For our April meet of 2018, the lovely people at Treatwell are hosting us with pizza and drink aplenty.
The schedule is as follows:
18:30 - 19:00: Arrive and mingle
19:00 - 19:15: Talk TBC
19:20 - 19:35: Talk TBC
19:40 - 19:55: Talk TBC
20:00 - 21:00: Open discussion
21:00 - ?: To the pub!
As always, the event is free to attend but space is limited. We’ve got 70 tickets available, grab one in advance here (map and details are on Eventbrite):
Your nearest public transport links are:
Chancery Lane Station (Central Line)
Holborn Station (Central Line and Picadilly Line)
The Pub we’re aiming for will be The Horse and Wig (formerly The Fulwood)
For our November meet of 2017, the lovely people at ITV are hosting us once again with food and drink aplenty.
The schedule is as follows (unless we change anything!):
19:00 - 19:30: Arrive and mingle
19:30 - 19:45: “I could outsource it” - Bob Bryden (@kapakra)- ITV
19:50 - 20:05: ”GDPR - WTF?” - Reza Alavi (@ISACC) - ISACC
20:10 - 20:25: ”What’s the local admin password?” - William Hunter (@woodgie)
20.30 - 20.45: ”jamJAR, possibly” - Ben Toms (@macmule) - dataJAR
20:45 - 21:00: Open discussion
21:00 - ?: To the pub! The Blue Lion
As always, the event is free to attend but space is limited. We’ve got 50 tickets available, click the button and grab one in advance here (map and details are on Eventbrite):
Your nearest public transport links are: Chancery Lane and Russel Square tube stations and Farringdon Thameslink.
Watch the stream here:
For our September meet of 2017, the lovely people at MullenLowe hosted us with Amsys kindly providing food and drink for our ever expanding waistlines.
The talks were as follows (click the links for slides/extras):
18:30 - 19:00: Arrive and mingle
19:00 - 19:15: “Welcome to MullenLowe” - Louis Treger - MullenLowe
19:20 - 19:35: ”NoMAD - Say hello to my little friend” - Neil Martin - University of East London
19:40 - 19:55: “I don’t want to be your Munki wrench!” - Jon Arntzen - Treatwell
20:20 - 21:00: Open discussion
21:00 - ?: To the pub!
Watch the video:
We’re looking for folks who’d like to speak at our meet-ups! London Apple Admins is a welcoming, friendly community; an ideal place to dip your toe into public speaking if you’re new or seasoned. You’ll be surrounded by like minded people who share your passion and want you to succeed. Your chosen subject doesn’t necessarily need to be technical or Mac-specific.
Whatever your experience in the world of working with Apple stuff, if you’re interested, we’d love to hear from you. Jump into the MacAdmin’s Slack, pop into the #london channel or contact one of the official “herders”: @daz_wallace @grahamgilbert @macmule @neilmartin83 or @squirke.
If you don’t do Slack (why not?), drop us an email at ldnappleadmns@gmail.com or reach out to us on Facebook or Twitter (@LDNAppleAdmins).
Check out the previous posts on this blog and the videos to get an idea about the sort of stuff we do!
Our July meet of 2017 was hosted by the lovely people at ThoughtWorks - thanks Steve! Here’s the video:
The schedule was as follows:
18:30 - 19:00: Arrive and mingle
19:00 - 19:15: “Presenting is for everyone…” - David Acland - Amsys
19:20 - 19:35: “Flask (not the good one)” - Graham Gilbert - Airbnb
19:40 - 19:55: “When Heath Robinson met Rube Goldberg - scripting UI elements for, er fun and not much profit” - Steve Quirke - Thoughtworks
20:00 - 21:00: Open discussion
21:00 - ?: To the pub!
On April 20th, Sony Music kindly hosted us in their London office. Massive thanks to Ross Drummond at Sony for a fantastic evening and for Henry Stamerjohann for his most informative workshop!
Here’s the schedule:
18:30 - 19:00 Arrive & mingle
19:00 - 19:20 “Life after The Event” - Ross Drummond, Sony Music
19:25 - 21:00 “Zentral Demo / Workshop” - Henry Stamerjohann, Apfelwerk GmbH & Co.
21:00 - ?? - To the Pub!
Unfortunately, due to network issues, the live stream of the event was not successful and regretfully, Ross’ presentation was not recorded as a result. However, Henry’s Zentral workshop was caught - watch it below:
Sony Music’s office can be found at 9 Derry Street, with High Street Kensington tube station round the corner.