Re: ToulouseJAM: Jenkins Hackergarten on 9th of March

[Baptiste Mathus]

Hi,

Date is approaching, putting the dev list in copy for gathering possibly more feedback. 

For details: (you'll need google translate if you don't read french):

https://jenkins-ci.org/blog/2016/03/02/toulousejam-hackergarten/

I've created a trello board where anyone is allowed to comment. 

https://trello.com/c/D5ZqhM6z/5-hackers-comment-here-to-get-added-to-the-board

Feel free to propose/create ideas of things you think might be doable for beginners in a ~4/6 hours session. 

Even if your plugin needs some help, just propose it.

If you have any ideas/insights/tips about organizing that kind of session, I'll be happy to hear them.

Any feedback in general welcome.

Thanks!

2016-02-08 21:02 GMT+01:00 Baptiste Mathus <bma...@batmat.net>:

Hi all!

About to publish the event to meetup today or tomorrow.

To sum up, I want to organize something that will help people start hacking on the project (which is, I think, the definition of a hackergarten, but let's clarify just in case).

That could be: starting a new plugin idea, trying to propose a pull request for the core or a plugin, discuss some specific features of Jenkins, explain how the project is organized and welcomes contributions, and so on.

Does anybody have any pointer about organizing a [Jenkins] Hackergarten?

To spice up the session a bit, would it be possible to receive a few goodies like the last time in december? 

(where we were ~80, but I'd expect less people showing up for a hackergarten, also because we are gonna again co-host with the JUG and there should be a Docker and a Ansible workshops alongside Jenkins').

Thanks for any help, any pointer.

-- Baptiste