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[Node.js] New Community Page #24

Closed ahmadawais closed 4 years ago

ahmadawais commented 5 years ago

Let's build a new community page for Node.js.

Inspiration:

Discussion from the meetings on this topic:

Awais: Let's reboot the Node.js community page, current examples are as follows:
foundation.nodejs.org/community
Maedah: But again first we need to define the “scope” of community. It’ll help us revamp the page the right way. If we are starting with meetups initially then we need to start working on its line of action. Rules and guidelines!
Awais: Instead of defining the scope how about we move the Community page over to Nodejs.dev and start with what we have already — improve from there.
Maedah: We can do that as well. How about making an issue like redesigning community page and ask for suggestions/feedback.
Maedah: I have scrolled the current page and I think there’s a lot which we can do from the layout to components to the entire lingo.
ahmadawais commented 5 years ago

Tierney's Idea: Can we merge the Getting Started with this page?

saqibameen commented 5 years ago

I have crafted an outline of what possibly we can add to the community page. Probably we can start from this and move on to writing the content for the page.

What are your thoughts on this folks?

msaaddev commented 5 years ago

I think the following can also be added and would be a good addition to the outline.

This can be put after the Code of Conduct section.

ahmadawais commented 5 years ago

Go ahead you two and start building the page. I'll leave my comments in the PRs.

Saad, that Slack community link doesn't look right. Not sure if it's an official one. So let's leave that out.

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I think the following can also be added and would be a good addition to the outline.

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Code of Conduct — Displays the code of conduct/community guidelines of the NodeJS community. It can be put right after Want to Contribute.

Stuck at somewhere

This can be put after the Code of Conduct section.

  • News — All the latest news of the NodeJS community will be posted here. This can be put after Community Events.

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MaedahBatool commented 5 years ago

So, for now we are sticking with this outline and start curating a community.md file. I was thinking out loud that how about we divide these sections among us. Especially those which are not related to each other and submit PRs.

saqibameen commented 5 years ago

@msaaddev and I have curated some content for the community page and created a PR for it.

ahmadawais commented 5 years ago

@saqibameen @msaaddev updates?//

saqibameen commented 5 years ago

@ahmadawais we have made the changes as discussed in our last meeting.

ahmadawais commented 5 years ago

@saqibameen please review the new pull requests when they are ready. That's how you can help. @msaaddev when you are done with the changes, it's a good idea to request a PR review otherwise no one knows about the progress.

I just left a review with changes requested.

saqibameen commented 4 years ago

I have reviewed the PR, @msaaddev is going to make the changes. The community page PR is in better shape now. Hopefully, we will be able to finalize it by the next meeting.