Meet for a Christmas beer and join in the discussion on the future of SuperMondays.

This Maker Space focused event covers: Maker Faire by Ian Simmons, 3D from Cay Green, Ed Bisdee talks Arduino to PIC, LEDs with Chris Burn and Quadcopter from Dan Nixon.

Jamie Hurst goes PyroCMS, Adam Onishi ponders Wordpress, Pete Duncanson's has horror stories, Adam Hill does Drupal and Philip Poots talks 'The Emperor CMS Has No Clothes'.

This month's event covers server operations, with Andrew Taylor talking DevOps, Oli Wood highlighting sensible scripting and Sam Lambert chats about a chat bot.

The Ignite100 teams will present to the public. Expect rapid-fire presentations from all eleven teams, and plenty to talk about afterwards. Ignite100 is a start-up accelerator programme.

Ten talks about: Rails Girls; Git, Bitcoin & Dolls; Student to Work; Jekyll; Code Club; Metadata; So Much to Learn; Home Automation; WYSIWYG Editors; and Mozilla's Education.

A local IT meet-up group. Matt Wells and Marc Qualie from Performance Horizon will intro Redis and MongoDB, while Sam Lambert from GitHub big ups MySQL.

Richard Powell talks speedy front end; Graham Morley covers speedy design; Paul Callaghan intros Elixir; Oli Wood is performance tuning; and Stefan Dantchev goes random.

A local IT focused group that does a short networking session followed by talks on a variety of subjects, this month the subject is presentations.

A collaborative event between SuperMondays and AppyMondays that will feature speakers who created products that attach directly to mobile devices or have connected apps.

This month's event is about Javascript enhancements: Richard Powell covers angular.js, Philip Poots explains Ember.js and Alex Kavanagh suggests Coffeescript.

There will be several talks about all aspects of syn-bio, everything from Wordpress plug-ins for describing designer bacteria, to bacteria that repair cracked concrete.

A change to preview and critique the presentations from teams on Ignite100 - Europe's first £1 million accelerator programme for early-stage digital start-ups.