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Networking, the marmite of the IT world; people do truly love it or hate it. Luckily Jack Tracey, our speaker at Brighton Cloud this month, is on the love-it side of the table. Moving to the cloud doesn't mean networking

The web is over 30 years old, yet some websites are still not accessible. At Async's February meetup, Alex Nicol (Staff Software Engineer and Conversational Systems Specialist at BridgeU & Bounce Technologies) told the tale of how Alexa, with a

Python can be used for Robotics, although it is rarely the first choice. When combined with ROS (Robotics Operating System), vehicles can be designed and developed to solve some of our biggest questions. In his talk at Brighton Py's February

With news that the UK Government plans to promote flexible working by giving employees the right to ask for flexible working from the first day of a new job, we can finally breathe a breath of relief that legislation is

Did you know UX Brighton run a mentorship programme for new and experienced UXers? In January UX Brighton’s mentors and mentees met to reflect on the mentorship programme so far and learn from others to see what they could implement

To start off 2023, Brighton Cloud went back to the basics. What is cloud? What benefits can it bring? How can it make my business more agile and drive innovation? What about security? What data should I store there? Should

Product strategy can be an intimidating terrain to navigate. Vague strategy statements can leave us directionless. Blindly following competitors can lead us up mountains we’ll never conquer. Poorly defined success metrics make it tricky to know if we’ve successfully reached

What makes a successful design and product team leader? At Product Unleashed’s November meetup, we heard from Inclusive Research & Service Designer, Aleksandra Melnikova, who told a story of creating the futures of people, together with people. It heavily featured

Hear from Daniel Perry-Reed who spoke at a previous PHP Sussex event. We caught up with him after the event to get to know him a bit more... Can you tell us a bit about you and the work that