and resources we offer to you.

    There is no need to register for this ‘panel and Q&A’ part of the day — just drop in when it suits you.

    Network with us and other educators

    Your evening at [email protected], from 17:30 onwards, will be an informal meet and greet with the Raspberry Pi team. Snacks and refreshments will be provided, and you can drop in whenever you like.

    This is your time to chat to us, discover more about the other educational activities we run, and network with other primary and secondary educators who want to encourage children and young adults to get hands-on with computing.

    Code Club

    We hope to see many of you there, and we’re looking forward to chatting with you!

    If you have any questions about this event, or want to find out more, please contact [email protected] and we will get back to you!

    How to find us

    The [email protected] is a pub located in Warehouse K next to the ExCel Center, easily accessed from the footpath between the ExCel West Entrance and Custom House DLR Station.

    Map of where the Fox@ExCel London is

    You will find us in a private area below the main floor of the [email protected]. There should be a sign directing you to the location, and you can also ask the pub staff to point the way.

    From Custom House DLR Station:

    Follow the signs along the footbridge towards the ExCel main entrance, enter the door labelled ‘[email protected]’ on the first building to your right, and head down the stairs.

    From the ExCel West Entrance:

    Turn right out of the main entrance and follow the footbridge towards the ExCel. You will find the entrance to the [email protected] in the second pair of doorways on your left. Enter the building and go down the stairs.

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  • Here’s what you can expect from Arduino at Maker Faire Rome 2019

    Here’s what you can expect from Arduino at Maker Faire Rome 2019

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    Here’s what you can expect from Arduino at Maker Faire Rome 2019

    Arduino Team — October 16th, 2019

    We’re just days away from Maker Faire Rome — The European Edition, taking place October 18-20th at Fiera di Roma. This year’s Arduino booth, which will be located inside Pavilion 8, will be broken up into three areas:

    • Makers: We will be showcasing the Dark Side Rover, the grand prize winner of the Ultimate Arduino Challenge contest. Nicolas Gilbert and his class, the authors of the project, will be at the booth and organize some practical demonstrations with the robots. 
    • Arduino IoT Cloud and connected products: In this section, we’ll highlight two demos connected to the Arduino IoT Cloud. There will also be an exhibition of our MKR family boards, featuring a range of connectivity options like WiFi, Bluetooth, NB-IoT, Sigfox and LoRa.

    The Arduino booth will include an interactive basketball installation as well — all visitors will have the opportunity to win some Arduino boards, goodies, and much more! 

    Finally, members of the Arduino team will join Maker Faire Rome’s program all weekend long. 

    • On Saturday, October 19th, Massimo will give his traditional ‘State of Arduino,’ discussing the latest developments and future challenges for the company (4pm, Stage B in Pavilion 8).

    If you are planning to attend, please visit Maker Faire’s Rome website to find the full agenda, plus other important information. Finally, don’t forget to invite your friends and post on social media tagging @Arduino and using the hashtag #MFR19.

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  • Calling volunteers for Maker Faire Rome 2019

    Calling volunteers for Maker Faire Rome 2019

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    Calling volunteers for Maker Faire Rome 2019

    Arduino Team — October 8th, 2019

    Planning to attend Maker Faire Rome later this month? We’re currently seeking volunteers to join our team during the event—staffing tables and displays, helping with demos, and providing technical assistance when necessary.

    If you volunteer with us for one shift, you won’t leave empty-handed! You’ll receive a day pass; spend two days with us, and you’ll have a ticket for the entire weekend to explore the show. Water and snacks will be provided, of course, along with some Arduino goodies.

    Interested? Please fill out this questionnaire and we’ll get back to you soon! If you are under the age of 18, we will need your parents’ permission.

    Hai in programma di partecipare a Maker Faire Roma? Entra a far parte del team di volontari/e all’Arduino booth! Stiamo cercando appassionati/e di Arduino che ci aiutino durante l’evento dando il benvenuto ai visitatori e fornendo assistenza tecnica e supporto durante le demo.

    Con un turno di volontariato allo stand Arduino, avrai a disposizione un pass per l’intera giornata; se, invece, sarai al nostro booth per almeno due turni avrai il pass per i tre giorni di evento. Sappiamo quanto sia importante il tuo tempo e quanto sia fondamentale il tuo aiuto al nostro booth, per questo motivo saremo felici di offrirti il pranzo e un piccolo regalo, ovviamente Arduino.

    Ti interessa aiutarci al booth Arduino? Per favore completa questo form, ti faremo sapere prestissimo!

    Se hai meno di 18 anni puoi partecipare, ma con il consenso firmato dei tuoi genitori!

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  • Join us at Maker Faire Bay Area 2019!

    Join us at Maker Faire Bay Area 2019!

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    Join us at Maker Faire Bay Area 2019!

    Arduino Team — May 16th, 2019

    We are just few hours away from Maker Faire Bay Area 2019, where we will be partnering with Microchip in the Expo Hall (Zone 2).

    Those heading to San Mateo over the weekend will want to swing by our booth to meet the Arduino team, check out some demos, and explore all our latest hardware. Plus, we’ve got plenty of exciting news in store!

    • Bring your MKR GSM 1400 for an exCELLent surprise. It’s that SIMple! We’ll be running a giveaway for every attendee that shows up to our booth with their board.
    • Magic IoT Sphere: Something small but special is coming! Lift it, question it, shake it — then be amazed. Shake it again and you’re in for a nice Arduino treat. Are you ready to discover the little yet powerful secret behind this magic?

    Moreover, you’ll have the opportunity to learn more about Arduino Education‘s recent developments, including CTC Go! and the Science Kit Physics Lab.

    Finally, a Maker Faire Bay Area tradition, Massimo will once again take Center Stage (Zone 6) and deliver his “The State of Arduino” talk on Saturday at 2pm PT.

    We can’t wait to see you all this weekend! For more information on the program and venue, be sure to visit the Maker Faire Bay Area website. 

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  • Maker Faire Bay Area 2019: Call for volunteers

    Maker Faire Bay Area 2019: Call for volunteers

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    Maker Faire Bay Area 2019: Call for volunteers

    Arduino Team — May 7th, 2019

    Planning to attend Maker Faire Bay Area this month? Arduino will be joining the festivities with a booth in partnership with Microchip — Expo Hall, Area 2 — and Massimo Banzi’s State of Arduino talk on Saturday at 2 pm on the Center Stage. We’re also looking for volunteers to welcome visitors, staff tables and displays, assist with one-on-one demos, and offer technical assistance when necessary.

    Those who help us out will receive a one-day pass, so they can explore and enjoy everything happening around the faire grounds. Water, snacks, and an Arduino t-shirt will be provided, and we’ve even prepared a small gift to show our appreciation at the end of your shift.

    If interested, please fill out this questionnaire and we’ll get back to you soon!

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  • Meet us at Maker Faire Bay Area 2019

    Meet us at Maker Faire Bay Area 2019

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    We’ll be attending Maker Faire Bay Area this month and we’d love to see as many of you there as we can, so be sure to swing by the Raspberry Pi stand and say hi!

    Our North America team will be on-hand and hands-on all weekend to show you the wonders of the Raspberry Pi, with some great tech experiments for you to try. Do you like outer space? Of course, why wouldn’t you? So come try out the Sense HAT, our multi-sensor add-on board that we created especially for our two Astro Pi units aboard the International Space Station!

    We’ll also have stickers, leaflets, and a vast array of information to share about the Raspberry Pi, our clubs and programmes, and how you can get more involved in the Raspberry Pi community.

    And that’s not all!

    Onstage talks!

    Matt Richardson, Executive Director of the Raspberry Pi Foundation North America and all-round incredible person, will be making an appearance on the Make: Electronics by Digi-Key stage at 3pm Saturday 18 May to talk about Making Art with Raspberry Pi.

    Matt Richardson

    Hi, Matt!

    And I’m presenting too! On the Sunday, I’ll be on the DIY Content Creators Stage at 12:30pm with special guests Joel “3D Printing Nerd” Telling and Estefannie Explains it All for a live recording of my podcast to discuss the importance of community for makers and brands.

    There will also be a whole host of incredible creations by makers from across the globe, and a wide variety of talks and presentations throughout the weekend. So if you’re a fan of creative contraptions and beastly builds, you’ll be blown away at this year’s Maker Faire.

    Showcasing your projects

    If you’re planning to attend Maker Faire to showcase your project, we want to hear from you. Leave a comment below with information on your build so we can come and find you on the day. Our trusty videographer Fiacre and I will be scouting for our next favourite Raspberry Pi make, and we’ll also have Andrew with us, who is eager to fill the pages of HackSpace magazine with any cool, creative wonders we find — Pi-related or otherwise!

    Discounted tickets!

    Maker Fair Bay Area 2019 will be running at the San Mateo County Event Center from Friday 17 to Sunday 19 May.

    If you’re in the area and would like to attend Maker Fair Bay Area, make use of  our 15% community discount on tickets. Wooh!

    For more information on Maker Faire, check out the Maker Faire website, or follow Maker Faire on Twitter.

    See you there!

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  • Twitch Developer Tour Roundup

    Twitch Developer Tour Roundup

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    What an incredible start to our 2019 Twitch Developer Tour!

    We traveled to four countries where we met tons of awesome developers and members of the TwitchDev community.

    We’d like to thank everyone that came out to join us in Tel Aviv, Berlin, Paris, and London!

    We’d also like to thank all of our partners, including StreamElements, Hypetalk, Wargaming, Bossa Studios, Altoar, Ubisoft, and Jagex. As well as the community meetup organizers that partnered with us in each region — GameIS in Tel Aviv, gamesweekberlin, Indie Game Developer Group Paris, and BAME in Games in London.

    For those of you who were not able to join us on tour, you can read more about each event and stay tuned as we are excited to be announcing more cities very soon!

    Tel Aviv

    Gil Megidish joined us from HypeTalk and Reem Sherman from StreamElements to give insightful talks about how they integrate with Twitch. We had a packed house in Tel Aviv, and enjoyed awesome views from the AWS office and the city’s warm weather!

    Berlin

    In Berlin Christian Bergmann and Zoltan Sipos joined us from Wargaming, Ricardo Rego from Bossa Studios, and James Van Eden — Altoar. (If you don’t already know Altoar, check out his awesome Extension success story now!)

    We had such a great time hosting our Dev event in Berlin with TwitchCon Europe and partnering with gamesweekberlin. We really felt the love from the whole Twitch community, and can’t wait for TwitchCon North America in September.

    Paris

    In Paris, Sebastien Domergue from Ubisoft spoke about the benefits of integrating with Twitch. We really enjoyed hearing from him as well as others in the region on what they currently do with TwitchDev. Also, check out our super cool event space, inside Mozilla, Paris!

    London

    We closed out our first leg of the 2019 tour in London at our EU HQ with Neil McLarty from Jagex, Deborah Mensah-Bonsu from Space Ape Games, and Nicki Klein from Amazon Web Services.

    We heard three very different talks about different aspects of Twitch and different ways these teams have worked with Twitch and TwitchDev. It was so cool to have everyone in the Twitch office to connect with our speakers, staff, and partners.

    We are excited to be coming to a city near you; stay tuned as we announce new tour cities in the near future.

    Until then, let us know what you think by connecting with us @TwitchDev on Twitter, in the developer forums, or on our live broadcasts (follow us for notifications when we’re live).

    Ready to build interactive experiences on Twitch? Start now!

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  • Twitch Developer Tour + gamesweekberlin = better together!

    Twitch Developer Tour + gamesweekberlin = better together!

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    We are excited to partner with gamesweekberlin 8 April through 14 April, 2019! Our Twitch Developer Tour Berlin is now part of their seven days of events dedicated to gaming, business, and development.

    In addition to the Twitch Developer Tour on Friday, 12 April, we will be leading a technical workshop on Tuesday, 9 April at Quo Vadis. The week will culminate with our first-ever TwitchCon Europe at the The Berlin City Cube Convention Center.

    Come learn about why working with Twitch and Twitch technologies like Extensions, Drops, and Twitch Prime makes sense for your game, and see how building streamer tools help engage the streamer and viewer communities on Twitch. We will also dive into code with an exciting technical demo on stream. Come hear from special guest speakers: Ricardo Rego, Head of Product at Bossa Studios, and Christian Bergmann, Sr. Community Manager at WarGaming.

    Gamesweekberlin is the leading cross-industry communication and networking platform for games business, development, and culture in Europe. Over seven days, the umbrella brand combines multiple events for industry representatives and game enthusiasts alike. In 2018, about 15,000 international and German game developers, publishers, investors and multipliers from public institutions and the media industry as well as gamers, families, and fans came to Berlin.

    We are excited to be part of this amazing week and hope to see you in person!

    Spots are limited — secure yours now.

    Upcoming Events

    More Developer Tour cities around the globe will be announced soon so stay tuned! Click to learn more and reserve your ticket today.

    8 April: Tel Aviv

    12 April: Berlin

    15 April: Paris

    17 April: London

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  • Official Arduino Day in Milan: Schedule and Streaming

    Official Arduino Day in Milan: Schedule and Streaming

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    Arduino Day is quickly approaching and we are blown away by the amazing support of the Arduino community, with over 620 events in more than 100 countries scheduled for March 16th.

    As recently announced, the Official Arduino Day (register here)—directly organized by the Arduino team—will be held in Milan at the Milano Luiss Hub for Maker and Students, in collaboration with Manifattura Milano Camp.

    The agenda of the official event includes an exhibition of Arduino projects, free kids activities, several keynotes by Arduino team members, and last but not least, an ‘Ask Me Anything’ with Massimo Banzi. The talks and the AMA will be live streamed via Arduino’s homepage, YouTube, and Facebook.

    Here’s a look at the Official Arduino Day’s program:

    11 AM (CET): Doors open and exhibition of Arduino projects, in collaboration with WeMake

    2:30 – 5:30 PM: EDU activities for children ages 5 to 15

    1:45 – 3:15 PM: Talks by local makers, in collaboration with WeMake (in Italian)

    3:30 – 5:30 PM: Keynotes by the Arduino team. These sessions will be streamed on Arduino’s homepage, YouTube, and Facebook.

    3:30 – 3:35: Welcome by Massimo Banzi and Fabio Violante

    3:35 – 3:50: The State of Arduino with Massimo Banzi and Fabio Violante

    3:50 – 4:15: Winners of the Arduino Day Community Challenge

    4:15 – 4:30: Arduino and the open-source community

    4:30 – 5:00: Arduino for IoT with Luca Cipriani and Gianluca Varisco

    5:00 – 5:15: Arduino Education with Nerea de la Riva Iriepa

    5:15 – 5:30: Closing remarks

    6:00-7:00 PM: Ask Me Anything with Massimo Banzi

    The AMA will also be streamed on the Arduino homepage, YouTube and Facebook. Have a question? Please register on the Arduino Forum and submit it by 6:45 PM (CET) at this link.

    We look forward to celebrating Arduino Day with everyone!  In the meantime, don’t forget to share your events on social media using the hashtag #ArduinoD19.

    Mancano poche ore ad Arduino Day, e siamo grati ed emozionati per l’incredibile supporto della nostra Community, che organizzerà nella giornata del 16 Marzo 2019 oltre 620 eventi in oltre 100 nazioni.

    Come annunciato di recente, Official Arduino Day, ovvero l’evento direttamente organizzato dal team Arduino (registrazione qui) si terrà a Milano presso Milano Luiss Hub for Maker and Students (Via Massimo D’Azeglio, 3 – zona Porta Garibaldi), in collaborazione con Manifattura Milano Camp.

    L’agenda dell’evento ufficiale include una mostra di progetti Arduino, delle attività edu per bambini/e teenager dai 5 ai 15 anni, un programma di talk con il team Arduino e, infine, una sessione di Ask Me Anything con Massimo Banzi. Le talk e l’AMA saranno trasmessi in streaming sull’homepage di Arduino e sui canali Youtube e Facebook .

    Ecco il programma di Official Arduino Day a Milano:

    11.00 AM: Open Day e mostra di progetti Arduino, in collaborazione con WeMake

    1.45 – 3.15 PM: Community Talk a cura di maker locali, in collaborazione con WeMake

    2.30 – 5.30 PM: Attività educative per bambine/i e teenager. Le attività sono gratuire e continuative, non serve prenotazione.

    • 5-8 anni: Laboratorio di pasta modellabile conduttiva Anche i più piccoli possono giocare con l’elettricità! Con la pasta modellabile si può dare spazio alla manualità e alla creatività, con (in più) la magia dei led!
    • 8-12 anni: Laboratorio di tinkering “Voglio Fare l’Inventore” Oggi tutti possono fare gli inventori! Flussi di energia, luci, suoni e movimenti non sono mai stati così facili da realizzare. Programmando con i sensori e attuatori, si possono costruire un’elica, un semaforo e addirittura un braccio robotico.
    • 12-15 anni: Laboratorio di robotica “mBot and basic robotics” I robot sono tutti intorno a noi, non solo umanoidi ma anche automobili ed elettrodomestici! Con un’ app, cacciaviti e un pizzico d’ingegno, è possibile imparare le prime mosse per dargli vita e controllarli!

    3.30 – 5.30 PM: Talk con Massimo Banzi e Arduino team. Le talk saranno disponibili via streaming sui canali social Arduino.

    3.30 – 3.35: Welcome con Massimo Banzi e Fabio Violante

    3.35 – 3.50: The State of Arduino con Massimo Banzi e Fabio Violante

    3.50 – 4.15: Arduino Day Community Challenge: Winners

    4.15 – 4.30: Arduino and the open-source community

    4.30 – 5.00: Arduino for IoT con Luca Cipriani e Gianluca Varisco

    5.00 – 5.15: Arduino Education con Nerea de la Riva Iriepa

    5.15 – 5.30: Chiusura

    6.00 – 7.00 PM: Ask Me Anything con Massimo Banzi

    Anche l’AMA (Ask me anything) sarà trasmesso in streaming sulla homepage di Arduino e sui canali Youtube e Facebook. Vuoi fare una domanda? Per favore, registrati sull’Arduino Forum e invia la tua domanda entro le 6.45 cliccando qui.

    Non vediamo l’ora di festeggiare Arduino Day, nel frattempo non dimenticarti di condividere  il tuo evento sui social con l’hashtag #ArduinoD19.

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  • Celebrate with us this weekend!

    Celebrate with us this weekend!

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    The Raspberry Jam Big Birthday is almost here! In celebration of our seventh birthday, we’re coordinating with over 130 community‑led Raspberry Jams in 40 countries across six continents this weekend, 3-4 March 2019.

    Raspberry Jams come in all shapes and sizes. They range from small pub gatherings fueled by local beer and amiable nerdy chatter to vast multi-room events with a varied programme of project displays, workshops, and talks.

    To find your nearest Raspberry Jam, check out our interactive Jam map.

    And if you can’t get to a Jam location this time, follow #PiParty on Twitter, where people around the world are already getting excited about their Big Birthday Weekend plans. Over the weekend you’ll see Raspberry Jams happening from the UK to the US, from Africa to – we hope – Antarctica, and everywhere in between.

    Coolest Projects UK

    The first of this year’s Coolest Projects events is also taking place this weekend in Manchester, UK. Coolest Projects is the world’s leading technology fair for young people, showcasing some of the very best creations by young makers across the country (and beyond), and it’s open for members of the public to attend.

    Tickets are still available from the Coolest Projects website, and you can follow the action on #CoolestProjects on Twitter.

    CBeebies’ Maddie Moate and the BBC’s Greg Foot will be taking over Raspberry Pi’s Instagram story on the day, so be sure to follow @RaspberryPiFoundation on Instagram.

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  • Arduino at MWC 2019!

    Arduino at MWC 2019!

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    Arduino at MWC 2019!

    Arduino Team — February 24th, 2019

    The Arduino team is in Barcelona this week for Mobile World Congress! MWC is one of the biggest technology events in the world, so we’re really excited to be invited to participate in the Mobile IoT Experience’s developer expert zone by event organizers GSMA.

    Come find us at Hall 4YFN Fira Montjuic Hall M8 Stand 9 — we’ll be showing how create an LTE Cat-M / NB-IoT connected sensor with the new MKR NB 1500. Arduino Senior Engineer Martino Facchin will also be giving the keynote talk on Monday, February 25th in the Training Zone.

    Like all MKR boards, the MKR NB 1500 was designed with security in mind, so we’ll discuss how to use certificate-based authentication and TLS to secure data from your device (and make it easier!) via the Arduino IoT Cloud and other clouds like Microsoft Azure IoT Hub.

    Arduino has helped millions innovate by making IoT technology simple — it started with makers and education, but Arduino is now also used by developers in hundreds of companies across the globe. We’ve been partnering with technology providers like Arm, as well as operators including Telstra, Telefonica, and Vodafone to make cellular IoT even more accessible. We want connecting and securing devices to be as straightforward as possible — so people can focus on making their IoT applications.

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  • Announcing TwitchCon 2019

    Announcing TwitchCon 2019

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    Twitch

    Coming right off the best TwitchCon ever in San Jose, we knew it would take something big to make this year’s event ever better. So we went straight to our most powerful and trusted source of information: all of you.

    Every year, we survey thousands of TwitchCon attendees about what you liked and what we could work on for next time. And as it turns out, Twitch really loved San Diego, so we’re going back for round two. On September 27–29, join us in the San Diego Convention Center for a TwitchCon 2019 that’ll make TwitchCon 2016 look like an opening act.

    San Diego, CA is the perfect city to cover in purple. The convention center is located in San Diego’s beautiful Marina district, and right next to the Gaslamp Quarter — a lively neighborhood with affordable hotels and great food. Did we mention incredible weather? Plus, the Anchorman jokes are just too easy, even if that movie is now 15 years old… :NotLikeThis:

    We’re bringing all the good stuff you love about Twitch to life over one unforgettable weekend. You can meet and hang out with with your favorite streamers from chat. You can bond over esports, board games, or new games to play. You can learn how to start streaming or demo new features to try on your own channel. The whole community is invited, and we’d love for you to join us.

    If you can’t make it to California, no worries, we’re still streaming the keynote, panels, and much more on Twitch. And there’s plenty of room for everyone in chat.

    As we get closer to September, we’ll have plenty to share about the Call for Content, confirmed speakers and activities, ticket sales, and more The best ways to stay informed are to sign up for our newsletter on twitchcon.com and to follow us @TwitchCon on Twitter. If you already know you’re down to attend, we’ve also secured some early deals on hotels that you can book right now. Stay tuned for more soon!

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  • Arduino Day Community Challenge: Submit your projects, win hardware and coupons!

    Arduino Day Community Challenge: Submit your projects, win hardware and coupons!

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    Arduino Day Community Challenge: Submit your projects, win hardware and coupons!

    Arduino Team — February 20th, 2019

    We at Arduino believe that the combination of our technology and your passion make it possible to have an impact on everyone’s everyday life. Ingenuity, innovation, and social good are the cornerstones of our community, and we want to celebrate those traits with a contest whose winners will be announced on Arduino Day.

    The Arduino Day Community Challenge aims to award the best community projects that can have a lasting effect on some or all of us. Seven winning entries will be selected, one in each of the following categories:

    • Social innovation
    • Kids and education
    • Home automation
    • Environment and space
    • Robotics
    • Audio and visual arts
    • Small scale manufacturing and startups

    Prizes include boards, hardware, and other goodies valued up to €1,000. If you want to apply, please fill out this form by March 3rd. Aside from a description, you will need to upload a photo or video of your work. The winners will be revealed on Arduino Day during the live stream from our official celebration in Milan.

    And remember: we are seeking inspirational, problem-solving projects that represent the core values of Arduino Day and can improve the lives of others! Let’s make a difference, together.

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  • Announcing the 2019 Twitch Developer Tour

    Announcing the 2019 Twitch Developer Tour

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    The Twitch Developer team is coming to meet our community of developers and builders across the world this year!

    We will kick off the tour in Tel Aviv this April and join the rest of the Twitch community in Berlin during TwitchCon Europe. Then we head to Paris and London — with more cities around the globe being announced soon.

    Come learn about why working with Twitch and Twitch technologies like Extensions, Drops, and Twitch Prime make sense for your game, and see how building streamer tools help engage the streamer and viewer communities on Twitch. These technologies are a fundamental part of engaging the Twitch community and creating unique interactive experiences.

    You can also meet with the TwitchDev team, share your ideas, give feedback on the product roadmap, and connect with your local Twitch Developer community.

    In each city, you will also have the opportunity to hear from special guests and local partners who will dive into what Twitch brings to the table for the entire community.

    Spots are limited — secure yours now.

    Upcoming Events

    Click to learn more and reserve your ticket today.

    8 April: Tel Aviv

    12 April: Berlin

    15 April: Paris

    17 April: London

    More cities around the globe will be announced soon, so check here for updates!

    Website: LINK

  • Official Arduino Day 2019 celebration coming to Milan!

    Official Arduino Day 2019 celebration coming to Milan!

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    As recently announced, Arduino Day 2019 will be celebrated on March 16th. If you plan on organizing your your own event, don’t forget to submit your proposal by March 3rd!

    We have already received a hundred submissions from all across the globe and will continue to update our map regularly with new events — we are hoping to make it even bigger and better than last year!

    As we prepare for the festivities, we have an important announcement for our community: the Arduino team will be holding this year’s official event at Milano Luiss Hub for Makers and Students in Milan, Italy.

    The Official Arduino Day program will include an exhibition area with Arduino projects, a talk area, and an activity space for kids. The event is organized in collaboration with Manifattura Milano, a local initiative dedicated to craftsmanship, urban manufacturing and Industry 4.0 promoted by Milan Municipality – Labour Policies Department.  

    We are currently seeking makers, speakers and activities for the Official Arduino Day in Milan. If you are able to physically attend and/or want to showcase your creations and their impact on your community, please fill out this form by March 3rd. Additionally, we are looking for volunteers to help out during the event, welcoming guests and assisting visitors. If you are interested in this opportunity, please feel free to complete this application. The call for local makers and volunteers will be powered by WeMake.

    On Arduino Day, we will also support LoRa and the City, a hackathon organized by Codemotion and A2A, that will take place in Milan at Casa dell’Energia from March 16th to 17th. If you want to join the hackathon as an individual or a group, apply here — the winners of the two challenges (urban mobility and monitoring and energy and sustainability) will receive a €3,000 Amazon coupon.

    Stay tuned over the next few weeks as we will be providing updates on the Official Arduino Day agenda. In the meantime, don’t forget to apply on the Arduino Day website and share your celebration on social media using the hashtag #ArduinoD19.

    Come annunciato di recente, il 16 marzo celebreremo Arduino Day 2019; se volete festeggiare con noi e organizzare un evento community, avete tempo fino al 3 Marzo per mandare la vostra proposta attraverso questo form!

    Abbiamo già ricevuto un centinaio di candidature da tutto il mondo e continueremo ad aggiornare regolarmente la nostra mappa con nuovi eventi: speriamo di renderlo ancora più grande rispetto agli scorsi anni!

    Mentre ci prepariamo per la festa, abbiamo un annuncio importante per la nostra community: Official Arduino Day, ovvero quello organizzato dal team Arduino, per il 2019 si terrà al Milano Luiss Hub for Makers and Students a Milano!

    Il programma prevede un’area espositiva con progetti Arduino, un’area talk e uno spazio per con attività gratuite per i più piccoli. L’evento è organizzato in collaborazione con Manifattura Milano, l’iniziativa dedicata all’artigianato, alla produzione urbana e all’Industria 4.0 promossa dal Comune di Milano – Assessorato Politiche del Lavoro.

    Call for maker and volunteers! Stiamo cercando maker e speaker per l’Official Arduino Day a Milano. Se puoi partecipare fisicamente all’evento e vuoi mostrare il tuo progetto o raccontare l’impatto che ha avuto sulla tua comunità, completa questo form entro il 3 Marzo. Stiamo anche cercando volontari e volontarie che diano una mano durante l’evento, dando il benvenuto ai nostri ospiti, oppure aiutandoci con le attività. Se ti interessa questa opportunità, compila questo form. La call for maker and volunteers di Milano e dintorni è supportata da WeMake.

    Durante Arduino Day, daremo supporto ad un’altra iniziativa a Milano, LoRa and the City, un hackathon che avrà luogo presso la Casa dell’Energia tra il 16 e il 17 Marzo. Se vuoi partecipare come singolo o con il tuo gruppo, clicca qui – in palio per le due sfide dell’hackathon (Urban Mobility and monitoring and Energy and Sustainability) ci saranno due buoni da 3000 € per Amazon.

    Continua a seguirci, durante le prossime settimane condivideremo tutti i dettagli dell’agenda di Arduino Day. Nel frattempo, non dimenticarti di mandare la tua application attraverso il sito di Arduino Day e di condividere i festeggiamenti sui social con l’hashtag #ArduinoD19.

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  • Save the date: Arduino Day 2019 is Saturday, March 16th!

    Save the date: Arduino Day 2019 is Saturday, March 16th!

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    Save the date: Arduino Day 2019 is Saturday, March 16th!

    Arduino Team — January 29th, 2019

    For the sixth year, we are inviting the open source community to join us for Arduino Day 2019 on Saturday, March 16th!

    Arduino Day is a worldwide celebration of Arduino’s birthday. It’s a 24-hour-long event—organized by both the community and our team—where those interested in Arduino get together, share their experiences, and learn more about the platform. Participation is open to anyone, either as a organizer or participant, from makers and students to professional developers and educators.

    In 2018, there were 529 events spanning across the globe full of activities, workshops, talks, and project exhibitions for a wide range of audiences and skill sets. This year, we are hoping to make Arduino Day even bigger! If you want to organize an event, please fill out this online form and submit your proposal by March 3rd.

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  • Come meet the Arduino Education team at Bett 2019!

    Come meet the Arduino Education team at Bett 2019!

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    The Arduino Education team is returning to the Bett Show this week, where you can expect to find our latest products and programs for empowering students and teachers alike.

    This year, we’re further strengthening our STEAM-focused offerings across the spectrum with the first-ever kit for middle schoolers, the Arduino Science Kit Physics Lab, developed in partnership with Google; the introductory module of the official Arduino Certification Program; a new addition to the Arduino Creative Technologies in the Classroom lineup, CTC GO!; and a thematic annual initiative which will kick off in 2019 with ‘Arduino and Space’ for the entire global education community.

    Those visiting our stand (C375) will also have a chance to learn more about the Arduino CTC 101 program and Arduino Engineering Kit, both of are being successfully deployed in classrooms throughout the world.

    Arduino and Google: A New Collaboration for Scientific Exploration

    The Arduino Education Science Kit Physics Lab, our first kit targeted at middle schoolers, provides children ages 11 to 14 with a hands-on experience, enabling them to explore forces, motion, and conductivity with their classmates. Students can form their own hypothesis like a real scientist, then check their assumptions, and log data thanks to Google’s Science Journal app — a digital notebook for conducting and documenting science experiments using the unique capabilities of their own devices.

    The kit, based on the MKR WiFi 1010, features a range of sensors to measure light, temperature, motion, and magnetic fields; plus it comes with a set of props and full access to online course content for teachers and students to conduct nine exciting science projects inspired by popular fairground rides like the Gravitron and Pirate Ship.

    Take Your Arduino Skills to the Next Level and Become Certified!

    The Arduino Certification: Fundamentals Exam is a structured way to enhance and validate your Arduino skills, and receive official recognition as you progress. Anyone interested in engaging with Arduino through a process that involves study, practice, and project building is encouraged to pursue this official certificate.

    Developed in consultation with leading technology curriculum, interaction design, and electronic engineering professionals, the Arduino Certification: Fundamentals certification assesses skills based on exercises consisting of practical tasks from the Arduino Starter Kit.

    The official assessment covers three main key areas: theory and introduction to Arduino, electronics, and coding.

    Ready, Set, GO!

    CTC GO! is the newest member of Arduino’s Creative Technologies in the Classroom lineup. The program consists of a series of modules which can be combined to teach various STEAM subjects to fit with different educational paths.

    The core module — which is the foundation of CTC GO! — is now available, while an assortment of expansion modules will be launched sequentially from 2019 to 2021. These include a motion module, a wireless module, and math module, all of which will contain new materials, content, and educators training / support.

    CTC GO! has been designed around the recently announced Arduino Uno WiFi, our most powerful board for education. The board maintains the simplicity of the standard Uno with the incorporation of WiFi so students can learn about wireless technology and begin creating their own IoT projects.

    Through the project-based learning (PBL) methodology, CTC GO! introduces students to basic concepts via a series of playful, well-documented projects and easy-to-assemble experiments.

    CTC GO! also provides premium training and support for educators through online videos, webinars, and expert-answered emails.

    Space: The Next Frontier of Education

    The human exploration of space has inspired endless projects within the STEAM community, many of which leveraging the Arduino platform. David Cuartielles, Arduino Co-Founder and Education CTO, took the Bett stage (Post 16 Theatre) on Wednesday morning to discuss innovative ways to engage students inside (and outside) the classroom.  

    This session showcased the work of master students from the Space Department at Sweden’s Lulea University and their machines that extract water from the cold air of Mars; educational robots from the German Space Agency (DLR); and CanSats made by K12 students in Aguascalientes, Mexico, among others. During the talk, David and Electronic Cats CanSat’s Andres Sabas shared how they were able to get college students to program and launch 40 small satellites using open source hardware and aerostatic balloons.

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  • We’re hosting the UK’s first-ever Scratch Conference Europe

    We’re hosting the UK’s first-ever Scratch Conference Europe

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    We are excited to announce that we will host the first-ever Scratch Conference Europe in the UK this summer: from Friday 23 to Sunday 25 August at Churchill College, Cambridge!

    A graphic highlighting the Scratch Conference Europe 2019 - taking place at Friday 23 to Sunday 25 August at Churchill College, Cambridge

    Scratch Conference is a participatory event that gives hundreds of educators the chance to explore the creative ways in which people are programming and learning with Scratch. In even-numbered years, the conference is held at the MIT Media Lab, the birthplace of Scratch; in odd-numbered years, it takes place in other places around the globe.

    Another graphic highlighting the Scratch Conference Europe 2019

    Since 2019 is also the launch year of Scratch 3, we think it’s a fantastic opportunity for us to bring Scratch Conference Europe to the UK for the first time.

    What you can look forward to

    • Hands-on, easy-to-follow workshops across a range of topics, including the new Scratch 3
    • Interactive projects to play with
    • Thought-provoking talks and keynotes
    • Plenty of informal chats, meetups, and opportunities for you to connect with other educators

    Join us to become part of a growing community, discover how the Raspberry Pi Foundation can support you further, and develop your skills with Scratch as a creative tool for helping your students learn to code.

    Contribute to Scratch Conference Europe

    Would you like to contribute your own content at the event? We are looking for you in the community to share or host:

    • Project demos
    • Posters
    • Workshops
    • Discussion sessions
    • Presentations
    • Ignite talks

    We warmly welcome young people under 18 as content contributors; they must be supported by an adult. All content contributors will be able to attend the whole event for free.

    An over view of two people taking electronics pieces out of a box in order to try their hand at digital making using a Raspberry Pi and Scratch.

    Find more details and apply to participate in this short online form.

    Attend the conference

    Tickets for Scratch Conference Europe will go on sale in April.

    For updates, subscribe to Raspberry Pi LEARN, our monthly newsletter for educators, and keep an eye on @Raspberry_Pi on Twitter!

    An update on Raspberry Fields

    Since we’re hosting Scratch Conference Europe this year, our digital making festival Raspberry Fields will be back in 2020, even bigger and more packed with interactive family fun!

    A young girl tries out a digital project at the Raspberry Pi event, Raspberry Fields 2018

    Scratch is a project of the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT Media Lab. It is available for free at scratch.mit.edu.

    Website: LINK

  • Capcom Cup 2018 Details, Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition Free PS4 Trial

    Capcom Cup 2018 Details, Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition Free PS4 Trial

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    Hello, World Warriors! It has been an incredible year for Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition with six new characters, a plethora of new modes that were added for free, and enough quirky costumes to make your current wardrobe jealous. As we close in on 2018 with Capcom Cup on the horizon from December 14-16, we’d like to share with you all the modes added since Street Fighter V launched by hosting a free trial for the first time on PS4!

    The free trial will begin on December 11 at 1pm PT (download begins at 9am PT) and will end on December 19 at 9:59am PT. Please note that a PlayStation Plus subscription is not required to download and take part in the free trial, but is required to play online. All the initial content from the original Street Fighter V and the modes introduced in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition are included during this time.

    Street Fighter has always been about the roster of vibrant personalities and styles. In this free trial, you’ll be able to play the original 16 characters that came with Street Fighter V.

    Experience the latest version of the world-renowned characters Ryu, Chun-Li, Ken, Cammy, and M. Bison as their playstyles incorporate the V-System, a gameplay mechanic that gives each character unique ways to turn the tide of battle. If you’re looking for an adventure, try out some of the characters introduced in Street Fighter V like the spunky Rashid, who focuses on high mobility and wind attacks; Laura, an electrifying grappler; or F.A.N.G, a sinister villain specializing in the art of poison. For this trial, you can try out three fan-favorite characters for free: Guile, Akuma, and Sagat. These three characters are only available in Ranked, Casual, Battle Lounge, Training, and Challenges. In order to select them for a Ranked Match, please head to Battle Settings and select your Favorite Character from that menu.

    When Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition launched in January 2018, it brought a bundle of new modes that were available to all Street Fighter V owners. During this free trial, you’ll have access to these exciting additions. Arcade Mode is a new spin on the classic mode that involves defeating a series of computer opponents. This time, there are multiple paths you can take that celebrate the previous games in the series. With over 200 ending illustrations to unlock, which path will you explore? If you’re looking for a challenge, look no further than the newly revamped Survival Mode, where you can now save your progress and use various items to aid in the onslaught of opponents you’ll face.

    If you’re in need of some inspiration, the biggest Street Fighter event of the year will take place during the free trial: Capcom Cup 2018. 32 of the best players in the world will fight it out in the Esports Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, where one will become the next champion and take home over $250,000. The action starts on December 14 where a group of hopefuls will take part in the Last Chance Qualifiers in order to qualify for the final slot in the top 32. On Saturday, the top 32 will be whittled down to the top eight, and on Sunday, the champion will be crowned. Catch all the action on the official Capcom Fighters Twitch channel: twitch.tv/capcomfighters.

    Whether you’re taking part in the free trial or watching Capcom Cup in the comfort of your own home, we hope to see you exploring what Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition has to offer and seeing how much this game has grown in 2018. Here’s to more adventures in 2019!

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  • VIECC 2018 Championchips of Cosplay Vienna Comic Con – Main Stage LIVE

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    VIECC 2018 Championchips of Cosplay Vienna Comic Con – Main Stage LIVE

    VIECC Vienna Comic Con – Main Stage von ReedPOP auf www.twitch.tv ansehen

    Schedule (all times CET)

    SATURDAY

    11:00 – Power Rangers Talk with the Red Ranger: Steve Cardenas (ENG)
    12:00 – Arrow and Stargate with David Nykl (ENG)
    14:00 – Game of Thrones Panel with Eugene Simon (ENG)
    15:00 – Harry Potter Talk with Sean Biggerstaff (ENG)
    16:00 – Pokemon: Let’s Go! – Nintendo Product Release (DEU)
    17:00 – Exclusive Preview of BumbleBee (ENG)
    18:00 – SYFY VIECC Championships of Cosplay (DEU)

    SUNDAY

    11:00 – Dr. Who and the Hobbit with Sylvester McCoy (ENG)
    12:00 – The Walking Dead with David Morressey (ENG)
    13:00 – The Lord of the Rings with John Noble (ENG)
    14:00 – Exclusive Talk with the Comic Legend Neal Adams (ENG)
    15:00 – Sherlock with Andrew Scott (ENG)

  • FIA Gran Turismo World Championships This Weekend

    FIA Gran Turismo World Championships This Weekend

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    After five months of online and live regional events in Tokyo, Madrid, and Las Vegas, the world’s fastest GT drivers will gather at Monaco, home of the iconic Monaco Grand Prix this weekend to determine the first-ever Nations Cup Champion and Manufacturer Series Champions.

    Where can I see the action?

    You can catch the race live at the following times:

    • Friday, November 16, 9:00am – 11:00am (PST)
      Nations Cup: Qualifying Races
    • Saturday, November 17, 9:00am – 11:00am (PST)
      Manufacturers Series World Finals
    • Sunday, November 18, 9:00am – 11:00am (PST)
      Nations Cup World Finals

    Links to the live stream with commentary for your respective languages and details including tournament structure and race formats can be found at www.gran-turismo.com.

    Nations Cup

    The Americas region has some superstar drivers in the form of Igor Fraga, Fabien Porilla and Andy McCabe. With his experience in F3 racing, Fraga achieved a comfortable win in the Americas Finals just a few weeks ago but Portilla showed he was both fast and consistent. With Andy McCabe winning the Manufacturer’s exhibition race in Salzburg along with Mikail Hizal he has also shown his ability to perform on a global stage.

    FIA GT World Finals

    Of the European drivers, Mikail Hizal is one of the current favorites following his stellar performance in Madrid where he managed to maintain pole throughout the competition with his consistently fast lap times. Or can Suswillo or Mangano pull ahead with their aggressive but calculated racing styles which has led them to a podium position in the European Finals?

    FIA GT World Finals

    The Asia contingent has some incredibly strong and consistent drivers with many of them excelling during qualifying rounds. Both Kokubun and Yamanaka are potential favorites to win and have proven they are some of the fastest in terms of lap times but can they fend off the hungry European and American drivers under pressure? Or could Jonathan Wong from Hong Kong pull off a surprise win for the small country which has always had a passion for GT?

    FIA GT World Finals

    Manufacturer Series

    Monaco will mark the first time we will see the manufacturer teams come together to race. Be sure to tune in on Saturday to find out which team will emerge as the first-ever Manufacturer Series champions!

    Each Manufacturer will consist of the top driver in each of the three regions — Europe, Asia/Oceania and the Americas. Drivers would have raced three seasons of online races consisting of up to 22 rounds for their chosen manufacturer and come out on top at the end of the season to earn their spot on the team.

    Below are the 16 manufacturer teams being represented in the final and their respective drivers. You will see some familiar names from the Nations Cup, in particular Nissan with all three regional winners! Will they be standing on the podium or will we see some new stars emerge to challenge them?

    FIA GT World Finals

    FIA GT World Finals

    If you missed any of the previous races you can find them all here and more on GT TV.

    Remember: You can find all the latest info on upcoming GT Sport content here on PlayStation.Blog or on the official Gran Turismo website.

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  • Total TwitchCon Developer Day Experience

    Total TwitchCon Developer Day Experience

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    Developer Day is only a week away! You might have some questions about what we have in store. We have answers.

    When and where is TwitchCon Developer Day?

    It is Thursday, October 25, 2018 from 9am to 8pm PT. Check your invitation for detailed location information if you are joining us in person.

    How do I experience this awesomeness if I don’t have a ticket?

    A lot of Developer Day will be live streamed at www.twitch.tv/twitchdev.

    The schedule is posted; visit the Events page and set reminders. While you’re there, follow our channel so you can stay up to date on what’s going on.

    For extra points, we would love an auto host!

    Join the party — how to turn on auto hosting for TwitchDev.

    Live Stream Schedule

    What’s going on during the day?

    Keynote: Join Emmett Shear, Twitch CEO, and Amir Shevat, VP of Developer Experience, to hear our vision, how Twitch builds for developers and shared success, a look back at our product launches, and what’s coming up.

    Streamer Panel: A candid discussion — where streamers discuss a range of Extension-related topics to help developers grow and optimize current Extensions or be inspired to create new ones — is immediately following the Keynote and will be moderated by Ethan Evans, EVP of Commerce and Developers at Twitch.

    Sessions: Developer Day features 12 sessions on two tracks. The Grow track showcases new product launches, product benefits, and industry Q&A sessions. The Build track is more technical and features deep dives into products and features.

    Workshop: Build a Twitch Extension from start to finish in a 90 minute hands-on workshop led by our Solutions Architect team. The workshop is for people who are proficient with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Don’t forget to bring your laptop!

    Showcases: Six showcase pods offer you the opportunity to get to know more about our products and offerings. Come see how you can use Drops, Extensions, Mods, the Twitch API, Insights, and Amazon Game Tech to amp up your games.

    Roadmap Feedback Board: Give us feedback on our roadmap. Get creative with stickers, post-its, and more as you engage with Twitch Developers staff on features you’d like to see in the future.

    See the full Developer Day schedule now.

    Is anybody else excited?

    You bet. Here’s proof!

    “This will be my first Developer Day at TwitchCon. I’m super excited to meet the Twitch team and developers in person and learn from them about their Twitch development experiences, especially everything about Twitch Extensions. Also, I can’t wait to see all new products and improvements Twitch will announce for their developers.”

    — James van Eden (Altoar), Developer of Sound Alerts

    Join Altoar and Jeff Chow, Product Manager of Monetization @ Twitch for their session: Monetize your Extension One Bit at a Time

    “The second Developer Day is coming! Last year I attended, met, and spoke with my fellow developers. This year, I get to speak and share my knowledge and experience with them. If last year is anything to go by, it’s going to be an exciting day exchanging thoughts and ideas, and hopefully planing some collaborations with my fellow third-party Twitch developers. Furthermore, I’m looking forward to seeing what Twitch has coming for us in the coming year, and how I can improve the viewer experience for the broadcasters I work with! And, I hope my live coding does not go wrong!”

    — Barry Carlyon (BarryCarlyon), CohhCarnage Infrastructure Engineer and OPG Consultant

    Join Barry and Kristin Chen, Senior Product Manager of Insights @ Twitch during their session: Using Insights to Build Better Products and Grow on Twitch

    “The past year and a half has been fantastic for me on Twitch. This led to being invited to speak at Developer Day. What am I excited about? Everything Developer Day has to offer…except standing up and speaking in front of a crowd.”

    — Andy Morrell (LuckyNoS7evin), Twitch Developer

    Hear Greg Humphries, Senior Software Engineer @ Twitch, and LuckyNoS7evin talk about Twitch Extensions 101!

    Follow all of the Developer Day action on Twitter @TwitchDev and with #TwitchDevDay. And for friends who can’t join in person, have them catch the entire day on our TwitchDev channel page.

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