Chester How

Product at Mobbin

took awhile but we finally did vol. 2 of demos with friends!! who knew we had so many talented builders in singapore! 🇸🇬

Chester How

Product at Mobbin

inspired by @meshtimes_'s recent show-and-tell event, i hosted a lil demo night for my teammates at @mobbin 🎃🕺 it was sooo fun seeing what my crazy talented teammates have been up to — from wip personal apps, to a 3D-printing obsession, to a custom-designed cat fountain 🤯

NUS WiT

Women in Tech @ NUS Computing

Last week, we had an incredible time learning from six inspiring women in tech who’ve shared their unique experiences, challenges, and triumphs in the tech world.🗺️ 💡 From navigating male-dominated industries to making groundbreaking strides in their fields, these women brought powerful insights to the table. 💻🙌 Thank you to all who joined and made this Career Human Library session such a success. We can’t wait to host more events like this and continue building a community that uplifts and empowers women in tech! 💜✨ Stay tuned for upcoming events, and let’s keep the conversations going! 🤝💭 #NUSComputing #WomenInTech

Converted our ideathon concept into a Swift app. SolarpunkGo: a gamified STEM learning app for young girls

Yangshun Tay

Founder, GreatFrontEnd

Introducing Artisan, generate themeable webpages with AI! 🎨 I've long been a fan of Tailwind's approach of writing atomic classes within your HTML. It makes code examples very easy to copy and paste to be used in your own project. Many of my projects these days are built using Tailwind. However, most Tailwind example websites I see on the internet are static and not themeable. I want to see how a particular component or section looks with my custom font, brand color, border radius etc. Over the past few weeks, I worked with a team of NUS School of Computing students Charisma Kausar, Florentiana Yuwono, Xu Yi and Jason Christopher and mentored them to create Artisan (https://www.artisan.land). Artisan is two things: 1) It contains themeable Tailwind examples for components and sections. You can change theme values like font family, border radius, brand color, border width, etc. Sections are built using components (e.g. button, text, inputs) as well, so that the appearance and style is consistent across different sections using the same components. The copyable code samples also use components instead of raw HTML for maximum reusability. 2) AI-powered webpage generator. Enter a prompt and a page will be generated for you, using the available components and sections with a suitable theme. LLMs are used to select appropriate theme configuration and sections for the prompt. You can also continue refining the generated result and change the theming. Like the Tailwind examples, the generated webpage's code is componentized and can be easily copied out as well. Currently, marketing homepage and portfolio websites use cases are supported but more kind of pages will be supported in future. If you're in NUS today, the team has a booth at the School of Computing project showcase and will be there from 3 to 7pm! It's an event you won't want to miss, where you can witness Artisan in action and see how it can transform your web design projects, along with 40+ other cool projects! 🗓️✨ Additionally, there's a Artisan Portfolio Hack competition ongoing where cool prizes can be won! Showcase your creativity and design skills by creating a portfolio using Artisan and amaze everyone with your talent! 🚀🏆 If you're curious about what Artisan can do, try it out for yourself at https://www.artisan.land and watch Charisma Kausar demo the product in the video :) #cs3216 #nus #schoolofcomputing #artisanui #ai

NUS WiT

Women in Tech @ NUS Computing

🎤 We are thrilled to announce our new interview series featuring female students at NUS School of Computing, sharing their unique experiences and journeys. This is a great opportunity for current students to connect with seniors and learn from their stories. 👩‍💻 In our latest interview, we had the pleasure of speaking with Charisma Kausar 🌸 , a final year computing student with a focus in AI and software engineering. Charisma shared valuable insights on how to build a strong personal brand through a personal portfolio. 🔎 Read the full interview write-up here: https://lnkd.in/erXG8kwf #WomenInTech #NUSComputing #PersonalBranding

Hannah Kai Xin Chia

Working on tech at URA

Thank you for inviting Charisma Kausar and I to share about our hackathon project at this event Divya Anand! It was such a pleasure to listen to the panelists. Their diverse backgrounds, coupled with the exciting things they are working on now, really shows how many different paths there are to STEM and how varied and creative the jobs can be there. Also, I really appreciated the conversations and candid advice I received from Georgette Tan Adamopoulos and Christina Teo - thank you for being so generous with your time with me! “Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much more” - Hellen Keller. This was never more true than today. What an incredibly inspiring day it was dedicated to empowering women and young minds in STEM! Earlier this year Tata Communications pledged to work with United Women Singapore to ignite the spark of curiosity and inspire and mentor the next generation of women leaders in STEM. As part of this initiative Tata Communications created a bespoke opportunity for a diverse group of enthusiastic female students from various schools across Singapore, along with United Women Singapore, to advance gender equality and showcase the technology that drives the most exacting sport, today - Formula 1®. These students had the opportunity to engage with the technical geniuses behind the scenes and speak with inspiring role models across the ecosystem of sports, technology, and business. A heartfelt thanks to our partners she1K, Weber Shandwick and United Women Singapore for their unwavering commitment to carrying this torch forward. While our event may have ended, the impact of this event will continue to echo. This is another step in creating a more inclusive and sustainable future. #AMPITUP #Empowerment #WomenInSTEM #SingaporeGP #F1