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Friday Hacks #301
πŸ“… Fri, 18 September, 7PM
πŸ“ COM3 SR12
πŸ•will be served!

Sign up HERE!

Talk 1: Vigolium: A High-Quality Hybrid DAST Tool in the Agentic Era
​This talk dissects how Vigolium was built: a deterministic native engine and a runtime-confirmed HTTP request and response behind every finding.

​Speaker Profile:
Jessie "j3ssie" Ho is a security engineer and bug bounty hunter known for building, open-source automation tools like Osmedeus, Jaeles, and Metabigor.

​Talk 2: Terraform, Telebots & the Art of Shipping Infrastructure
From Terraform fundamentals to creative hacks for real-world infrastructure provisioning problems, this talk is about the art of getting infrastructure shipped.

​Speaker Profile:
​Justin is a Software Engineer at GovTech solving cloud infrastructure provisioning challenges at scale.
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Our Friday Hacks talk will be starting soon at our usual spot! Join us for our last talk before recess week ✨
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Hackerschool Week 8: Introduction to Typst

πŸ—“ Tuesday, 6 October 7:00-9:00 pm
πŸ“ SR14 @ COM3-01-23
πŸ₯€ Refreshments will be served!

Want to learn how to typeset papers and create professional-looking documents, but find LaTeX too unwieldy? Do you find typing mathematical equations in word processors cumbersome?

Join us for an introduction to Typst, a modern alternative to LaTeX that lets you create polished documents using a simple markup language. You'll learn the basics of Typst syntax, add elements such as tables, images, and equations, customise document formatting, and more. By the end of the workshop, you’ll be able to create clean, professional documents, including reports, rΓ©sumΓ©s, cheat sheets, and even slide decks.

Interested? Sign up here
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Hackerschool Week 8: Introduction to Typst πŸ—“ Tuesday, 6 October 7:00-9:00 pm πŸ“ SR14 @ COM3-01-23 πŸ₯€ Refreshments will be served! Want to learn how to typeset papers and create professional-looking documents, but find LaTeX too unwieldy? Do you find typing…
Making math cheatsheets a pain? Remember to join our Hackerschool tonight to learn about Typst!

πŸ—“ Tuesday, 6 October 7:00-9:00 pm
πŸ“ SR14 @ COM3-01-23
πŸ₯€ Refreshments will be served!

Interested? Sign up here
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Hackerschool Week 9: Spec-Driven Development with Google Antigravity

πŸ“… Tuesday, 13 October, 7:00–9:00 pm
πŸ“ SR14 @ COM3-01-23
πŸ₯€ Refreshments will be served!

Ever wondered how you could turn live NUS campus data into your own interactive application? 

Join us for a hands-on workshop with Google Cloud, where you'll build your own 3D interactive map of NUS, complete with live campus data and animated shuttle buses moving around campus! 🚌

Using Google Antigravity, we will explore Spec-Driven Development in VS Code, where you get to set up architectural rules and API contracts, then guide the AI agent to generate, verify, and debug each layer of the application.

Along the way, you'll build a 3D campus map using Next.js, MapLibre GL JS and Three.js, visualise building energy usage with data from the NUS Digital Twin API, and track NUS shuttle buses in real time using the NUS NextBus API. By the end of the workshop, you'll have a full-stack application ready to deploy on Vercel! πŸš€

After the hands-on workshop, we'll also have a panel discussion with engineers from Google, followed by an opportunity to network and chat with the speakers about software engineering, careers at Google, and their experiences in the industry. πŸ‘€

πŸ’» Before the session:
Please bring a laptop with Node.js 18+ and VS Code installed.

πŸ€– Using Antigravity:
SoC students should activate their NUS-provided Gemini Enterprise & Antigravity access here before the session.
Non-SoC and non-NUS participants can participate with a regular Google account.

Interested? Sign up here!
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Hackerspace Week 9: Campus Hacks

What’s one thing about school life that you always wanted to improve?

Some of the tools students now rely on started from exactly that kind of frustration. NUSMods, for example, turned the pain of planning modules and timetables into something genuinely useful.

This week, we’re challenging you to do the same! Join us for a chill and beginner-friendly mini hackathon, where you’ll build solutions that make student life better.

No need to come with a team or a fully formed idea, just come ready to build, experiment and have fun! No hackathon experience needed, beginners are very welcome! And yes, there’ll also be a small prize up for grabs! πŸ‘€βœ¨

πŸ“… Date: Wednesday, 14 October 2026
πŸ•’ Time: 3pm - 6pm
πŸ“ Venue: COM3-01-21 (SR12)

πŸͺ Refreshments will be served as well, so come join in on the fun!

πŸ“ Sign up here
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Hackerschool Week 9 is happening tmr! Come join us to learn about Spec-Driven Development and meet Google Engineers! We would also like to better prepare for the sharing session! If you have any questions to ask them, please fill up this form!

πŸ“… Tuesday, 13 October, 7:00–9:00 pm
πŸ“ SR14 @ COM3-01-23
πŸ₯€ Refreshments will be served!

Interested? Sign up here!
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Hackerschool Week 9: Spec-Driven Development with Google Antigravity πŸ“… Tuesday, 13 October, 7:00–9:00 pm πŸ“ SR14 @ COM3-01-23 πŸ₯€ Refreshments will be served! Ever wondered how you could turn live NUS campus data into your own interactive application?  Join…
Just a gentle reminder for those coming to Hackerschool Week 9 to setup your gemini account before the session!

For SoC students please activate your account via: https://mysoc.nus.edu.sg/ai/gemini/
For non-SoC students, there is currently a free 1 year gemini plan that you can claim: https://gemini.google/students/
Friday Hacks #302
πŸ“… Fri, 16 October, 7PM
πŸ“ COM3 SR12
πŸ•will be served!

🦁 NUS: Sign up HERE!
πŸ¦„ Non-NUS: Sign up HERE!

Talk 1: From Handwritten Code to AI: What Changes, What Doesn't (Postponed to 6 Nov)

​Talk 2: Behind the Graphics: Data Storytelling and Frontend Architecture at The Straits Times
Find out how the Interactive Graphics Team @ The Straits Times turn complex data into interactive stories, from data collection and iterative UI design to motion accents and web optimisation for mass audiences.

​Speaker Profile:
Shannon is a digital graphics designer keen on pushing the envelope of digital storytelling.
Wei Xian is a data visualisation developer specialising in building interactive graphics.
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Hi Everyone,

Talk 1 for this week's Friday Hacks has been postponed to Nov 6.

This week's session will still start at 7pm, so do head down as per usual!
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Bumping this! Friday Hacks is resuming this week!
Sign up for Friday Hacks today to get a behind-the-scenes look at how The Straits Times builds its interactive graphics. See you there!

πŸ“… Fri, 16 October, 7PM
πŸ“ COM3 SR12
πŸ•will be served!

🦁 NUS: Sign up HERE!
πŸ¦„ Non-NUS: Sign up HERE!

[comments]: you can check out some cool projects the Interactive Graphics team has done!
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Hackerschool Week 10: Intro to FPGA

πŸ“… Tuesday, 20 October, 7:00–9:00 pm
πŸ“ SR14 @ COM3-01-23
πŸ₯€ Refreshments will be served!

Ever wondered how computer chips or day to day electronics work? Want to make your own accelerator? Or maybe drive high speed displays? Or maybe even create your own CPU or eventually computer chip?

Join us for an introduction to Field Programmable Gate Arrays, a special chip that allows you to emulate all sorts of electronics and run various algorithms at high throughputs and speeds. You'll learn the basics of digital design with logic gates, registers, and Verilog. By the end of the workshop, you'll be able to use FPGAs to display cool graphics and animations on displays. Furthermore, you might even be able to take your digital design and Verilog for tape out to make an actual computer chip!

We have 20 GreyMecha/Army FPGA boards available to give out, with an onboard OLED!

πŸ‘¨πŸ»β€πŸŽ“ NUS Sign up HERE!
πŸ“ Non-NUS Sign up HERE!
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SR13 (COM3-01-22) is also open!
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