📌 WebHack #22 featuring Women Who Code Tokyo

Welcome to the first collab event between WebHack tech meetup and Women Who Code Tokyo! We will have 2 technical talks and some time to network and meet new people.

https://webhack.connpass.com/event/130978/

Feel free to bring your laptop if you want to follow the slides, we will share them online right before the meetup.

📌 Talk 1: Debug iOS with LLDB

Outline:
- Why LLDB (low level debugger)?
- How LLDB works?
- LLDB OSS
- Custom LLDB command
- Demo

Speaker:
@stinge is working at Mercari. He will share his experience about lldb in development. Learning how to use lldb in Xcode runtime can save your time of development and keep your code clean. lldb is not confusing but interesting! stinge always enjoys in challenges and improves his technical skills. He is from Taiwan and learning Japanese. He likes cooking and traveling, now he is reading a Japanese novel 「君の名は」。

📌Talk 2: Approximate Computing: What and Why?

“Approximate Computing” is a computing technique that aims to reduce the power, time and resources used in computing systems (hardware, software, memory interactions) exploiting the fact that most programs are error tolerant and they execute their results more accurately than needed.

Outline:
- Concept explanation
- How to apply it
- Why is it a hot research topic lately

Speaker:
Sara A. Metwalli is a researcher in AQUA (Advancing Quantum Architecture) group at Keio University and IBM. She had her masters degree in Information and Communications Engineering from Tokyo Institute of Technology.

📌 Agenda

19:00 - Check-in
19:15 - Opening
19:30 - Debug iOS with LLDB
20:10 - Approximate Computing: What and Why?
20:40 - Networking & drinks
21:20 - Wrap-up

📌 Who can join this event?

This event is free and targeted to professional engineers or anyone studying or working in roles related to engineering and technology (entrepreneurs, product managers, designers, etc).

This event is for community building and knowledge sharing. We politely ask that recruiters and IT service consultants looking to hire or sell their services do not come to this event.

WWCode Tokyo strives to be an inclusive and safe space. We are a multilingual group, and we welcome anyone interested in the main purpose of the event regardless of nationality, language, gender or skill level.

If we identify any form of harassment or inappropriate behavior that does not comply with the event purpose, we will ask you to leave.

Please read our Code of Conduct: https://www.womenwhocode.com/codeofconduct

📌 Venue

This meetup will be at the Mercari Inc. office, on the 18th floor of Roppongi Hills, Mori Tower building.

📌 Thanks

- Big thanks to WebHack tech meetup for the collab!
https://webhack.connpass.com
- Big thanks to Mercari who will be hosting us for this event!
https://www.mercari.com/jp/

📌 Stay in touch!

Email: [masked]
Twitter: https://twitter.com/wwcode_tokyo
Instagram: https://instagram.com/wwcode_tokyo
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/wwcode.tokyo
Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wwcode.tokyo