Closed Tjzabel closed 6 years ago
As a note, we have a meeting set aside for Hacktoberfest in #44 (October 5th). I second that this would be a good chance to use the pizza money. If we're looking to do something outside of a meeting, we should also consider #39 (casual coding sessions) for continuing this longer-term.
Yes. I would really like to use that pizza money. :grinning:
Do we want to make this part of our project collaboration night meeting this Friday?
@jibby0 Could you write the upcoming week's email announcement since you are taking lead on this week's presentation?
We are lacking the bandwidth to arrange something this weekend (13th/14th), and the following weekend is Brick City, so we are looking at October 27th/28th for a Hacktoberfest Meetup. This would lead nicely into #39 for project collaboration nights as a recurring thing throughout November/December.
We can book Javas, Artesanos, Midight Oil, Crossroads...etc.
To clarify, this ticket is for something more than our last meeting topic? Would it be better to pilot this under project collaboration nights (#39)?
The hacktoberfest meeting took place last weekend. @jrtechs would you want to post a synopsis of what went on over the weekend as a closing remark?
We had a total of three people: myself, @ct-martin and my roommate. Low turnout was largely due to bad timing of the event since most of our eboard was out of town, it was raining, and danny hacks was going on. In the future we should send out a poll of the club to figure out when the most amount of people would be available.
Java Wally's is a perfect location for events like these, there was plenty of space. Coffee was good :+1:
I think that continuing this in the future would be a good idea because it would allow us to push for more projects since we would be able to sit down with people and on-board them into projects. I only say that since TigerOS is the only project with dedicated meeting time.
@jrtechs great! This is a good baseline to go off on. Now we know how to have a good event in the future :+1:
Issue resolved See https://github.com/RITlug/tasks/issues/39 for future collaboration events.
Hacktoberfest is coming!
...What is it?
For those who don't know, Hacktoberfest is a month-long event with GitHub and DigitalOcean aimed to get more open source contributions on GitHub.
We should think about whether or not we want to have a hacktoberfest meetup at some point during October. A Saturday/Sunday hack session would be a great way to get more involvement with the club, and get to know some of the members.
Here is some good information DigitalOcean has laid out on how to create a Hacktoberfest meetup.
Also, it may be a good time to use some of our Mozilla pizza money.