#Open Source

Join CLAWS & COFFEE on the last Saturday of each month at Bitcoin Park in Nashville. This gathering is focused on AI, automation, and agent setups.

PlebLab Open Hackerspace Day brings Austin’s Bitcoin developers together every Tuesday to build, collaborate, and push Bitcoin projects forward.

Join CLAWS & COFFEE on the last Saturday of each month at Bitcoin Park in Nashville. This gathering is focused on AI, automation, and agent setups.

PlebLab Open Hackerspace Day: Join Austin’s Bitcoin builders every Tuesday for coffee, collaboration & focused work. Developers & innovators welcome—RSVP.

​In this Bitcoin Network NYC workshop you’ll learn how to vibe code with the open source tool Goose, and how to build open source websites on GitHub

Bitcoin Café Sheffield spotlights Cake Wallet, an open-source, self-custodial wallet for storing, swapping, and transacting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Join us for a HRF x PubKey fireside chat with CEO of Maple AI Marks sharing how artificial intelligence can be used more privately around the world.

The Madeira Bitcoin Meetup is back on August 6th for a free evening of Bitcoin talk, community, and a special talk on Nostr & open source.

Come join us at the Bitcoin Eindhoven Meetup for a celebration of bitcoin’s sixteenth year of operation on genesis block day.

Come join the Bitcoinology London meetup with Nick presenting a project that he has been working on, creating a completely open source, fully programmable NFC!

Come join us at the Bitcoin Eindhoven Meetup for an interview and QnA with with WantClue. The title of our interview “Open Source Mining United, why and how”.

Tonight, Bitcoin Munich Meetup is taking Bitcoin back to the roots with Bitaxe  Open Source Mining. In this talk, we highlight the Bitaxe project, a groundbreaking initiative that takes Bitcoin mining back to its roots. The Bitaxe project stands for a return to the fundamental principles of Bitcoin: decentralization, transparency and community participation. Central to […]

At the upcoming Bitcoinology event, Antoine Riard will dive into the good, the bad, and the ugly of managing security issues in open source development.