Computing has been an established hobby for many years, right back to the days of home computers like the Sinclair ZX-80 and Commodore VIC-20. Since then folk have always been tinkering with their computers, upgrading them, writing programs to get them to do new things.
With the launch of the Raspberry Pi has awakened new interest in programming as a hobby and not just to control electronic circuits; there are folks out there using these £35 computers to run web servers, remote control devices over the Internet, build databases, etc.
At the Quantum Technology Club as we have members who have been programming for years. So whether you’re just trying out programming for the first time, or want to hone your skills, there’ll be somebody who can help you, or somebody you can help. We even have a professional web designer amongst our ranks if that’s your interest.