This is the last Scottish Technology Club bulletin of the year. It’s been a pleasure compiling this bulletin every Monday morning - I hope you have enjoyed reading it as much as I’ve enjoyed writing it. It has been heartening to see so many meetups grow through the year, with lots of new launches across Scotland. I write this bulletin every week as I want to build new opportunities for collaboration, whether that be through entrepreneurial and commercial products, art and tech culture or learning for the fun of it. Connecting people through events is a great way of encouraging these opportunities - and I’m looking forward to building more in 2026.

In January we’ll be running a “personal websites” code jam at both EdinburghJS and GlasgowJS. If you will be setting a new year resolution to build yourself a website, portfolio, or to blog or vlog more then maybe this event is for you? We’re currently arranging details on the Discord and will announce further details soon.

I’ll be at Tectonic in Glasgow on Wednesday, and will round off the year with our Christmas Social next week. I’d love to see you there! The bulletin will be back in early January.

This week in content from across Scotland:

• James made a new homepage
• Glasgow announed Ideas2App - support for No-Coding an app for new businesses
• Sarah wrote Can you recover a deleted Microsoft Entra Tenant?
• Olly gave his opinion on coding with AI: The Andy Warhol of indie dev
• Daniel livestreamed releasing stuff
• Python Glasgow livestreamed People, Maps and Llamas: using Python at EDINA and the UK Data Service