Open lvivier opened 8 years ago
Nodeschool International Day - 2016 Enrolment is open.
"Over 24 hours, the NodeSchool community will come together and organize Nodeschool events all around the globe. #nodeschool-day"
Please read PARTICIPATING.md to get the most out of the day
Enrollment Closes on May 1st at 18:00 GMT
Please read ORGANISERS.md to understand what responsibilities are required
Tweet using the #hashtag #nodeschool-day
Join the chat at https://gitter.im/nodeschool/international-day
2015 saw the beginning of Nodeschool Toronto. Our goal at the start was to provide an event every month. Besides a small summer break, we have hit this mark! It's been amazing to see the group grow in size with each event.
We've started to experiment with new ideas. For example, the team introduced lightning talks at the beginning of the event. In these talks mentors discuss topics like debugging in node, new features in ES6, and electron.
The mentors are not the only people presenting talks, attendees who have been working on something they are proud of are encouraged to demo their project! Communication is also key to keeping things moving, the Toronto chapter slack has been a great way for mentors and attendees to keep in touch.
In 2016 we are looking to keep the momentum going, creating a safe space for attendees to learn and have fun!
@Rchristiani - nice group photo!!
@iancrowther @Rchristiani awesome, thanks for the content! If I don't see anything else within the week, maybe I'll do a Vancouver write up as well and this can be the Canuck edition.
It would be nice if you could wait until monday morning ^^ maybe I have something to add ;)
@martinheidegger definitely, no hurry on this afaik!
maybe @robertkowalski wants to contribute a Havana writeup?
On Thu, Jan 14, 2016 at 10:39 AM, Luke Vivier notifications@github.com wrote:
@martinheidegger https://github.com/martinheidegger definitely, no hurry on this afaik!
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/nodeschool/newsletter/issues/8#issuecomment-171733839 .
I can provide photos and a summary in May (our Nodeschool Havana is scheduled for the end of April)
@lvivier I just submitted: https://github.com/nodeschool/organizers/issues/309 It would be nice if It could be mentioned in the newsletter. (nothing else to add for the time being)
@martinheidegger looks great, I'll try to come up with a brief summary of your efforts from that issue
ping ;)
@martinheidegger pong…I've been neglecting my NodeSchool duties. I'll try to get a draft in today and we can all weigh in before I email it out :ok_hand: thanks for yer patience :smiley:
Hi! We want to share the NodeSchool Girls experience in Medellín - Colombia, maybe is a little bit late :/ https://gist.github.com/naranjitagolden/0a520dec698e924a6002
This has to get a mention hey!
https://twitter.com/nodeschool_ist/status/701018281335988225
What we think is the biggest nodeschool ever at 350+
blimey its going to be a bumper newsletter!
new workshopper - https://github.com/senecajs/seneca-in-practice
New NodeSchool Chapter in St. Petersburg, FL
did this newsletter go out?
Feel free to mention last year's international day highlights video
cc @josep2 @maxogden
Time for a new newsletter! We're looking for three to five short segments about what's going on in the NodeSchool community. Are you an organizer, a mentor, or an attendee? Please pitch in! Add a comment to this thread with the text of your segment, or a link to a gist, blog post, tweetstorm, whatever you've got.
"Segments"?
A segment should be a couple paragraphs and a couple photos, in Markdown.
Ideas for segments:
Previously