List of hackathons organized by workonblockchain.com in 2019

EOSIO blockchain software powers fast, secure and UX and developer friendly blockchain for the deployment of decentralized applications. It has been used to deploy the Telos, EOS and other blockchains. The Telos blockchain is showing the power of on-chain governance. After only a year live, the EOS blockchain it is supporting more on-chain activity than all the other top 10 blockchains combined. Smart contracts, programs that live on the decentralized blockchain, are written in mature, flexible and efficient C++. A huge range of new types of software applications can be built that could not before and this workshop will teach you how. Organiser Work on Blockchain is a global hiring platform for technical professionals aimed at the blockchain, DLT and cryptocurrencies space. We now have 60+ hiring companies and over 350+ vetted candidates looking for work, and the number of active candidates are increasing daily, most with strong commercial blockchain experience. www.workonblockchain.com     Workshop In this full-day workshop, you will learn how EOSIO blockchain technology software work, and deploy your first smart contracts. Different deployed networks Telos and EOS will be explained and how EOSIO is flexible and powerful enough to support very flexible governance structures. You will also have a mainnet account created and interact with your first smart contracts. You must be a developer to join, but no previous knowledge of C++, blockchain or EOSIO software is needed. Part 1 - understanding EOSIO 1. What is EOSIO software and the Telos and EOS blockchains2. Distributed network consensus and topography3. Transactions, accounts, permissions and fee model4. Smart contracts5. Security6. Scalability and user experience7. EOSIO ecosystem roadmap  Part 2 - writing smart contracts As a group, we will work through several exercises to write our first smart contract. This will involve writing, building and deploying smart contracts locally and on the testnet.   Pre-requisits Be a developer or technical professionalsProvide your Linkedin/Github to show proof of at least 6 months coding experienceBefore the workshop you need to read through the C++ for EOSIO software refresherBefore the workshop you are strongly advised (but not required) to install software on your computer   Instructor Jack Tanner is a passionate advocate for blockchain technology and loves teaching technical concepts in an understandable way. He completed a Masters in Computer Science at Imperial College London and is an educator at the Work on Blockchain developer bootcamps. He previously worked as a senior blockchain developer on the Indorse platform and is now a CTO Co-founder of Work on Blockchain. He has been involved in numerous blockchain projects and educational events around the world since 2015. Follow Jack on Twitter @theblockstalk   Mentors Laurens Verspeek, CTO of Effect AI Marijn Bent, Developer at Wordproof     What makes this workshop unique? Big part of the workshop is actively driven by questions from participants and so each workshop edition looks slightly different. This is a unique characteristic of a workshop where most of the participants come with specific problems to solve in their minds, looking for explanations to the most difficult topics that they encountered while self-studying EOSIO blockchain software.   Who can benefit from this workshop? This is a highly technical workshop to allow developers to start using EOSIO blockchain software and writing and deploying smart contracts. It is for new and old developers, with or without C++ or EOSIO experience.   Looking for work in the blockchain space or looking to hire technical talent: Don't worry, we've got you covered. We have built an on-line hiring platform to help our students secure a job when they are ready via www.workonblockchain.com completely free of charge. Looking for work or looking to hire technical talent? Sign up to our hiring platform today.   Would you like us to bring this workshop to a city near you? For partnership and collaboration, please contact Antonio Sabado, CEO and Founder of Work on Blockchain via education@workonblockchain.com   Sponsors AMAZINGLY, the Telos blockchain (not the foundation) has sponsored this event through their on-chain decentralized governance process! Think about how cool this is for a few moments...   Check out and vote for the proposal here: https://chainspector.io/dashboard/worker-proposals/40   Donations Anyone who wants to donate to the workshop can do so here EOS: eosworkshop1 Telos: dablockstalk     Follow us on LinkedIn & Twitter Work on Blockchain https://www.linkedin.com/company/work-on-blockchain/  https://twitter.com/work_blockchain   Sign up to our newsletter on www.workonblockchain.com to stay up to date on all our upcoming developer workshops, bootcamps, hackathons, technical deep dives and developer conference.

Work on Blockchain are proud to present to the London developer community a technical deep dive on Decentralised Exchanges conducted by Harry Wright.  Abstract To be confirmed but in the meantime you can register to secure your place.  Presenter: Harry Wright  Harry is a software engineer based in London. His passion for blockchain began in 2016 after reading Mastering Bitcoin by Andreas Antonopoulos, which quickly led to an interest in Ethereum and all things crypto. Previously worked as a senior Ethereum Engineer at Totle, a decentralised exchange aggregator, where he spent most of his time developing smart contracts and backend systems. Prior to joining Totle, he worked on the innovation team at Calastone, a fintech company, where he developed a blockchain-based distributed platform for mutual fund transactions. Harry is a senior mentor and a core member at Work on Blockchain monthly developer bootcamp. With a background in embedded systems, Harry is currently finishing a part time Masters in Computer Science at the University of London. Prerequisite: - since this is a technical deep dive, you must come from a technical background - If you are a complete beginner in blockchain development, please attend our monthly developer bootcamp first and we will get you up to speed in no time. View details here: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/workonblockchaincom-12888307012 About Work on Blockchain Work on Blockchain is a global hirirng platform for technical professionals aimed at the blockchain, DLT and cryptocurrency space. The platform launched on September 2018 and now have over 200+ vetted candidates looking for work and the number of active candidates are increasing daily, most with strong commercial blockchain experience. The platform is a valuable hiring tool to companies in search for technical experts in a “short supply and high demand market” having attracted the attention of smart blockchain developers, software engineers, researchers, architects and CTO’s from across the world. Check out the website on www.workonblockchain.com  Follow us on social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/work-on-blockchain/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/work_blockchain Sign up to our newsletter on www.workonblockchain.com to stay up to date on all our future FREE developer workshops, bootcamps, hackathons, deep dives and developer conference. Actively looking for work or looking to hire technical talent? Let us become your hiring partner and sign up to our hiring platform today.

Work on Blockchain are pleased to invite you to attend our #4th edition of our FREE intensive one-day blockchain developer workshop focusing on Ethereum internals with Nethermind at the prestigious King’s College London Strand campus. About Work on Blockchain Work on Blockchain is a global hirirng platform for technical professionals aimed at the blockchain, DLT and cryptocurrencies space. The platform launched on September 2018 and now have over 200+ vetted candidates looking for work and the number of active candidates are increasing daily, most with strong commercial blockchain experience. The platform is a valuable hiring tool to companies in search for technical experts in a “short supply and high demand market” having attracted the attention of smart blockchain developers, software engineers, researchers, architects and CTO’s from across the world. Check out their website on www.workonblockchain.com   About Nethermind Nethermind is a first .NET Core full Ethereum client available as an open source project (see https://github.com/tkstanczak/nethermind). Nethermind is also the first Ethereum client that comes with integrated wallet and decentralized exchange (DEX), 0x relay and DEX+CEX liquidity aggregator. Nethermind is a registered trademark of Demerzel Solutions Limited. Check out their website on http://nethermind.io/     What is this advanced Ethereum internal workshop about? In this workshop you will learn how Ethereum works under the hood. If you ever wondered how EVM executes smart contracts code or how the Ethereum account data is stored in the database then this workshop is for you. We will cover a broad range of topics including block and transaction data, signatures, mining with ethash, devp2p (network protocol) and private networks. You will learn how to setup a private Ethereum network using Nethermind to run network nodes. Nethermind is an open source Ethereum client which you can use to setup blockchain in your organization. We are building a community of developers building enterprise tools for Ethereum. We have prepared 20 hands-on coding exercise and we will attempt to cover as many as we can throughout the day.    Requirements: To be able to participate you will need to bring a laptop (or desktop if you prefer) with the newest version of IDE (JetBrains Rider or Visual Studio) and .NET Core 2.1 SDK installed. You can use Ubuntu, Windows or Mac OS You are not expected to be fluent in in .Net or C#. If you have only worked with .NET Framework before and not with .NET Core then do not worry – the platform is new but tools and libraries are mostly the same. This is an advanced workshop, hence you should already have a working knowledge of Ethereum and blockchain technology in general.   What will you learn? During the workshop, you will setup your own private Ethereum network (and choose your own consensus protocol). You will write a smart contract in byte code and analyse its execution on your own network. You will complete a series of hands-on coding excersise.   What next? If after workshop you are hungry for more, you can contribute to the open source Nethermind project on github. Nethermind is still under development and there are parts of Ethereum protocol that still need to be looked at. This is a great opportunity to get a deep understanding of blockchain and Ethereum.   Would you like to experiment with Nethermind ahead of the workshop or need help installing the tools? Please drop us a line on contact@workonblockchain.com   Looking for work in the blockchain space or looking to hire technical talent:Don't worry, we've got you covered. We have built an on-line hiring platform to help our students secure a job when they are ready via www.workonblockchain.com completely free of charge. Networking session:Time to ounwind! We invite our students to join our networking drinks from 18:00 after the workshop. This is a great opportunity to get to know our students. We want our students to become a core part of our developer community and foster collaboration.   Would you like to sponsor our future workshop?As from January 2018, we are looking for companies to sponsor our monthly bootcamp. If your company is looking for developer exposure, looking to hire awesome developers from our class or want to help us drive the blockchain developer ecosystem, please reach out to Antonio Sabado on contact@workonblockchain.com   Donations: If anyone want to anonymously donate for the awesome work we are doing for the blockchain community, you can make your donations here. ETH address: 0xBe40d7ac254C30158957da11B8f600e5e918E2E8 BTC address: 13NPTsscpowKRjNy9bkG2usgozg5rFa1po   Follow us on LinkedIn & Twitter:Nethermindhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/work-on-blockchain/ Work on Blockchainhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/work-on-blockchain/ https://twitter.com/work_blockchain Sign up to our newsletter on www.workonblockchain.com to stay up to date on all our workshops, bootcamps, hackathons, deep dives and developer conference. Looking for work or looking to hire technical talent? Sign up to our hiring platform today.

PLEASE NOTE: this is a TECHNICAL deep dive session. This is intended for TECHNICAL professionals (blockchain developers, software engineers, devops, CTOs, computer science students or recent grads etc) as well as investors or managers who are INTIMATELY familiar with technical blockchain topics. This event is brought to you by workonblockchain.com MAIN PRESENTATION: EOS vs ETHERUEM: Technical and Structural Comparison Deep Dive Duration of the talk is around one hour plus 15 minutes of Q&A. Q&A will be a constructive discussion, if you want to participate so that you can cause heated debate as an Ethereum/EOS fundamentalist then you are not welcome and I may ask you to leave. This deep dive will cover:- EOS and Ethereum blockchain overview and summary- Consensus and governance- Smart contract and development- Transactions and accounts models- Security- Community and other non-technical considerations SPEAKER: Jack Tanner is a passionate advocate for blockchain technology and loves teaching technical concepts in an understandable way. He recently completed a Masters in Computer Science at Imperial College London and is a mentor at the Work on Blockchain developer bootcamp. He previously worked as a senior blockchain developer on the Indorse platform and is now a CTO Co-founder of Work on Blockchain. He has been involved in numerous blockchain projects and educational events around the world since 2015. Follow Jack on Twitter @theblockstalk SCHEDULE: 18:15 - 18:45 Registration and networking18:45 - 19:00 Intro to sponsors19:00 - 21:00 Main presentation by Jack Tanner with plenty of Q&A EVENT ORGANISER / SPONSOR Work on Blockchain is a global hiring platform for technical professionals aimed at the blockchain, DLT & cryptocurrency space, and has been actively building a blockchain developer community since Jan 2017 through a series of high quality developer bootcamps, workshops, deep dives, hackathons and developer conference. Check out the website and sign up today on www.workonblockchain.com  FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:  We will post all our events on these two channels: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/work-on-blockchain/ Twitter: @work_blockchain

This 10-week MSc level blockchain and cryptocurrency bootcamp for technical professionals and computer science students is not to be missed! Work on Blockchain is honoured to be organiser and promoter of this amazing opportunity.  For the next 10 weeks, we invite the London community of developers and students to attend free lectures about Distributed Ledgers and Cryptocurrencies at the prestigious King's College London. All lecture material is developed by the instructors for the MSc Computer Science (module: 7CCSMDLC) that is already taught at King's College London. The course will run every Tuesday evening (7pm-9pm). The exact room/location will be disclosed to anyone who signs up and are selected to attend the bootcamp. You are required to arrived between 6:30pm to 6:50pm for a 7pm start. Every Tuesday evening for 10 weeks as from Tuesday 15th of Jan 2019 until Tuesday 19th of March 2019. Who are the instructors? Patrick McCorry is an Assistant Professor at King's College London. His focus is cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, cryptography and decentralised systems. Patrick is the UK’s first PhD graduate in Cryptocurrencies and his work has recently appeared at Devcon3 & 4, Scaling Bitcoin 2017, Breaking Bitcoin 2017 and BPASE 2018 alongside numerous academic venues. More information can be found at https://nms.kcl.ac.uk/patrick.mccorry/ Luke Riley is a Research Associate at King's College London. He is a member of the EPSRC funded "Voting Over Ledger Technology" project, which explores the different ways that distributed ledger technology can be used in voting and decentralised governance systems. He is the principal investigator of the EPSRC Impact "Improving Delegated Proof of Stake Consensus Protocol" project, which is focused on investigating the properties of the approval voting system contained within it. Additionally he has a background in multi-agent systems, cooperative game theory and communication protocols. https://www.linkedin.com/in/luke-riley-36484221/ Sergi Delgado Segura is a Research Associate at UCL (and previously at UIUC with Andrew Miller). He graduated with his PhD from Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) under the supervision of Jordi Herrera-Joancomartí and Guillermo Navarro-Arribas. His research (including his entire PhD) focused on the network layer of cryptocurrencies and how to achieve privacy in Bitcoin. His work has previously appeared at Scaling Bitcoin 2018 and the Master Workshop: Layer 1 alongside numerous academic venues. More information can be found at https://srgi.me  Course Abstract: This free 10 week course focuses on cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology which combines applied cryptography, software engineering, distributed systems, mechanism design and game-theory. It is the first example of a self-sustaining peer-to-peer network that can reach consensus about a series of events on a global scale without the assistance (or support) of any global institution or intermediary. The first application of a global consensus network was Bitcoin, a peer-to-peer electronic cash system, but it has since been taken further by several new projects including Ethereum to support the execution of global programs (‘smart contracts’). Throughout the course, we’ll study how something like Bitcoin can work, the implications (and beauty) of self-enforcing smart contracts, and focus on bringing all students up to date with state-of-the-art research in this emerging (and exciting) area. Provisional Schedule: Week 1 - Introduction to Cryptocurrencies by Patrick McCorry Week 2 - Structure of the blockchain, transactions and how cryptography plays a role by Patrick McCorry Week 3 - Network Layer and Information Propagation by Sergi Delgado Segura Week 4 - Breaking Smart Contracts by Patrick McCorry and Luke Riley Week 5 - Scaling On-chain Transactions by Patrick McCorry Week 6 - Nature of Money and the landscape for Bitcoin to succeed by Luke Riley Week 7 - Legal Issues around smart contracts and the blockchain by Luke Riley Week 8 - Scaling via Off-chain Transactions (or so-called Layer 2) by Patrick McCorry Week 9 - Financial Privacy on the blockchain by Patrick McCorry Week 10 - Student Presentations - YOU!   Prerequisites: - A good programming/development background. - Ideally a BSc in Computer Science, although not required. - Commit to attending most lectures (i.e. at least 8 out of 10). - Commit to a group exercise with other class-mates. Location:  You will be notified of the exact room/location once you have been selected to attend the course. Please make sure you provide a valid email address. Join our Blockchain Developer meetup group: https://www.meetup.com/Blockchain-Deep-Dive-for-Developers/ Register to attend our monthly blockchain developer deep dives, bootcamps and hackathons: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/workonblockchaincom-12888307012 Organiser:  Antonio Sabado is the co-founder of Work on Blockchain, a global hiring platform for technical professionals in the Blockchain, DLT & Cryptocurrencies space. He has actively been growing a blockchain developer community since Jan 2017 by hosting regular free developer deep dives, bootcamps and hackathons aimed at technical professionals and computer science students.  ________________________________________________________________________________________ Sign up to our newsletter and stay up to date on all our future events. Actively looking for work or looking to hire technical talent in the blockchain, DLT and cryptocurrency space? Sign up to our hiring platform today via www.workonblockchain.com. Follow us on: https://www.linkedin.com/company/work-on-blockchain/ https://twitter.com/work_blockchain

Calling all blockchain developers, software engineers, fullstack developers, CTO's, DevOps and computer science students or recent graduates to attend our high quality bootcamp for FREE brought to you by workonblockchain.com This two-day Blockchain Developer Bootcamp is made possible thanks to our amazing team.  About Work on Blockchain Work on Blockchain is a global hirirng platform for technical professionals aimed at the blockchain, DLT and cryptocurrency space. The platform launched on September 2018 and now have over 200+ vetted candidates looking for work and the number of active candidates are increasing daily, most with strong commercial blockchain experience. The platform is a valuable hiring tool to companies in search for technical experts in a “short supply and high demand market” having attracted the attention of smart blockchain developers, software engineers, researchers, architects and CTO’s from across the world. Check out their website on www.workonblockchain.com Intro: “Blockchain engineers are in high demand with 14 job openings per one qualified blockchain developer”. Source: Techcrunch, Feb 14th, 2018. Will you be the next blockchain developer? Now is your chance to become one for FREE. All we asked from you is your time, passion and commitment to learn. This is a very popular bootcamp and we can only accomodate a maximum of 40 students per class. We have been oversubscribed for the past 6 months, hence please make sure you are fully commited prior to entering our program.  Our overall aim is to train as many software developers as possible, provide our students the intuition on distributed systems, cryptography, the blockchain, smart contract security, real-world applications, hands-on coding experience, group projects and more... Due to popular demand and positive feedback from our students, we aim to run this boot camp monthly. We have trained over 430+ developers to date since Jan 2017. Our students have gone on to work as a blockchain developer, moved into the research field, set up their own start-up in the blockchain space and some are now a core part of our workshop team. Our workshop consists of topics that all future blockchain developers must know with plenty of Q&A throughout and we incorporate multiple hands-on coding sessions. To help our students further, we provide three month on-line support, students work on a group project and invite them back at the end of the 3 months to present their project to the whole class. Our goal is to help regular software developers and computer science students  enter the blockchain space. This workshop is also available on-site for start-ups and corporates at your desired location (chargeable), alternatively we can offer the bootcamp to companies and universities around the world providing our flights and accomodation are covered. Please inquire via email to antonio@workonblockchain.com  Some of the areas we cover but not limited to are: Day OneIntro to Blockchains, Bitcoin and Byzantine Fault Tolerant Networks plus more...Intro to Ethereum and Smart Contracts plus more...Series of hands-on coding on Ethereum and Smart Contracts DAY TWOSmart Contracts Security and Ethereum Internals - Cryptography, Consensus, EVM, Privacy plus more...Smart Contracts Design and Best PracticesDeep dive on a bonus topic chosen by our students What to know as a Blockchain Developer plus more...Series of hands-on coding on Ethereum and Smart ContractsReview the feedback from previous workshops by clicking HERE. Pre-requisite: To qualify, 6 months of current coding experience is a must or either currently studying in their final year, about to graduate or recently graduated from a computer science/software engineering subject. This workshop consists of a series of hands-on coding exercise, hence as a minimum requirement, all our students must be proficient in writing code. We are looking for software developers/computer science students who are GENUINELY PASSIONATE about working in the blockchain space. You must be committed to attend the two day workshop followed by a commitment to work on a group project for 3 months which is conducted remotely together with your chosen group (4-5 hours per week commitment on the project). What's next after the workshop? We hope our students will continue to code and conduct their own research on Ethereum and other blockchain platforms. To help our students succeed, we allow up to three months for further Q&A in relation to Ethereum, Solidity, Smart Contracts, Security, Privacy, Scalability etc. We also have further coding sessions for our students to work on with our guidance. Our students are required to work on a group project and once completed, we will offer our services free of charge to audit the project code (if built on Ethereum) and provide guidance where necessary. Finally, we invite our students back to present their project to the whole class. Securing a job in the blockchain space:Don't worry, we've got you covered. Our goal is to equip our students with the knowledge required to become a blockchain developer and help our students enter this exciting new space. We have built an on-line hiring platform to help our students secure a job when they are ready via www.workonblockchain.com completely free of charge. Our team: Antonio Sabado (Core organiser) Founder of workonblockchain.com and organiser of several blockchain tech focused groups. Building a vibrant blockchain tech community since Jan 2017 through a series of technical workshops, hackathons and deep dive sessions. Over 10 years experience building software engineering teams across a number of global investment banks specifically in the front office trading space. Patrick McCorry (Co-instructor and hands-on support), Assistant Professor at King’s College London. His focus is cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, cryptography and decentralised systems. Patrick is the UK’s first PhD graduate in Cryptocurrencies and his work has recently appeared at Devcon 3 & 4, Scaling Bitcoin 2017, Breaking Bitcoin 2017 and BPASE 2018 alongside numerous academic venues. Laurence Kirk (Co-instructor and hands-on support), after a successful 15 year career writing low latency financial applications Laurence moved to Oxford and set up Extropy.io, a consultancy working with start-ups in the UK and overseas, developing blockchain solutions. Laurence hold a Physics degree from Durham University, and currently taking his MSc in Software Engineering at Oxford University. In addition to giving talks, mentoring at hackathons, and running groups about blockchain technology, Laurence also organises an Artificial Intelligence group in Oxford. Nick Johnson (On-line support) is a Senior Software Engineer and has been working in the software engineering space for the past 16 years. Nick is currently working as a core Software Engineer for the Ethereum Foundation, and founder and lead developer for ENS, and prior to this, he worked at Google for a number of years. Jack Tanner (On-line support) is a passionate advocate for blockchain technology and loves teaching technical concepts in an understandable way. He completed a Masters in Computer Science at Imperial College London. Previously at Indorse.io as a senior blockchain engineer and researcher. Founder and CTO of workonblockchain.com and has been involved in numerous blockchain projects and educational events around the world since 2015. Julien Bouteloup (Senior hands-on mentor and on-line support) holds a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from USA and a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from France where he specialised in Artificial Intelligence, decentralised systems and security back in 2009. He has built multiple tech businesses from energy trading, high frequency trading, decentralised identity, autonomous transportation systems and won multiple competitions worldwide. He was first introduced to Bitcoin in 2009 and then Ethereum in 2015. He is now involved full-time in decentralised applications, Blockchain, Ethereum, Game and Computability Theory, AI, Cryptographic and Machine learning algorithms. Ali Azam (Senior hands-on mentor and on-line support) is a senior Blockchain Developer at Vaultplatform, previously worked at King’s College London for over two years and have given various workshops and keynotes at King’s College London, Devcon4, Blockercon and many other places. Ali loves to teach and works hard to make the dream of decentralisation become a reality. Harry Wright (Senior hands-on mentor and on-line support) Harry is a software engineer based London. His passion for blockchain began in 2016 after reading Mastering Bitcoin by Andreas Antonopoulos, which quickly led to an interest in Ethereum and all things crypto. Previously worked as a senior Ethereum Engineer at Totle, a decentralised exchange aggregator, where he spent most of his time developing smart contracts and backend systems. Prior to joining Totle, he worked on the innovation team at Calastone, a fintech company, where he developed a blockchain-based distributed platform for mutual fund transactions. With a background in embedded systems, Harry is currently finishing a part time Masters in Computer Science at the University of London. Testimonials: “This has been an amazing workshop. I learned so so much, got energized and motivated to become a blockchain developer. Don't think twice. Come to the workshop, take a place in first row, learn, code and enjoy”. Source: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6457560412182450176/ “Amazing workshop. The content is exactly what developers need to kickstart their involvement with the blockchain. Sound theoretical foundation and good hands-on coding” Source: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6457560412182450176/ “A pleasure to spend this weekend learning at Work on Blockchain's blockchain developer training course. Covering smart contracts, lightning networks, and cryptocurrencies, it was a fabulous way to continue my work in blockchain. Would absolutely recommend all their content for any software engineers keen to enter the blockchain space. An excellent introduction, continuing support, and a fabulous network to hook participants into industry.” Source: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6445008810993020928/ We are happy to provide as many testimonials as possible. Workshop Location: King's College London, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS (we will notify only our selected students the exact room number) Networking session: Time to ounwind! We invite our students to join our networking drinks from 18:00 onwards on Saturday and Sunday. This is a great opportunity to get to know our students. We want our students to become a core part of our developer community and foster collaboration.  ***SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES*** As from January 2019, we are looking for a minimum of five companies to sponsor our monthly bootcamp. If your company is looking for developer exposure, looking to hire awesome developers from our class, want to help us drive the blockchain developer ecosystem plus more, please reach out to Antonio Sabado on antonio@workonblockchain.com Please view the following sponsorship proposal here:  https://drive.google.com/open?id=1A_iQR3KAuePaFqMJtmpTCmkgrwF3s2BRRoo-7Bz1_ks Donations: If anyone want to anonymously donate for the awesome work we are doing for the blockchain community, you can make your donations here. ETH address: 0xBe40d7ac254C30158957da11B8f600e5e918E2E8 BTC address: 13NPTsscpowKRjNy9bkG2usgozg5rFa1po Follow us on LinkedIn & Twitter: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/work-on-blockchain/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/work_blockchain Sign up to our newsletter on www.workonblockchain.com to stay up to date on all our future FREE developer workshops, bootcamps, hackathons, deep dives and developer conference. Looking for work or looking to hire technical talent? Let us become your hiring partner and sign up to our hiring platform today.