Are the Precompiler Prereqs Available?

[Matt Shields]

I have checked here, Slack, and the sessions page on the CodeMash website, but I can't find anything on prereqs. I am trying to spend the next couple of days getting my machine ready. Does anyone know if they have been posted and I missed it?

FYI, I am planning on:

Day 1

7 Languages in 7 Hours, Part 1

7 Languages in 7 Hours, Part 2

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Day 2

Using Light Weight Methods to Drive Your Designs Forward - Part 1

Advanced Topics in Spring

Thanks,

Matt

[Matt Shields]

I answered my own question. The answer was in my work email.

http://prereqs.codemash.org/

[Michael Slade]

Matt,

We are continually updating that site as the speakers provide us with their materials.  You will want to check the site regularly to see if the pre-compilers you are interested in have updates.

Thanks,

Mike Slade 

Assistant to the Codemash Cat Herders

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[Matt Williams]

If anyone in the Seven Languages Tutorial is interested, I have made a docker image which has all of the languages installed.

It's at https://hub.docker.com/r/ottercat/codemash-sevenlangs/ -- I'm uploading it right now.  If you want to use it; I'd suggest pulling it before the conference:

docker pull ottercat/codemash-sevenlangs

Then to use it, cd to the directory where you're going to do the work for the tutorial, then:

docker run -it -v `pwd`:/work ottercat/codemash-sevenlangs

Then you can cd /work and compile, etc...

You can still use your favorite editor outside of the docker container.

Matt

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