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Softwire is teaming up with mobile app development agency Indiespring to provide a free, fun and informative evening dedicated to the state of app development in 2023. If you want to learn from industry leaders about current trends, what’s forecast, and whether a mobile app is right for your business, register your interest now. In…

We’re delighted to announce an after-work coding and social event for software developers with pizza, beer and soft drinks, hosted by Softwire Manchester. What’s the event about? For a software developer, it can be hard to understand what it means to create accessible apps and websites. While the official guidelines are an invaluable resource, their…

The Guardian is globally renowned for its coverage of politics, the environment, science, social justice, sport and culture. Its journalists deliver agenda-setting investigations, breaking live news, compelling opinion writing and the liveliest features. It’s also well known for its award-winning podcasts, video documentaries and infographics and visuals. Given the grand size and demands on the…

About the event Free speaker session: Tune in to hear technology CDIO, Claire Priestley, talk about how she got to the top of her career, what she thinks about some common challenges for women and where she hopes inclusion will go this year. What’s the event about? International Women’s Day is an annual celebration to celebrate…

The Aspiring Women Speakers are pleased to start 2023 with a Q&A session with Zoe Cunningham.

Softwire Director, Zoe Cunningham is talking at the Women of Silicon Roundabout on the topic of Resilience, which is the theme of this conference. Her talk is called “Stop beating yourself up: Do this instead”. In the session, Zoe will be helping put to bed the idea that ‘only by being mean to ourselves, can…

Meet your fellow industry peers, discuss challenges, share ideas and experiences with your industry peers to collaborate for innovation in the Media and Entertainment Industry.

A fantastic networking evening with keynote speaker, Sean Williams from AutogenAI talking about “How Large Language Models are going to change the world.”

Kevlin Henney is a highly respected independent consultant, speaker, writer and trainer, who keynotes at conferences and events. His software development interests are in programming, practice and people and he has contributed code to many companies and projects. In all his years of consulting and teaching, he has built up an enviable wealth of knowledge…