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Coffee Coding — 2026-10-31
Amsterdam

Coffee Coding — 2026-10-31

Saturday 31 October 2026·9:30am·The Coffee Room
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Date & Time

Saturday 31 October 2026

9:30am

Location

The Coffee Room

Ferdinand Bolstraat 156, 1072 LR Amsterdam

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Free

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Appsterdam

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Appsterdam's weekly Saturday morning co-working session, this week at The Coffee Room on Ferdinand Bolstraat. Bring a laptop and whatever you are working on; there is no programme, no speaker and no ticket. From 09:30. It has run for years and is open to anyone who writes code. Why go: a standing Saturday slot where you can get three focused hours done with company, and ask the person next to you when you get stuck. Best for freelancers and side-project builders who find working alone at home unproductive.

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