THIS EVENT IS NO LONGER ACTIVE; THIS ACCOUNT IS NOT CHECKED. • Monthly event with talks on tech, community, and creativity served with donuts and friendliness.
By this time on Tuesday night, I’ll be looking around the empty room wistfully after Donut.js… sweeping the leftover donut sprinkles into a pile, jumping into the pile, making sprinkle angels in the pile, throwing sprinkles into the air like autumn leaves,
Feeling really good going over these attendee survey results… A startling *100%* of Donut.js attendees answered “Yes” when asked “Did you eat, see, or at least have a vague notion of the existence of donuts at the event?”
🍩 As always, we’ll have cute name tags, pronoun stickers, free donut stickers, $5 Donut.js pins, a code of conduct, physical access lanes, all-gender restrooms, @stenoknight live captioning, donuts, snacks, soda, and water! Go get your tickets! donutjs.club/tickets
ALT A donut enamel pin on a desk surrounded by more pins.
ALT Stacks of round and hexagonal donut stickers and several pronoun stickers (Ask Me, He, She, They)
🍩 This month we support Voz Workers’ Rights Education Project, a worker-led organization that empowers diverse day laborers and immigrants to improve their working conditions and protect civil rights. portlandvoz.org 🛠🍩❗️
🍩 Haile Canton (@HaileCanton) brings us ‘When to Stop Teaching Others and Start Caring for Ourselves,’ a talk on self-care when carrying the burden of educating others on diversity and inclusion as a person from a marginalized background. 💙🍩❗️
🍩 Erik Hansen (@eirkeirkeirk) will share a handful of favorite tips, tricks, and tools he’s learned over the years that save him fractions of a second, hundreds of times each day, reducing friction as a developer. ⏩🍩❗️
🍩 Marisa Morby (@marisamorby) will talk about how design and data can save the world—how urban planning and the data we already have can make our cities better places for the people who live there. 🏙🍩❗️
ALT Donut.js • Tuesday, July 31st, 6pm at 30 NW 10th Ave, Alchemy Code Lab • Marisa Morby — How Design and Data Can Save the World: Urban Planning and the Future of Cities • Erik Hansen — Never Type ‘git status’ (And Other Practices of a Frictionless Developer) • Haile Canton — When to Stop Teaching Others and Start Caring For Ourselves
A tip of the donut and a wave of the donut to the handful of you that have bought tickets for Tuesday’s Donut.js despite there having been no formal tweet or email about it! You’re real sweet! 💫🍩‿🍩✨
And don’t forget that you also can see *all* of our past speaker videos on our website! We’ve embedded 68 YouTube players in a single page so check it out and crash your browser! 💥🍩‿🍩🆒 donutjs.club/past-speakers/
With the help of the wonderful @paulcpederson, the original designer of all things Donut.js, we are redesigning our name tags to allow more name on them. What do you prefer: more space, or retaining that donut hole cutout?
ALT A donut-shaped Donut.js nametag sticker with the word ‘Donut.js’ at the top and a blank space on the bottom for writing a name. There is a line around the sticker indicating the place it should be cut.
ALT A donut-shaped Donut.js nametag sticker with the word ‘Donut.js’ at the top and a large blank space taking up the middle third of the sticker for writing a name. There is a line around the sticker indicating the place it should be cut.
ALT A donut-shaped Donut.js nametag sticker with the word ‘Donut.js’ at the top and a blank space on the bottom for writing a name. There is a line around the sticker and around the hole in the middle of the donut indicating the places that it should be cut.