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Micro Missions Comedy Competition!

Micro Missions Comedy Competition!

Tue, Nov 10, 6:30 PM
From Micro Missions

Micro Missions, the English stand up comedy competition where comedians complete ridiculous missions is now at Göttin der Weisheit! Comics will be making you laugh with their stand-up comedy performances. Then, they will move on to picking a surprise mission from a box. Depending on how well they complete the challenges, YOU will judge them, giving them points. The comedian with the most points will win a mystery prize at the end of the night! Ever seen a comedian solve a puzzle? Accomplish an incredibly hard task? No? Neither did we, and that's the most beautiful part of the show. Be their judge, jury and executioner. Get tickets NOW! Location: GÖTTIN DER WEISHEIT Date and Time: 10TH OF NOVEMBER / 19:30 Entry: FREE Donations: APPRECIATED

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MACH DEIN BROMPTON WINTERFIT!

MACH DEIN BROMPTON WINTERFIT!

Sat, Nov 14, 9:00 AM
From Brompton Berlin
4.9

MACH DEIN BROMPTON WINTERFIT! Ein Winter-Meetup für die Brompton-Community Der Winter kommt! Kälte, Regen, Schnee und können unseren Fahrrädern zusetzen. Machen wir unsere Bromptons gemeinsam fit für die kalte Jahreszeit! Komm zu unserem gemütlichen Community-Treffen und lerne die Grundlagen der Winterpflege kennen. Tausche dich mit anderen Brompton-Fahrerinnen und -Fahrern aus und sammle praktische Tipps für den Winter. Ob \*\*16-Zoll- oder 20-Zoll-Brompton\*\* – alle sind willkommen! \- Grundlagen der Winterpflege \- Tipps fürs Radfahren im Winter \- Austausch mit anderen Brompton\-Fans

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FLINTA* Track Session Paul Heyse

FLINTA* Track Session Paul Heyse

Tue, Nov 10, 5:30 PM
From FLINTA* RUNNING
5.0

Join our track sessions! 🏃‍♀️✨ As the tracks in Friedrichshain and Rehberge are not illuminated during the darker months, we’re moving our track sessions to Sportanlage Paul-Heyse-Straße. We’ll continue meeting once a week on Tuesdays at 18:30. Don’t worry if you’re new — track sessions are a great opportunity to get started and train together at your own pace. 💗 Please keep an eye out for further updates regarding the location and upcoming sessions. Take care and see you on the track ❤️ P.S. ‼️ Please cancel your participation if you can’t make it, even at short notice, so that we don’t wait for you. Thanks! ‼️

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Founder Meet&Greet & Cofounder Search: Cozy Edition!

Founder Meet&Greet & Cofounder Search: Cozy Edition!

Thu, Nov 12, 6:00 PM
From Berlin Startup Founder 101
4.4

Looking for the right people to support you with your next step? Looking for the right co-founder? Just have a question? We are proud to continue this event series with guided networking and great people from different angles of the Berlin startup ecosystem with you at the KERB food hall! If you have a startup idea or a growing company and you want to expand your network in Berlin, then join us for the in-person 'Founder Meet & Greet' event. At this informal networking event, you can connect with other early-stage entrepreneurs, startup mentors, and advisors from the Founder Institute Berlin network. Socialize over drinks with potential co-founders, advisors, mentors and partners. Most of all, get away from the computer and have fun! ❯ **Your hosts of the day:** * Ferdinand Mühlhäuser (Managing Director @ Founder Institute Germany) * Kai Malkwitz (Impact Director @ Founder Institute Germany) * Mats Kuuskema (Country Director Germany @e-Residency Estonia) ❯ **Who should Attend?** * Anyone interested in entrepreneurship * Anyone who has a pre-seed tech company or a startup idea * Anyone interested in joining a startup accelerator * Anyone who is looking for a cofounder or would want to join a startup as a cofounder ❯ **What is the Agenda?** * (Guided) Networking, Socializing and Drinks **Code of conduct** We are committed to a respectful and inclusive environment for everyone. Discrimination, harassment, or inappropriate behavior of any kind will not be tolerated, and we reserve the right to remove attendees who violate this code of conduct. **❯❯ This is a live offline event, to be sure to receive our updates be sure to RSVP at** **[https://fi.co/e/404911/meetup](https://fi.co/e/404911/meetup)!** To stay informed and join our upcoming FI Germany cohorts, you can subscribe here: [https://fi.co/Germany](https://fi.co/Germany)**.** For more information about the investors, accelerators, incubators, and [tech events available in Berlin](https://fi.co/events/berlin), see our [list of Startup Resources](https://fi.co/startup-resources). **About Estonia e-Residency** Launched in 2014, e-⁠Residency provides entrepreneurs from around the world secure digital access to Estonia's advanced e-services and transparent business environment. Today, the programme helps over 110,000 people and their businesses operate location independently. [Here's how they do it and how they got here](https://www.e-resident.gov.ee/). **About Founder Institute** The [Founder Institute](https://fi.co/berlin) is the world’s most proven network to turn ideas into fundable startups, and startups into global businesses. Since 2009, our structured accelerator programs have helped over 9,000 entrepreneurs raise over $1.75BN in funding. Based in Silicon Valley and with chapters across 100 countries, our mission is to empower communities of talented and motivated people to build impactful technology companies worldwide.

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FLINTA* Hill Sprints

FLINTA* Hill Sprints

Tue, Nov 17, 5:30 PM
From FLINTA* RUNNING
5.0

Join us for the Hill Sprints with Toni 🥰 On November 17, we’ll meet at 18:30 at U Kleistpark. We’ll go for a relaxed 1 km run. Afterward, we’ll do a warm-up session with stretching exercises and a few drills to get us prepared for the hill sprints. The main part of the session will take place on Kreuzberg and consists of 4 x 250 m hill sprints and 4 x 150 m hill sprints; afterward, we’ll jog back to U Kleistpark at a relaxed pace. ❣️A headlamp is required for this session. Please bring one with you, as it will already be dark ❣️ There’s a room where you can safely leave your personal belongings during the session, but there are no changing facilities. The main workout is individual, so everyone can run at their own pace. ‼️️ Please let us know if you can’t make it—even at the last minute—so we don’t have to wait for you. Thanks! ‼️

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Event Sourcing without ORMs – Ted M. Young

Event Sourcing without ORMs – Ted M. Young

Tue, Nov 10, 5:30 PM
From Microservices Meetup Berlin
4.6

**Event Sourcing without ORMs – Ted M. Young** We are happy to host Ted Young from the bay area for a joint meetup between our user groups – JUG BB x Spring Berlin x Microservices Berlin and featured by DDD Berlin. This joint event will happen next Tuesday at 6:30 PM. Mail & WhatsApp (Questions to the Organizer) [https://linktr.ee/contact.dataduke](https://linktr.ee/contact.dataduke) JUG BB [https://www.meetup.com/jug-bb/events/317277437/](https://www.meetup.com/jug-bb/events/317277437/) Spring Berlin [https://www.meetup.com/spring-user-group-berlin/events/317275364/](https://www.meetup.com/spring-user-group-berlin/events/317275364/) Microservices Berlin [https://www.meetup.com/microservices-meetup-berlin/events/317297247/](https://www.meetup.com/microservices-meetup-berlin/events/317297247/) DDD Berlin (featured) [https://www.meetup.com/domain-driven-design-berlin/events/317328027/](https://www.meetup.com/domain-driven-design-berlin/events/317328027/) **AGENDA** 18:30 Open Doors 19:00 Official Opening 19:05 Talk – Event Sourcing: Simpler Persistence Without ORMs by Ted M. Young 20:00 Q&A \~20:30 Doors Close **TALKS** **Event Sourcing: Simpler Persistence Without ORMs** Event Sourcing is not just a different way to persist data, but a different way of thinking about data. With ORMs like Hibernate, we have to consider query performance, fetch strategies, mapping domain models to database schemas, caching, etc. With Event Sourcing, we can use a few simple patterns to build our systems: * **Commands:** user actions representing an intention, e.g., “Buy Concert Ticket” * **Events:** meaningful changes to state as a result of executing Commands, e.g., “Ticket Purchased” * **Read Models:** up-to-date views of Events, derived specifically for a particular way of looking at the data, e.g., “My Tickets”, or “All Ticket Sales” Need caching for the ticket sales report? That’s a Read Model. Display tickets for a Customer? That’s another Read Model, using the same principles to derive the desired view of state. Performance isn’t an issue, as replaying events is very fast. Even in a system with millions or billions of events, we only need to replay events related directly to a specific entity or state view. You’ll see what makes Event Sourcing a mindshift rather than just a different persistence mechanism: updates are just appends to a log, mapping objects is no longer needed, and you keep the history of changes to data, so you can always know what happened and ask questions you didn’t expect to have. **SPEAKER** **Ted M. Young** Ted M. Young is a Java technical coach and live coder. He's been in software development for over 30 years, following eXtreme Programming practices since 2000. Ted loves helping folks make their code more testable and teaches Test-Driven Development (TDD), Refactoring, Domain-Driven Design, and Event Sourcing through hands-on, shared experiences. Ted created the acclaimed "JitterTed's TDD Game" used at events and companies worldwide to help people understand the nuances and benefits of TDD in a fun way. [https://www.linkedin.com/in/tedmyoung/](https://www.linkedin.com/in/tedmyoung/) [https://ted.dev/about](https://ted.dev/about)

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Yes, you can start a group or host an event on Meetup. This allows you to create your skiing community and plan gatherings around Berlin.

Meetup is designed to help people meet others with similar interests through group activities. Engagement often leads to new connections, though it's not guaranteed.

Cross country skiing is seasonal, but some groups might have activities like planning meetings or dry land training in off-seasons to stay active.

Availability can vary, as groups depend on existing community interests. You might need to start a new group if a specific interest isn't represented near you.

Yes, many groups cater to different skill levels, including beginners. Look for beginner-friendly groups or events to join in Berlin.

Event quality can vary, as they're organized by community members. It's important to check reviews and event details to understand the nature of each activity.

Meetup focuses on group activities rather than one-on-one connections, offering solo skiers opportunities to join group events and meet new friends.

This can vary per event. Some might provide rentals, while others require you to bring your own gear. Always check event details in advance.