Learn Automation Through Live Sessions

Join our practical webinars where we walk through real bot development scenarios. No fluff presentations—just actual screen sharing, code examples, and honest answers to your automation questions.

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Upcoming Sessions for 2025

We run these sessions monthly, usually mid-week afternoons Taiwan time. Each one covers a different aspect of business automation—from basic script logic to handling API integration challenges.

August 14, 2025

Building Your First Business Bot

We'll create a simple data collection bot from scratch. You'll see how to structure the logic, handle errors when sites don't load properly, and store results in a format you can actually use.

14:00 - 15:30 GMT+8 Beginner Level
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September 11, 2025

Handling Authentication and Sessions

Most useful automation requires logging in somewhere. We'll tackle the common roadblocks—cookies that expire, multi-step verification, and keeping sessions alive during longer operations.

15:00 - 16:30 GMT+8 Intermediate
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October 9, 2025

Working With APIs and Data Formats

Sometimes you need to pull data from services or push information to other platforms. This session covers practical API integration—dealing with rate limits, parsing responses, and handling failures gracefully.

14:30 - 16:00 GMT+8 Intermediate
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November 13, 2025

Keeping Bots Running Reliably

The difference between a script that works once and one you can depend on daily. We'll discuss monitoring, logging, automatic restarts, and how to get notified when something breaks at 3 AM.

15:00 - 16:30 GMT+8 Advanced
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Real Developers, Real Experience

Our webinar hosts aren't just presenters. They're the same people who build automation solutions for Taiwan businesses day-to-day. When you ask a question, you get an answer based on what actually works in production environments.

Expect straight talk about what's feasible, what's complicated, and what's probably not worth the effort. We've learned most lessons the hard way—through trial, error, and late-night debugging sessions—so you don't have to.

Sessions are kept small on purpose. Usually 15-20 participants. That way there's room for specific questions and we can adjust examples based on what people find confusing.

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Portrait of webinar instructor Leif Branson

Leif Branson

Senior Automation Developer

Spent five years building scraping systems for e-commerce companies. Now helps businesses automate the repetitive stuff they wish they'd automated years ago.

Portrait of webinar instructor Callum Svendsen

Callum Svendsen

Integration Specialist

Works mostly with API connections and data pipelines. Good at explaining why things broke and what you can do about it before your boss notices.

What You'll Actually Learn

Each webinar focuses on one practical aspect of automation. We show you the code, explain why it's structured that way, and walk through the parts that usually trip people up.

Script Structure Basics

How to organize your code so it's maintainable. What to put in functions, when to break things into modules, and why good naming prevents headaches later.

Error Handling Reality

Things will fail. Network timeouts, changed page layouts, unexpected data formats. We'll show you how to catch problems and decide whether to retry, skip, or alert someone.

Data Storage Options

Where should results go? CSV files, databases, cloud storage—depends on what you're doing with the data afterward. We compare options based on actual use cases.

Deployment Strategies

Getting your bot from your laptop to somewhere it runs automatically. Local servers, cloud platforms, scheduling services—we'll discuss trade-offs for each approach.

Performance Concerns

When your script needs to process hundreds or thousands of items. Techniques for running faster without overwhelming servers or getting blocked.

Debugging Techniques

How to figure out why something isn't working. Adding useful logging, testing individual components, and narrowing down where the problem actually lives.

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Join Our Next Session

Sessions fill up quickly since we keep them small. If you're considering automation for your business and want to see what's involved, grab a spot while they're available.

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