If you’re a member of the Philly tech scene, you’re probably both competitive and well informed, so this should be right up your alley.
The New York Code + Design Academy, which expanded to Philly in 2014, is holding a session of quizzo, an infamous trivia bar game. And it’s all about the tech scene. Apparently, they used some of our coverage to write the questions (aw, thanks).
Philly Tech Quizzo is happening July 18 at Benjamin’s Desk’s 1701 Walnut location at 6 p.m., and organizers say it will be an intimate event, with around 20 to 40 people attending.
Here are the categories, so you can start crammin’:
- Philly Scene (why Philly is a great place to set up shop)
- Philly Tech (facts about local tech companies)
- Tech in the News (worldwide tech news)
- Tech in Pop Culture (tech cameos in popular music, TV and movies)
- Code (basics of HTML, CSS and JavaScript)
- Logos (identify partials of Philly tech logos)
We’re already trying to get a Technical.ly team together, so you better bring your A-game. It’s free.
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