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Author: ialja

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+                                <div class="event-title"><a href="http://epf.org.pl/kodujdlapolski/eng">Code for Poland, ePanstwo Foundation</a> November 27-29 </div>
+                                Developing and designing can be a form of modern patriotism. Thinking of those surrounded with new technology, a new special program was created, thanks to which they could use their skills for Poland. During Code Week, the following meetups of local brigade bringing local developers, graphic and officials to discuss ideas for civic innovation and bringing them to life will take place:
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+                                        <div class="event-title">27. 11. - Poznan codes for Poland</div>
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+                                        <div class="event-title">28. 11. - Olsztyn codes for Poland</div>
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+                                        <div class="event-title">29. 11. - Warsaw codes for Poland</div>
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                                 <div class="event-title"><a href="https://codeeusql.evenea.pl/">SQL crash course</a> November 27, 5:15 PM to 7 PM @ Representation of European Commission in Warsaw, Jasna St. 14/16a</div>
                                 SQL is the most popular tool for querying and analyzing any kind of databases. Whether it's a tiny Access database with your own music collection, MySQL database of a small online store, enormous telcom data warehouse or even internet giant's Hadoop deployment storing petabytes of data, you can slice and dice their content with a few lines of SQL. Organized by <a href="http://www.data-next.eu">Data Next</a>.