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Yeoman Toronto Hackathon 2014 #12

Closed SBoudrias closed 10 years ago

SBoudrias commented 10 years ago

First Yeoman hackathon ever will be hold in Toronto from October 17th to the 19th 2014. (Yeah, that's this weekend)

Event page: http://www.yeoman.to/events/yeoman-tooling-hackathon/ RSVP: http://www.meetup.com/Toronto-Yeoman-User-Group/events/190852932/

Comments below to let everyone know what you'll be working on!

SBoudrias commented 10 years ago

(Here's my project as an example)

Hey everyone, I'm Simon. If you follow the Yeoman project, you've probably seen me working on the core system.

I'll be roaming around to give supports and help attendees. As time permit, I'll try to advance the next yeoman file-system.

Team: I'm alone for now, but anyone is welcome to help me on that project!

maurerbot commented 10 years ago

Hey yeoman attendees, I'm Adrian a full stack developer interested in working on any of the issues. Mention me in this thread if you want to team up.

ruyadorno commented 10 years ago

Hi everyone, I'm Ruy - you can pronounce it like Roy :)

I'm a heavy user of the Yeoman platform (I even maintain an internal generator at work) so if anyone has questions about how to create generators, extend them, feel free to reach to me.

I want to contribute to the Yeoman core and will probably start working on the actionnable issues, let me know if someone else want to join forces.

bitwit commented 10 years ago

Hey, I'm Kyle. I'm going to be working on making a pull request to the grunt-bump plugin which we are a fan of at work and also making my first generator.

I'd like the generator to focus on helping people automatically version their apps based on following a proper git branching workflow. More on what I'm thinking about here: http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/

Basically, it would help people apply Major, Minor and Patch versions to their projects automatically based on the branch the changes have been merged from.

marc22alain commented 10 years ago

Hi, I Marc. I am going to start with going through the Yeoman tutorials.

summerspirit commented 10 years ago

Hi, I'm Naomi.

I'm pretty new to Yeoman and am probably interested in working on something in the actionnable items.

@ruyadorno maybe we can connect this weekend?

ryan-wong commented 10 years ago

Hi I'm Ryan. I'm going help fix issues.

mhdatie commented 10 years ago

Hi I'm Mohamad. I'm new to Yeoman, will go through the tutorials and will try my best to fix any issues.

addyosmani commented 10 years ago

Quick ask: if anyone has a chance to go through the tutorials (looks like some planned on it) and verify they work with the latest versions of the generators and dependencies mentioned that would be amazing

http://yeoman.io/codelab.html :)

mhdatie commented 10 years ago

@addyosmani should I be using the latest angular generator or I go by what's requested [@0.9.2]?

SBoudrias commented 10 years ago

@MohamadAtieh We're pretty sure the codelab will work on the requested version.

We'd like to bump the codelab to use the latest version of the generator. So if you don't mind digging around when something break and leaving us issues/pull request with documentation fix - then you should try following the tutorial with the latest release.

bitwit commented 10 years ago

Hey all, thanks for the awesome hackathon! I learned a ton about Grunt over the weekend.

I just published my first grunt plugin grunt-git-flow-bump on npm and expect we'll start using it at work soon in some of our projects. https://github.com/bitwit/grunt-git-flow-bump

Nice meeting you all!