From 8ac0c487a7a56100b42f01d9bbd9288e1c0587b5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: bobbythelobster Date: Sat, 17 Oct 2026 10:32:56 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 1/3] Update events --- app/data/events.json | 6 +++--- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/app/data/events.json b/app/data/events.json index 242d570..1676cf7 100644 --- a/app/data/events.json +++ b/app/data/events.json @@ -146,9 +146,9 @@ { "api_id": "evt-fPtg6d3jGLAeMsM", "name": "Game Jam! — Weekend Function() { Software Developer Meetup } — 10/17/26", - "description": "What to Expect\nThis Weekend Function is a four-hour game jam. Brandon Jack opens by demonstrating his game-making flow. You then build, in a team of up to 3, or solo, following Brandon's flow and scope. The last hour is judging across categories.\nWhat will you need?\nUnity Hub installed, then install 6.x from the Unity Hub.\nVS Code or another code editor like Cursor.\nClaude subscription, you can use a chatGPT subscription as an alternate.\nBe ready to use Claude Opus 5.5 OR OpenAI 6.1 Sol\nClaude VS Code extension or Codex VS Code extension\nBe signed into Unity Asset Store\nA Computer Mouse. (Recommended)\nSchedule\nWe will have complimentary 🍕🥕food and 🍺🥤beverages. Please help yourself!\n12:00–1:00 — Demo\nBrandon Jack demonstrates his game-making flow: how he takes an idea, scopes it, and builds it.\n1:00–3:00 — Build\nFollow that same flow and that scope, and make something.\nForm a team of up to 3, collaborate, or work solo\nAgree on who does what before you start, so the pieces can come together in time\n3:00–4:00 — Judging\nProjects are judged across categories.\nReminders\nPlease be courteous and respectful to others.\nLaptops are essential. You will be building.\nFeel free to ask our organizers for help on some code you're struggling with. We're happy to help where we can.\nCommuting\nSuggested Car Parking\nStreet ($0)\nSan Diego County Waterfront Garage ($20)\nFashion Valley Mall ($5)take the green line from Fashion Valley Transit Center to County Center/Little Italy Station\ncosts $2.50 each way\nSuggested Bike Parking\nWaterfront Park\nSuggested Rails\nGreen and Blue Trolley Linesstop at County Center/Little Italy Station\nCoasterstop at Santa Fe Depot\nLive Stream\nWe'll be streaming the event live on YouTube for those who cannot attend in-person. Click here to view the scheduled live stream.\nOur Community\nYou can find more information about our community at devx.network.\nAlso, join our Discord community to ask what others are interested in learning in the #event-talk channel: https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv", - "description_md": "# What to Expect\n\nThis Weekend Function is a four-hour game jam. [Brandon Jack](https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-jack-aa5a64183/) opens by demonstrating his game-making flow. You then build, in a team of up to 3, or solo, following Brandon's flow and scope. The last hour is judging across categories.\n\n## ​What will you need?\n\n* [Unity Hub](https://unity.com/) installed, then install **6.x** from the Unity Hub.\n* [VS Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/download) or another code editor like [Cursor](https://cursor.com).\n* [Claude subscription](https://claude.ai/), you can use a chatGPT subscription as an alternate.\n* Be ready to use **Claude Opus 5.5** _OR_ **OpenAI 6.1 Sol**\n* [Claude VS Code extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=anthropic.claude-code) or [Codex VS Code extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=openai.chatgpt)\n* Be signed into [Unity Asset Store](https://assetstore.unity.com/)\n* A Computer Mouse. (_Recommended_)\n\n# Schedule\n\nWe will have complimentary 🍕🥕food and 🍺🥤beverages. Please help yourself!\n\n## 12:00–1:00 — Demo\n\nBrandon Jack demonstrates his game-making flow: how he takes an idea, scopes it, and builds it.\n\n## 1:00–3:00 — Build\n\nFollow that same flow and that scope, and make something.\n\n* Form a team of up to 3, collaborate, or work solo\n* Agree on who does what before you start, so the pieces can come together in time\n\n## 3:00–4:00 — Judging\n\nProjects are judged across categories.\n\n# Reminders\n\nPlease be courteous and respectful to others.\n\nLaptops are essential. You will be building.\n\nFeel free to ask our organizers for help on some code you're struggling with. We're happy to help where we can.\n\n# Commuting\n\n## Suggested Car Parking\n\n* Street ($0)\n* [San Diego County Waterfront Garage](https://maps.app.goo.gl/sT8BXxgKDcJKjQt2A?utm_source=luma) ($20)\n* [Fashion Valley Mall](https://maps.app.goo.gl/P9ovewu3u6XicwnG7?utm_source=luma) ($5)\n * take the green line from `Fashion Valley Transit Center` to `County Center/Little Italy Station`\n * costs `$2.50` each way\n\n## Suggested Bike Parking\n\n* [Waterfront Park](https://maps.app.goo.gl/53cb8AWX3cepfsXu8?utm_source=luma)\n\n## Suggested Rails\n\n* [Green and Blue Trolley Lines](https://www.sdmts.com/transit-services/trolley?utm_source=luma)\n * stop at [County Center/Little Italy Station](https://maps.app.goo.gl/aum84xGfsFhF2RGa9?utm_source=luma)\n* [Coaster](https://gonctd.com/wp-content/uploads/COASTER-Schedule-October-2024-Web.pdf?utm_source=luma)\n * stop at [Santa Fe Depot](https://maps.app.goo.gl/vtxdo1xSpREVUZoD9?utm_source=luma)\n\n# Live Stream\n\nWe'll be streaming the event live on YouTube for those who cannot attend in-person. [Click here to view the scheduled live stream](https://youtube.com/live/J0vc9F2_JYs?feature=share&utm_source=luma).\n\n# Our Community\n\nYou can find more information about our community at [devx.network](https://devx.network).\n\nAlso, join our Discord community to ask what others are interested in learning in the #event-talk channel: [https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv](https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv)", - "description_html": "

What to Expect

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This Weekend Function is a four-hour game jam. Brandon Jack opens by demonstrating his game-making flow. You then build, in a team of up to 3, or solo, following Brandon's flow and scope. The last hour is judging across categories.

\n

​What will you need?

\n\n

Schedule

\n

We will have complimentary 🍕🥕food and 🍺🥤beverages. Please help yourself!

\n

12:00–1:00 — Demo

\n

Brandon Jack demonstrates his game-making flow: how he takes an idea, scopes it, and builds it.

\n

1:00–3:00 — Build

\n

Follow that same flow and that scope, and make something.

\n\n

3:00–4:00 — Judging

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Projects are judged across categories.

\n

Reminders

\n

Please be courteous and respectful to others.

\n

Laptops are essential. You will be building.

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Feel free to ask our organizers for help on some code you're struggling with. We're happy to help where we can.

\n

Commuting

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Suggested Car Parking

\n\n

Suggested Bike Parking

\n\n

Suggested Rails

\n\n

Live Stream

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We'll be streaming the event live on YouTube for those who cannot attend in-person. Click here to view the scheduled live stream.

\n

Our Community

\n

You can find more information about our community at devx.network.

\n

Also, join our Discord community to ask what others are interested in learning in the #event-talk channel: https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv

\n", + "description": "What to Expect\nThis Weekend Function is a four-hour game jam. Brandon Jack opens by demonstrating his game-making flow. You then build, in a team of up to 3, or solo, following Brandon's flow and scope. The last hour is judging across categories.\nWhat will you need?\nUnity Hub installed, then install 6.x from the Unity Hub.\nVS Code or another code editor like Cursor.\nClaude subscription, you can use a chatGPT subscription as an alternate.\nBe ready to use Claude Opus 5.5 OR OpenAI 6.1 Sol\nClaude VS Code extension or Codex VS Code extension\nBe signed into Unity Asset Store\nA Computer Mouse. (Recommended)\nSchedule\n12:00–12:30 — Networking Lunch\nWe will have complimentary 🍕🥕food and 🍺🥤beverages. Please help yourself!\n12:30–1:30 — Demo\nBrandon Jack demonstrates his game-making flow: how he takes an idea, scopes it, and builds it.\n1:30–3:30 — Build\nFollow that same flow and that scope, and make something.\nForm a team of up to 3, collaborate, or work solo\nAgree on who does what before you start, so the pieces can come together in time\n3:30–4:00 — Judging\nProjects are judged across categories.\nReminders\nPlease be courteous and respectful to others.\nLaptops are essential. You will be building.\nFeel free to ask our organizers for help on some code you're struggling with. We're happy to help where we can.\nCommuting\nSuggested Car Parking\nStreet ($0)\nSan Diego County Waterfront Garage ($20)\nFashion Valley Mall ($5)take the green line from Fashion Valley Transit Center to County Center/Little Italy Station\ncosts $2.50 each way\nSuggested Bike Parking\nWaterfront Park\nSuggested Rails\nGreen and Blue Trolley Linesstop at County Center/Little Italy Station\nCoasterstop at Santa Fe Depot\nLive Stream\nWe'll be streaming the event live on YouTube for those who cannot attend in-person. Click here to view the scheduled live stream.\nOur Community\nYou can find more information about our community at devx.network.\nAlso, join our Discord community to ask what others are interested in learning in the #event-talk channel: https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv", + "description_md": "# What to Expect\n\nThis Weekend Function is a four-hour game jam. [Brandon Jack](https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-jack-aa5a64183/) opens by demonstrating his game-making flow. You then build, in a team of up to 3, or solo, following Brandon's flow and scope. The last hour is judging across categories.\n\n## ​What will you need?\n\n* [Unity Hub](https://unity.com/) installed, then install **6.x** from the Unity Hub.\n* [VS Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/download) or another code editor like [Cursor](https://cursor.com).\n* [Claude subscription](https://claude.ai/), you can use a chatGPT subscription as an alternate.\n* Be ready to use **Claude Opus 5.5** _OR_ **OpenAI 6.1 Sol**\n* [Claude VS Code extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=anthropic.claude-code) or [Codex VS Code extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=openai.chatgpt)\n* Be signed into [Unity Asset Store](https://assetstore.unity.com/)\n* A Computer Mouse. (_Recommended_)\n\n# Schedule\n\n## 12:00–12:30 — Networking Lunch\n\nWe will have complimentary 🍕🥕food and 🍺🥤beverages. Please help yourself!\n\n## 12:30–1:30 — Demo\n\nBrandon Jack demonstrates his game-making flow: how he takes an idea, scopes it, and builds it.\n\n## 1:30–3:30 — Build\n\nFollow that same flow and that scope, and make something.\n\n* Form a team of up to 3, collaborate, or work solo\n* Agree on who does what before you start, so the pieces can come together in time\n\n## 3:30–4:00 — Judging\n\nProjects are judged across categories.\n\n# Reminders\n\nPlease be courteous and respectful to others.\n\nLaptops are essential. You will be building.\n\nFeel free to ask our organizers for help on some code you're struggling with. We're happy to help where we can.\n\n# Commuting\n\n## Suggested Car Parking\n\n* Street ($0)\n* [San Diego County Waterfront Garage](https://maps.app.goo.gl/sT8BXxgKDcJKjQt2A?utm_source=luma) ($20)\n* [Fashion Valley Mall](https://maps.app.goo.gl/P9ovewu3u6XicwnG7?utm_source=luma) ($5)\n * take the green line from `Fashion Valley Transit Center` to `County Center/Little Italy Station`\n * costs `$2.50` each way\n\n## Suggested Bike Parking\n\n* [Waterfront Park](https://maps.app.goo.gl/53cb8AWX3cepfsXu8?utm_source=luma)\n\n## Suggested Rails\n\n* [Green and Blue Trolley Lines](https://www.sdmts.com/transit-services/trolley?utm_source=luma)\n * stop at [County Center/Little Italy Station](https://maps.app.goo.gl/aum84xGfsFhF2RGa9?utm_source=luma)\n* [Coaster](https://gonctd.com/wp-content/uploads/COASTER-Schedule-October-2024-Web.pdf?utm_source=luma)\n * stop at [Santa Fe Depot](https://maps.app.goo.gl/vtxdo1xSpREVUZoD9?utm_source=luma)\n\n# Live Stream\n\nWe'll be streaming the event live on YouTube for those who cannot attend in-person. [Click here to view the scheduled live stream](https://www.youtube.com/@DEVxNetwork).\n\n# Our Community\n\nYou can find more information about our community at [devx.network](https://devx.network).\n\nAlso, join our Discord community to ask what others are interested in learning in the #event-talk channel: [https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv](https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv)", + "description_html": "

What to Expect

\n

This Weekend Function is a four-hour game jam. Brandon Jack opens by demonstrating his game-making flow. You then build, in a team of up to 3, or solo, following Brandon's flow and scope. The last hour is judging across categories.

\n

​What will you need?

\n\n

Schedule

\n

12:00–12:30 — Networking Lunch

\n

We will have complimentary 🍕🥕food and 🍺🥤beverages. Please help yourself!

\n

12:30–1:30 — Demo

\n

Brandon Jack demonstrates his game-making flow: how he takes an idea, scopes it, and builds it.

\n

1:30–3:30 — Build

\n

Follow that same flow and that scope, and make something.

\n\n

3:30–4:00 — Judging

\n

Projects are judged across categories.

\n

Reminders

\n

Please be courteous and respectful to others.

\n

Laptops are essential. You will be building.

\n

Feel free to ask our organizers for help on some code you're struggling with. We're happy to help where we can.

\n

Commuting

\n

Suggested Car Parking

\n\n

Suggested Bike Parking

\n\n

Suggested Rails

\n\n

Live Stream

\n

We'll be streaming the event live on YouTube for those who cannot attend in-person. Click here to view the scheduled live stream.

\n

Our Community

\n

You can find more information about our community at devx.network.

\n

Also, join our Discord community to ask what others are interested in learning in the #event-talk channel: https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv

\n", "start_at": "2026-10-17T19:00:00.000Z", "end_at": "2026-10-17T23:00:00.000Z", "location": { From 140ee3b623fb069ee514049822742d8b8163a826 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: bobbythelobster Date: Mon, 19 Oct 2026 23:33:08 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 2/3] Update events --- app/data/events.json | 24 ++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 24 insertions(+) diff --git a/app/data/events.json b/app/data/events.json index 1676cf7..d3d42d6 100644 --- a/app/data/events.json +++ b/app/data/events.json @@ -47,6 +47,30 @@ "visibility": "public", "timezone": "America/Los_Angeles" }, + { + "api_id": "evt-GKfj6EIw0z0Imrf", + "name": "(draft) Building Hardware Like Software: A Fully Open-Source FPGA - Weekend Function() { Software Developer Meetup }", + "description": "(draft)\nWhat to Expect\nEver wondered what’s actually inside the chips your code runs on? Most of us never find out, because nearly every chip is designed with closed, proprietary tools that are expensive and off-limits.\nThat’s why Tristan Ross, co-founder of Lilith Semiconductor, is here to show us Aegis: a fully open-source FPGA, built from the silicon up.\nAn FPGA is a chip you can “rewire” with code, so you can turn it into your own custom hardware without manufacturing a new chip. Aegis takes it one step further: every piece is open, from generating the chip itself to programming it to sending it off to a factory to be made.\nThe really cool part?\nYou don’t need to be a hardware engineer.\nYou don’t need to know what an FPGA is.\nYou don’t need expensive proprietary software.\nEverything Tristan shows is free and open source.\nTristan will walk us from a few lines of hardware code all the way to a real chip design ready for manufacturing, and show how open-source silicon is making hardware feel a lot more like software.\nWhat will you need?\nYour curiosity and your questions\nAn empty stomach for Pizza and snacks\nWant to dig in afterward?\nCheck out the Aegis project page and the source on GitHub. Tristan will be taking questions throughout the talk and sticking around after to chat.\nWhat is Lilith Semiconductor?\nLilith Semiconductor builds open-source silicon and the tools around it, with the goal of making hardware development feel like software development. Their projects include Aegis (open FPGAs), Chock (a secure sandbox for AI coding agents), and Harbor (a Dart library for designing hardware). Tristan is a low-level developer who works on operating systems, Zig, and Linux, and is a committer to Nixpkgs and LLVM.\nSchedule\nWe will have complimentary 🍕🥕food and 🍺🥤beverages. Please help yourself!\n12:00 Networking Lunch | Founder Office Hours\n1:30 Cloudflare Workshop\n2:30 Community Announcements (share what you're working on!)\n2:45 Network | Hangout | Code \\ Founder Office Hours\n4:00 End\nFounder Office Hours\nFree founder office hours with Freedom with AI, before and after the talks. 15 minutes, one to one, on whatever you're stuck on. Sign up: https://freedomwith.ai/devx\nReminders\nPlease be courteous and respectful to others.\nLaptops are encouraged. Should you be giving a presentation or want to share a project, your laptop is essential. We are developers, let's build together\nFeel free to ask our organizers for help on some code you're struggling with, if you are! We're happy to help where we can.\nCommuting\nSuggested Car Parking\nStreet ($0)\nSan Diego County Waterfront Garage ($20)\nFashion Valley Mall ($5)take the green line from Fashion Valley Transit Center to County Center/Little Italy Station\ncosts $2.50 each way\nSuggested Bike Parking\nWaterfront Park\nSuggested Rails\nGreen and Blue Trolly Linesstop at County Center/Little Italy Station\nCoasterstop at Santa Fe Depot\nLive Stream\nWe'll be streaming the event live on YouTube for those who cannot attend in-person. https://youtube.com/live/HkKbvLlZPiE?feature=share\nOur Community\nYou can find more information about our community at devx.network.\nAlso, join our Discord community to ask what others are interested in learning in the #event-talk channel: https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv\nIf you're interested in giving a talk please submit a request on our website.", + "description_md": "_(draft)_\n\n## **What to Expect**\n\nEver wondered what’s actually _inside_ the chips your code runs on? Most of us never find out, because nearly every chip is designed with closed, proprietary tools that are expensive and off-limits.\n\nThat’s why [Tristan Ross](https://www.linkedin.com/in/tristan-ross-5408141aa/), co-founder of [Lilith Semiconductor](https://lilithsemi.com/), is here to show us [Aegis](https://lilithsemi.com/products/aegis/): a fully open-source FPGA, built from the silicon up.\n\nAn FPGA is a chip you can “rewire” with code, so you can turn it into your own custom hardware without manufacturing a new chip. Aegis takes it one step further: every piece is open, from generating the chip itself to programming it to sending it off to a factory to be made.\n\nThe really cool part?\n\n* You don’t need to be a hardware engineer.\n* You don’t need to know what an FPGA is.\n* You don’t need expensive proprietary software.\n* Everything Tristan shows is free and open source.\n\nTristan will walk us from a few lines of hardware code all the way to a real chip design ready for manufacturing, and show how open-source silicon is making hardware feel a lot more like software.\n\n## **What will you need?**\n\n* Your curiosity and your questions\n* An empty stomach for Pizza and snacks\n\n## **Want to dig in afterward?**\n\nCheck out the [Aegis project page](https://lilithsemi.com/products/aegis/) and the [source on GitHub](https://github.com/LilithSemi/aegis). Tristan will be taking questions throughout the talk and sticking around after to chat.\n\n## **What is Lilith Semiconductor?**\n\nLilith Semiconductor builds open-source silicon and the tools around it, with the goal of making hardware development feel like software development. Their projects include Aegis (open FPGAs), Chock (a secure sandbox for AI coding agents), and Harbor (a Dart library for designing hardware). Tristan is a low-level developer who works on operating systems, Zig, and Linux, and is a committer to Nixpkgs and LLVM.\n\n## Schedule\n\nWe will have complimentary 🍕🥕food and 🍺🥤beverages. Please help yourself!\n\n12:00 Networking Lunch | Founder Office Hours\n\n1:30 Cloudflare Workshop\n\n2:30 Community Announcements (share what you're working on!)\n\n2:45 Network | Hangout | Code _\\\\_ Founder Office Hours\n\n4:00 End\n\n# Founder Office Hours\n\nFree founder office hours with _Freedom with AI_, before and after the talks. 15 minutes, one to one, on whatever you're stuck on. Sign up: [https://freedomwith.ai/devx](https://freedomwith.ai/devx)\n\n# Reminders\n\nPlease be courteous and respectful to others.\n\nLaptops are encouraged. Should you be giving a presentation or want to share a project, your laptop is essential. We are developers, let's build together\n\nFeel free to ask our organizers for help on some code you're struggling with, if you are! We're happy to help where we can.\n\n# Commuting\n\n## Suggested Car Parking\n\n* Street ($0)\n* [San Diego County Waterfront Garage](https://maps.app.goo.gl/sT8BXxgKDcJKjQt2A?utm_source=luma) ($20)\n* [Fashion Valley Mall](https://maps.app.goo.gl/P9ovewu3u6XicwnG7?utm_source=luma) ($5)\n * take the green line from `Fashion Valley Transit Center` to `County Center/Little Italy Station`\n * costs `$2.50` each way\n\n## Suggested Bike Parking\n\n* [Waterfront Park](https://maps.app.goo.gl/53cb8AWX3cepfsXu8?utm_source=luma)\n\n## Suggested Rails\n\n* [Green and Blue Trolly Lines](https://www.sdmts.com/transit-services/trolley?utm_source=luma)\n * stop at [County Center/Little Italy Station](https://maps.app.goo.gl/aum84xGfsFhF2RGa9?utm_source=luma)\n* [Coaster](https://gonctd.com/wp-content/uploads/COASTER-Schedule-October-2024-Web.pdf?utm_source=luma)\n * stop at [Santa Fe Depot](https://maps.app.goo.gl/vtxdo1xSpREVUZoD9?utm_source=luma)\n\n# Live Stream\n\nWe'll be streaming the event live on YouTube for those who cannot attend in-person. [https://youtube.com/live/HkKbvLlZPiE?feature=share](https://youtube.com/live/HkKbvLlZPiE?feature=share)\n\n# Our Community\n\nYou can find more information about our community at [devx.network](https://devx.network).\n\nAlso, join our Discord community to ask what others are interested in learning in the #event-talk channel: [https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv](https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv)\n\nIf you're interested in giving a talk please submit a request on [our website](https://devx.network/?utm_source=luma).", + "description_html": "

(draft)

\n

What to Expect

\n

Ever wondered what’s actually inside the chips your code runs on? Most of us never find out, because nearly every chip is designed with closed, proprietary tools that are expensive and off-limits.

\n

That’s why Tristan Ross, co-founder of Lilith Semiconductor, is here to show us Aegis: a fully open-source FPGA, built from the silicon up.

\n

An FPGA is a chip you can “rewire” with code, so you can turn it into your own custom hardware without manufacturing a new chip. Aegis takes it one step further: every piece is open, from generating the chip itself to programming it to sending it off to a factory to be made.

\n

The really cool part?

\n\n

Tristan will walk us from a few lines of hardware code all the way to a real chip design ready for manufacturing, and show how open-source silicon is making hardware feel a lot more like software.

\n

What will you need?

\n\n

Want to dig in afterward?

\n

Check out the Aegis project page and the source on GitHub. Tristan will be taking questions throughout the talk and sticking around after to chat.

\n

What is Lilith Semiconductor?

\n

Lilith Semiconductor builds open-source silicon and the tools around it, with the goal of making hardware development feel like software development. Their projects include Aegis (open FPGAs), Chock (a secure sandbox for AI coding agents), and Harbor (a Dart library for designing hardware). Tristan is a low-level developer who works on operating systems, Zig, and Linux, and is a committer to Nixpkgs and LLVM.

\n

Schedule

\n

We will have complimentary 🍕🥕food and 🍺🥤beverages. Please help yourself!

\n

12:00 Networking Lunch | Founder Office Hours

\n

1:30 Cloudflare Workshop

\n

2:30 Community Announcements (share what you're working on!)

\n

2:45 Network | Hangout | Code \\ Founder Office Hours

\n

4:00 End

\n

Founder Office Hours

\n

Free founder office hours with Freedom with AI, before and after the talks. 15 minutes, one to one, on whatever you're stuck on. Sign up: https://freedomwith.ai/devx

\n

Reminders

\n

Please be courteous and respectful to others.

\n

Laptops are encouraged. Should you be giving a presentation or want to share a project, your laptop is essential. We are developers, let's build together

\n

Feel free to ask our organizers for help on some code you're struggling with, if you are! We're happy to help where we can.

\n

Commuting

\n

Suggested Car Parking

\n\n

Suggested Bike Parking

\n\n

Suggested Rails

\n\n

Live Stream

\n

We'll be streaming the event live on YouTube for those who cannot attend in-person. https://youtube.com/live/HkKbvLlZPiE?feature=share

\n

Our Community

\n

You can find more information about our community at devx.network.

\n

Also, join our Discord community to ask what others are interested in learning in the #event-talk channel: https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv

\n

If you're interested in giving a talk please submit a request on our website.

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Most of us never find out, because nearly every chip is designed with closed, proprietary tools that are expensive and off-limits.\nThat’s why Tristan Ross, co-founder of Lilith Semiconductor, is here to show us Aegis: a fully open-source FPGA, built from the silicon up.\nAn FPGA is a chip you can “rewire” with code, so you can turn it into your own custom hardware without manufacturing a new chip. 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Most of us never find out, because nearly every chip is designed with closed, proprietary tools that are expensive and off-limits.\n\nThat’s why [Tristan Ross](https://www.linkedin.com/in/tristan-ross-5408141aa/), co-founder of [Lilith Semiconductor](https://lilithsemi.com/), is here to show us [Aegis](https://lilithsemi.com/products/aegis/): a fully open-source FPGA, built from the silicon up.\n\nAn FPGA is a chip you can “rewire” with code, so you can turn it into your own custom hardware without manufacturing a new chip. 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Please help yourself!\n\n12:00 Networking Lunch | Founder Office Hours\n\n1:30 Cloudflare Workshop\n\n2:30 Community Announcements (share what you're working on!)\n\n2:45 Network | Hangout | Code _\\\\_ Founder Office Hours\n\n4:00 End\n\n# Founder Office Hours\n\nFree founder office hours with _Freedom with AI_, before and after the talks. 15 minutes, one to one, on whatever you're stuck on. Sign up: [https://freedomwith.ai/devx](https://freedomwith.ai/devx)\n\n# Reminders\n\nPlease be courteous and respectful to others.\n\nLaptops are encouraged. Should you be giving a presentation or want to share a project, your laptop is essential. We are developers, let's build together\n\nFeel free to ask our organizers for help on some code you're struggling with, if you are! 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An FPGA is a chip you can “rewire” with code, so you can turn it into your own custom hardware without manufacturing a new chip. Aegis takes it one step further: every piece is open, from generating the chip itself to programming it to sending it off to a factory to be made.

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Check out the Aegis project page and the source on GitHub. Tristan will be taking questions throughout the talk and sticking around after to chat.

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Lilith Semiconductor builds open-source silicon and the tools around it, with the goal of making hardware development feel like software development. Their projects include Aegis (open FPGAs), Chock (a secure sandbox for AI coding agents), and Harbor (a Dart library for designing hardware). Tristan is a low-level developer who works on operating systems, Zig, and Linux, and is a committer to Nixpkgs and LLVM.

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Free founder office hours with Freedom with AI, before and after the talks. 15 minutes, one to one, on whatever you're stuck on. Sign up: https://freedomwith.ai/devx

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You can find more information about our community at devx.network.

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If you're interested in giving a talk please submit a request on our website.

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Vulcan is Lilith's own compiler backend and doesn't use LLVM. It takes shaders written in GLSL, or even in Zig, and turns them into Glacier machine code.\nThe graphics. Glacier runs compute kernels as well as vertex and fragment shaders. The compiler also generates a rasteriser, so the GPU draws its own triangles.\nAlong the way you'll learn how GPUs actually work: what a \"warp\" is, how a GPU keeps many threads busy at once, and what happens when an if statement sends some threads one way and the rest another. Glacier leaves that last problem to the compiler instead of adding special hardware for it.\nWhat will you need?\nYour curiosity and your questions\nAn empty stomach for Pizza and snacks\nWant to dig in afterward?\nCheck out the source: Vulcan, the compiler that targets Glacier, and Harbor, the Dart library Glacier's hardware is built with. Tristan will take questions throughout the talk and stick around afterward to chat.\nWhat is Lilith Semiconductor?\nLilith Semiconductor builds open-source silicon and the tools around it, with the goal of making hardware development feel like software development. Their projects include:\nGlacier: a RISC-V GPU\nVulcan: a self-hosted compiler backend\nHarbor: a Dart library for designing hardware\nAegis: open FPGAs\nChock: a secure sandbox for AI coding agents\nTristan is a low-level developer who works on operating systems, Zig and Linux, and is a committer to Nixpkgs and LLVM.\nSchedule\nWe will have complimentary 🍕🥕food and 🍺🥤beverages. Please help yourself!\n12:00 Networking Lunch | Founder Office Hours\n1:30 Building a GPU from Scratch: Glacier, with Tristan Ross\n2:30 15 Seconds of Fame (share what you're working on!)\n2:45 Network | Hangout | Code \\ Founder Office Hours\n4:00 End\nFounder Office Hours\nFree founder office hours with Freedom with AI, before and after the talks. 15 minutes, one to one, on whatever you're stuck on. Sign up: https://freedomwith.ai/devx\nReminders\nPlease be courteous and respectful to others.\nLaptops are encouraged. Should you be giving a presentation or want to share a project, your laptop is essential. We are developers, let's build together\nFeel free to ask our organizers for help on some code you're struggling with, if you are! 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The instruction sets, drivers and compilers are almost all proprietary, so most of us only ever see them from the outside.\n\n[Tristan Ross](https://www.linkedin.com/in/tristan-ross-5408141aa/), co-founder of [Lilith Semiconductor](https://lilithsemi.com/), is building one in the open. **Glacier** is a GPU designed from scratch whose cores speak RISC-V, the open instruction set that a growing number of CPUs use. It already renders images on real FPGA boards.\n\nTristan will walk us through the whole stack, and every layer of it is open source:\n\n* **The hardware.** Glacier is written in Dart with [Harbor](https://lilithsemi.com/products/harbor/), Lilith's hardware library, and turned into a real circuit with open-source FPGA tools. Its newest board adds DDR3 memory, HDMI output and PCIe.\n* **The compiler.** Vulcan is Lilith's own compiler backend and doesn't use LLVM. 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Tristan will take questions throughout the talk and stick around afterward to chat.\n\n## What is Lilith Semiconductor?\n\nLilith Semiconductor builds open-source silicon and the tools around it, with the goal of making hardware development feel like software development. Their projects include:\n\n* **Glacier:** a RISC-V GPU\n* **Vulcan:** a self-hosted compiler backend\n* **Harbor:** a Dart library for designing hardware\n* **Aegis:** open FPGAs\n* **Chock:** a secure sandbox for AI coding agents\n\nTristan is a low-level developer who works on operating systems, Zig and Linux, and is a committer to Nixpkgs and LLVM.\n\n## Schedule\n\nWe will have complimentary 🍕🥕food and 🍺🥤beverages. Please help yourself!\n\n**12:00** Networking Lunch | Founder Office Hours\n\n**1:30** Building a GPU from Scratch: Glacier, with Tristan Ross\n\n**2:30** 15 Seconds of Fame (share what you're working on!)\n\n**2:45** Network | Hangout | Code _\\\\_ Founder Office Hours\n\n**4:00** End\n\n# Founder Office Hours\n\nFree founder office hours with _Freedom with AI_, before and after the talks. 15 minutes, one to one, on whatever you're stuck on. Sign up: [https://freedomwith.ai/devx](https://freedomwith.ai/devx)\n\n# Reminders\n\nPlease be courteous and respectful to others.\n\nLaptops are encouraged. Should you be giving a presentation or want to share a project, your laptop is essential. We are developers, let's build together\n\nFeel free to ask our organizers for help on some code you're struggling with, if you are! We're happy to help where we can.\n\n# Commuting\n\n## Suggested Car Parking\n\n* Street ($0)\n* [San Diego County Waterfront Garage](https://maps.app.goo.gl/sT8BXxgKDcJKjQt2A?utm_source=luma) ($20)\n* [Fashion Valley Mall](https://maps.app.goo.gl/P9ovewu3u6XicwnG7?utm_source=luma) ($5)\n * take the green line from `Fashion Valley Transit Center` to `County Center/Little Italy Station`\n * costs `$2.50` each way\n\n## Suggested Bike Parking\n\n* [Waterfront Park](https://maps.app.goo.gl/53cb8AWX3cepfsXu8?utm_source=luma)\n\n## Suggested Rails\n\n* [Green and Blue Trolly Lines](https://www.sdmts.com/transit-services/trolley?utm_source=luma)\n * stop at [County Center/Little Italy Station](https://maps.app.goo.gl/aum84xGfsFhF2RGa9?utm_source=luma)\n* [Coaster](https://gonctd.com/wp-content/uploads/COASTER-Schedule-October-2024-Web.pdf?utm_source=luma)\n * stop at [Santa Fe Depot](https://maps.app.goo.gl/vtxdo1xSpREVUZoD9?utm_source=luma)\n\n# Live Stream\n\nWe'll be streaming the event live on YouTube for those who cannot attend in-person. [https://youtube.com/live/HkKbvLlZPiE?feature=share](https://youtube.com/live/HkKbvLlZPiE?feature=share)\n\n# Our Community\n\nYou can find more information about our community at [devx.network](https://devx.network).\n\nAlso, join our Discord community to ask what others are interested in learning in the #event-talk channel: [https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv](https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv)\n\nIf you're interested in giving a talk please submit a request on [our website](https://devx.network/?utm_source=luma).", + "description_html": "

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What to Expect

\n

Your code probably runs on a GPU every day, but GPUs are some of the most closed hardware around. The instruction sets, drivers and compilers are almost all proprietary, so most of us only ever see them from the outside.

\n

Tristan Ross, co-founder of Lilith Semiconductor, is building one in the open. Glacier is a GPU designed from scratch whose cores speak RISC-V, the open instruction set that a growing number of CPUs use. It already renders images on real FPGA boards.

\n

Tristan will walk us through the whole stack, and every layer of it is open source:

\n
    \n
  • The hardware. Glacier is written in Dart with Harbor, Lilith's hardware library, and turned into a real circuit with open-source FPGA tools. Its newest board adds DDR3 memory, HDMI output and PCIe.
    • \n
  • The compiler. Vulcan is Lilith's own compiler backend and doesn't use LLVM. It takes shaders written in GLSL, or even in Zig, and turns them into Glacier machine code.
    • \n
  • The graphics. Glacier runs compute kernels as well as vertex and fragment shaders. The compiler also generates a rasteriser, so the GPU draws its own triangles.
    • \n
\n

Along the way you'll learn how GPUs actually work: what a "warp" is, how a GPU keeps many threads busy at once, and what happens when an if statement sends some threads one way and the rest another. Glacier leaves that last problem to the compiler instead of adding special hardware for it.

\n

What will you need?

\n
    \n
  • Your curiosity and your questions
    • \n
  • An empty stomach for Pizza and snacks
    • \n
\n

Want to dig in afterward?

\n

Check out the source: Vulcan, the compiler that targets Glacier, and Harbor, the Dart library Glacier's hardware is built with. Tristan will take questions throughout the talk and stick around afterward to chat.

\n

What is Lilith Semiconductor?

\n

Lilith Semiconductor builds open-source silicon and the tools around it, with the goal of making hardware development feel like software development. Their projects include:

\n
    \n
  • Glacier: a RISC-V GPU
    • \n
  • Vulcan: a self-hosted compiler backend
    • \n
  • Harbor: a Dart library for designing hardware
    • \n
  • Aegis: open FPGAs
    • \n
  • Chock: a secure sandbox for AI coding agents
    • \n
\n

Tristan is a low-level developer who works on operating systems, Zig and Linux, and is a committer to Nixpkgs and LLVM.

\n

Schedule

\n

We will have complimentary 🍕🥕food and 🍺🥤beverages. Please help yourself!

\n

12:00 Networking Lunch | Founder Office Hours

\n

1:30 Building a GPU from Scratch: Glacier, with Tristan Ross

\n

2:30 15 Seconds of Fame (share what you're working on!)

\n

2:45 Network | Hangout | Code \\ Founder Office Hours

\n

4:00 End

\n

Founder Office Hours

\n

Free founder office hours with Freedom with AI, before and after the talks. 15 minutes, one to one, on whatever you're stuck on. Sign up: https://freedomwith.ai/devx

\n

Reminders

\n

Please be courteous and respectful to others.

\n

Laptops are encouraged. Should you be giving a presentation or want to share a project, your laptop is essential. We are developers, let's build together

\n

Feel free to ask our organizers for help on some code you're struggling with, if you are! We're happy to help where we can.

\n

Commuting

\n

Suggested Car Parking

\n\n

Suggested Bike Parking

\n\n

Suggested Rails

\n\n

Live Stream

\n

We'll be streaming the event live on YouTube for those who cannot attend in-person. https://youtube.com/live/HkKbvLlZPiE?feature=share

\n

Our Community

\n

You can find more information about our community at devx.network.

\n

Also, join our Discord community to ask what others are interested in learning in the #event-talk channel: https://discord.gg/hyf9KSaKtv

\n

If you're interested in giving a talk please submit a request on our website.

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