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As part of the collab summit, I would like to have an organized effort to have each of the chartered working groups take 20 minutes each to give a presentation on their status, goals, issues, roadmap, etc. Also, we've talked about this before, but an organized, moderated plenary session co-chaired by the TSC and CommComm chairs would be excellent, along with timeboxed discussions.
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I think that settles it, let's do the two days after the conf.
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Both are good ideas. I thought we were going for the 7-8 like last year, and almost bought my plane tickets.. can we make a decision asap? Flight tickets would increase in prices the more we wait.
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Yep, I'm happy to help in any way I can. What sort of scale is expected for the collab summit? CodeCore and Mobify have good spaces, depending on what the scale is.
As for days, I'm happy with whichever. Also, I'd love to get a Code + Learn in there too.
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I will be there as a speaker, and would love to go to collabo summit!
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I don't see discussion on the agenda for the summit yet, but Anil from Intel was suggesting (and I agree) it would be good to have 1-2 hours to discuss benchmarking.
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I can do the weekend after, but would prefer the weekdays before.
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@nebrius maybe you should run an emoji vote on dates? In terms of venue, if we need a smaller one there are various work hubs around that are generous to hack-a-thons and meetups that might lend us space. @Qard might have some contacts there. @misterdjules might have some ideas on a space, as well.
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I prefer the weekdays as well, but will make it for whatever days work out best for everybody.
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@sam-github good idea on the vote, OP updated.
@Qard It's a little hard to know scale at this point in time, but I would guesstimate around 60-70 folks
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I have a (very mild) preference for the weekdays as well, but I wouldn’t be surprised if @hackygolucky & co already had started planning something?
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I have a (very mild) preference for the weekdays as well, but I wouldn’t be surprised if @hackygolucky & co already had started planning something?
Probably? I haven't heard anything about it, and I know some folks are starting to plan travel (myself included), so it would be nice to get this nailed down quickly so we can book flights.
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Thanks @hackygolucky! I updated the title to reflect this info
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/cc @hashseed @ofrobots @psmarshall because they're going to Interactive.
I need to double check the dates, but I'll probably be there for the collaborator summit. Last one in Berlin was really productive!
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@jasnell That's an amazing idea - if possible, it would be great to get these recorded both for those members not present, and those who are otherwise interested but can't attend. Would we need to allocate funds to do that?
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seems good
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@hackygolucky ... I can take the lead on organizing the plenary portion of the Collab Summit.
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I would like to have a session on http2, maybe with representatives of the various frameworks (Express, Hapi, Restify) if they are coming or willing to come.
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I'll be there if we manage to have a diagnostics session as outlined here nodejs/diagnostics#103
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Is there an agenda page? We should likely start something for signups if not
I believe @hackygolucky had something set up last time.
I'd like to see discussions around
- governance
- workers
- installer
- gyp / gc
and maybe more... will think on it
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Is there an agenda page?
While it seems like a good idea to discuss topics ahead of time, I think we might be best served by the unconference model that we've sorta kinda (but not completely) used in the past: Find out how many rooms we have, divvy up into time slots, and people decide (on the day of the event) what topics are discussed where and when. This allows prioritization based on (a) who actually shows up and (b) whatever transpires between now and the event.
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Well, various working groups have made loose plans for some sort of meeting at past summits. Nothing wrong with having a couple topics prepared when the suggestions are made.
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Well, various working groups have made loose plans for some sort of meeting at past summits. Nothing wrong with having a couple topics prepared when the suggestions are made.
Yup, nothing wrong with that whatsoever. Just commenting on the word agenda which I took (perhaps wrongly) to mean setting up times for things to happen.
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Is there an agenda page?
Yes. https://github.com/nodejs/summit/blob/master/2017-10/agenda.md
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ack sorry that was a mistake.
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This has happened. Closing.
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