A Meet-up
StartupHV is focused on early-stage startups - from idea to launch & beyond.
Agenda:
1) Join us for a presentation by Hélène Lesterlin - Co-Founder + Managing Director of CO. (https://www.coworkwith.co/) - a shared work space and collaborative environment opening in Rhinebeck. CO. is both a startup and a place for startups to thrive. Hélène will talk about the creation of CO., their business model, and the future of the space and beyond.
What's your idea for a product or business? Or maybe you are an inventor of things!
Whatever you are thinking or dreaming (or perhaps have take action steps already) this workshop is for you!
It will take you through steps to explore and learn ways to get the answer to questions like is it viable? how do I check the market? what steps do I take?
Not all websites are created equal. Did you ever think why some websites got to the top rank of your search and how did they get there?
We will discover what does it mean, and how to get there.
Every month we will mix and mingle, as well as discuss an advanced topic. There will be no mentor for it, but it will be a group of experts sharing their experience and providing use-cases and more.
Suggested topics for discussion:
iOS developer Tyler Walker will share his story of abruptly switching career focus towards app development, and then will lead an informal discussion about the tools used and how to get started. The class lean heavily towards iOS development, but also cover resources and tools to get started on Android.
The class will cover:
Every month we will mix and mingle, as well as discuss an advanced topic. There will be no mentor for it, but it will be a group of experts sharing their experience and providing use-cases and more.
Suggested topics for discussion:
Every month we will mix and mingle, as well as discuss an advanced topic. There will be no mentor for it, but it will be a group of experts sharing their experience and providing use-cases and more.
Suggested topics for discussion:
Every month we will mix and mingle, as well as discuss an advanced topic. There will be no mentor for it, but it will be a group of experts sharing their experience and providing use-cases and more.
Suggested topics for discussion:
Every month we will mix and mingle, as well as discuss an advanced topic. There will be no mentor for it, but it will be a group of experts sharing their experience and providing use-cases and more.
Suggested topics for discussion:
This is an introduction to web development for potential future web programmers. It could have been called “Internet Programming 101.” It is a first programming course, introducing the core Internet browser technologies HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). Being a web developer is not for everyone. Find out if this career is for you by trying it!