Do you work on, have opinions on, or even just use developer tools?

Come hang out with engineers, founders, and enthusiasts from your local Toronto DevTools community. Talk shop on your favorite software topics, like why JavaScript "is just too complicated today", why Neovim is superior to VScode (or vice versa), or which cloud provider has the best DX.

A community to bring together individuals who work with React, share insights, give demos and connect while participating in hackasprints™️

Civic Tech Toronto is a vibrant and diverse community of Torontonians engaged in understanding and creating solutions for civic challenges through technology, design, and other innovative means.

We meet every Tuesday to work on projects, hear from thoughtful speakers, and connect with others who care about how technology can improve our communities.

You don’t need to be in tech to join us—everyone’s welcome, no matter your background or experience.

Our events are hybrid: join us in person or online.

A specific channel for all our live streams. Follow the page if you want to be kept up to date on the following shows:

Guidance Counselor 2.0

Tech Commute

IRL/URL

Blank Spaces

Job Decoder

We're a not-for-profit corporation with a mandate to support the learning and passion for JavaScript - and by extension, software development- in Toronto.

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Design Systems Community helps bring people together to share ways of working, successes, and other learnings to encourage best practices in building, scaling and maintaining design systems. No matter how you engage with design systems, we all play a role in making information accessible for everyone, and without barriers.

Our Values
• Accessibility; always evangelizing accessibility opportunities in experience development
• Diversity & Inclusivity; setting examples, providing opportunities, and protecting marginalized groups by upholding strong conduct
• Community and sharing; share examples, learnings, tools, and techniques with the community, and avoid biases
• Customers focus; remembering the people we're building for, and working towards simple and respectful access to information
• Collaborative working; prioritize teamwork, be relatable to teams of all sizes, and appeal to multiple levels of experience
• Bridging content, design and code; encourage open and continuous dialogue between all disciplines as we build experiences
• Fun; most importantly we want all our members to have fun!

Who should join?
Designers, Developers, Product Managers, Content Practitioners, Analysts, and all Enthusiasts.

Where?
Our meetups will be hosted in Toronto or online.