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Dates, location and expected number of participants?
Dates, location and expected number of participants?
sry i forgot to put it.
it's 2-3 Nov.
The dates are Nov. 2nd-3rd, 2019 and the venue is at East China Normal University in Shanghai. I mentioned this opportunity to Khaidi Chu was a goodwill to invite the node.js code-and learn community to reach out to more China developers who wishes to learn node.js. It doesn't mean we WANT to hold the workshop. This is supposed to be a community driven event, Isn't it?
Should you feel interested in holding the workshop, COSCon'19 will help provide venue, workshop hosting cloud platform, event promotion, etc. If there is a need to cover the travel expenses for a couple of mentors or teaching assistants, we can help find sponsor. As a non-profit all-volunteer open source community, we will try our best to cultivate the open source education and promotion with all other communities, including yours.
Best regards,
Ted LiuCo-Founder & Chairman of the Board of Directors, KAIYUANSHE |ASF Member, Sponsor Ambassador, IPMC Member, Echarts Podling Mentor Mail: tedliu@apache.org
On Monday, September 2, 2019, 09:39:51 PM GMT+8, Trivikram Kamat <notifications@github.com> wrote:
Dates and expected number of participants?
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The expect number of participants is really up to you. Best regards,
Ted LiuCo-Founder & Chairman of the Board of Directors, KAIYUANSHE |ASF Member, Sponsor Ambassador, IPMC Member, Echarts Podling Mentor Mail: tedliu@apache.org
On Monday, September 2, 2019, 10:08:43 PM GMT+8, Liu Ted <tedliu1@yahoo.com> wrote:
The dates are Nov. 2nd-3rd, 2019 and the venue is at East China Normal University in Shanghai. I mentioned this opportunity to Khaidi Chu was a goodwill to invite the node.js code-and learn community to reach out to more China developers who wishes to learn node.js. It doesn't mean we WANT to hold the workshop. This is supposed to be a community driven event, Isn't it?
Should you feel interested in holding the workshop, COSCon'19 will help provide venue, workshop hosting cloud platform, event promotion, etc. If there is a need to cover the travel expenses for a couple of mentors or teaching assistants, we can help find sponsor. As a non-profit all-volunteer open source community, we will try our best to cultivate the open source education and promotion with all other communities, including yours.
Best regards,
Ted LiuCo-Founder & Chairman of the Board of Directors, KAIYUANSHE |ASF Member, Sponsor Ambassador, IPMC Member, Echarts Podling Mentor Mail: tedliu@apache.org
On Monday, September 2, 2019, 09:39:51 PM GMT+8, Trivikram Kamat <notifications@github.com> wrote:
Dates and expected number of participants?
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/cc @Trott @addaleax
/cc @Trott @addaleax
I won't be able to travel during that time. Moreover, I've been suggesting a hiatus for Node.js core Code + Learn events, for various reasons. But that doesn't mean that a motivated and knowledgable individual couldn't make a great Code + Learn event happen!
/cc @Trott @addaleax
I won't be able to travel during that time. Moreover, I've been suggesting a hiatus for Node.js core Code + Learn events, for various reasons. But that doesn't mean that a motivated and knowledgable individual couldn't pull of a great Code + Learn event.
I think I can find some collaborator mentors to join this workshop. But we're lack of experience to hold one C+L workshop. Maybe we want some help of experience.
@oyyd hosted a great workshop at #94, he may give some useful experiences :)
I am going to work on primordials
in lib\buffer.js
I am going to work on primordials
inlib/internal/cluster/worker.js
I am going to work on var
in lib/assert.js
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in lib/path.js
working on env-string
in src/api/*.cc
I am going to work on primordials
in src/events.js
COSCon'18 wanted to hold C+L but finally aborted. (See https://github.com/nodejs/code-and-learn/issues/85)
COSCon'19 wants to apply for holding C+L again.
/cc @tedliu1
Thank you for considering!
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