Programs
A monthly gathering for Haitian tech talent, hosted online in Kreyòl and built around a hands-on tech talk each session. It's a space to learn from one another and exchange resources. Educators and working professionals get real, practical material, but if you're just curious about technology, you're just as welcome, no background required.
Friday, October 30, 2026 · 9:00 AM (US Eastern) · in Kreyòl · about one hour, including Q&A.
An introduction to databases — more details coming soon. Register now to save your spot and we'll send the recording to everyone signed up.
Archive
What actually happens when you open a website or send a message: IP addresses, DNS, routers, and Wi-Fi — how the pieces fit together and what they mean for the speed, reliability, and security of your connection. For everyone, not just programmers.
What AI fluency means and why it matters, how generative AI actually works and where it falls short, and a practical framework for working with it well — from delegating tasks and writing effective prompts to knowing when to trust its output and when to double check it. For everyone, not just programmers.
Why older security habits are no longer enough, what practical steps you can take right now to better protect your accounts, and what emerging tools are changing how we stay secure online.
A live look at real attack traffic hitting one of Aprann's own applications, then a hands-on SQL injection demo against a deliberately vulnerable practice site to show exactly how accounts get broken into, and how least privilege, input validation, and MFA stop it.
Built a working financial-tracking app from a blank folder to a live, shareable link in under an hour, using AI-assisted coding, GitHub, and Vercel. It showed how little it now costs to turn a community idea into a real application.
A first hands-on introduction to Python for community members new to programming, with live examples and time for questions.
An introduction to version control: why developers use Git and GitHub to save, back up, and share their code, laying the groundwork for later sessions.
An introduction to coding with an AI assistant at your side. It covers what it can (and can't) do for you, and how it changes the pace of learning to build software.
A tour of Google's NotebookLM as a free study and research tool that turns your own documents into summaries, notes, and answers you can trust.
