Nov 27th 2024, Community Call Agenda

[marcduiker]

📞 Dapr Community Call Live Stream

Every two weeks we live-stream a community call to highlight community created content, showcase new features, review upcoming milestones, and engage in Q&A with the Dapr community - everyone is welcome, and we encourage you to attend or give a session!

The purpose of this issue is to form a discussion amongst the Dapr community on potential topics to highlight during the meeting. If you have a topic you wish to present or learn more about, please comment and be sure to include your name and a short description of the topic.

The conversations in this thread will directly influence the meeting agenda for the community call on , at 9 AM PST (See it in your local time). The meeting agenda is finalized by a Community Call Host prior to the meeting.

We'll be live-streaming to YouTube. See you at the community call! 👋

Agenda

• Introduction
• Session 1: TBD
• Session 2: TBD
• Dapr news / Show & tell
• Open discussion

• Closing

  Checklists for the host

Before the meeting

• [ ] Find speakers
• [ ] Collect Dapr news (blog posts & videos found on social media, and show-and-tell Discord channel)
• [ ] Prepare slide deck
• [ ] Send meeting invite to the speakers
• [ ] Announce the meeting on social media
  • [ ] 1 week before
  • [ ] 1 day before
  • [ ] 1 hour before

During the meeting

• Welcome & announce that the meeting will be recorded
• Start the recording
• Show the agenda
• Welcome first speaker
• First session
• Q&A first session
• Welcome second speaker
• Second session
• Q&A second session
• Show Dapr related news, posts, videos.
• Open discussion
• Closing & mention Dapr Discord channel

After the meeting

• [ ] Add chapters to the video
• [ ] Add links to the video description
  • [ ] Read-only link to slides
  • [ ] Dapr Discord link
  • [ ] Other relevant links related to the sessions
• [ ] Announce the published video on social media
• [ ] Close this issue

[WhitWaldo]

I'd be happy to take a few minutes of this call to present a recent open source contribution of mine that can help out with maintaining Workflows from .NET applications.