Spring 2018 Micropython Workshop presented by PyLadies and PDX Python

Micropython!

Come learn with Sev Leonard about the Internet of Things and Micropython in this hands-on hardware tutorial. Beginners are welcome: no soldering or hardware experience required!

We will be building a wifi-enabled temperature sensor as a vehicle for learning IoT concepts including blinking LEDs, data capture, and messaging between IoT clients and servers. We have hardware for you to play with and attendees will be able to program the devices via a locally-hosted web interface. If you plan to attend please see the setup instructions to prepare your system: https://github.com/gizm00/esp8266_micropython_lab

Event Details

The event starts at 10AM and will run until around 3PM. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to get situated.
There will be a 1-hour lunch break, but attendees are responsible for bringing their own lunch or snack.

$15 tickets for a Free Event?

This is a free event! No, really!

Since we have a fixed number of ESP8266 boards, we wanted to encourage everyone who signed up to attend. When you check in at the event, your full ticket price will be refunded, or you can choose to donate it to Women Who Code Portland (https://www.womenwhocode.com/portland). The fees from no-show tickets will be donated to charity.

Tickets are extremely limited, so sign up quickly if you'd like to attend. One ticket per person.

Code of Conduct

Attendees, volunteers and presenters must abide by the Portland Python Usergroup code of conduct.

Thank you

To PDX Code Guild for hosting.