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Node.js Collaboration Summit - Amsterdam Sept 17-18 #16DescriptionFinally, another Collaboration Summit!
Collaboration Summit is an un-conference for contributors to Node.js to get together and discuss Node.js :)
We have space for a few hundred people in the same venue as Node.js Interactive the two days following all the talks.
http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/node-interactive-europe
Node.js Interactive attendees can join for no additional cost. If you are a committer and are not attending interactive we can register you just for the collaboration summit.
/cc @nodejs/members
Content
The content is provided by the participants! Please use this issue to discuss any topics you might want to put on the agenda so that we can flush a few things out before the event.
Travel Assistance
We have some budget to cover travel stipends but it is limited. Any contributors who can't make it without a stiped should comment on this issue and the TSC will give out the stipends where possible based on the budget restrictions.
I would also recommend that contributors in Europe only apply to the event in the EU and US contributors to the one in the US so that we can spread out the funds we have. If you do not live in either the EU or the US, please apply to whichever one you prefer. Also, anyone speaking at the event is already eligible for the same stipend so no need to apply here. Reacted by TwistedKap, Yosuke Furukawa, Robert Jefe Lindstädt, Behcet, Anna Henningsen, Francisco, Vlad Miller, stiekel, Steve Mao, Michele Capra and 4 more Reacted by Francisco, Matteo Collina and Konstantinos Margaritis Activityeljefedelrodeodeljefe commented on Jun 21, 2016 Will attend, even in case I can't attend Node Interactive. If anyone wants to share an AirBnB give me ping.
Topic Proposals
Reacted by Mikeal Rogers, Yosh, Hemanth HM, Saúl Ibarra Corretgé and Steve Mao YurySolovyov commented on Jun 21, 2016 mcollina commented on Jun 21, 2016 I propose a session on streams. Possibly going through how the thing works internally.
I'm also interested in diagnostics, benchmarking, and performance in general.
Anyway, I'm in. Reacted by Behrad Zari, Guy Ellis, Yosh, Hemanth HM, Bryan English and Kerim Satirli mikeal commented on Jun 21, 2016 ContributorAuthor More actions @mcollina I think we should have a session called "So, what are we gonna do about streams?" eljefedelrodeodeljefe commented on Jun 21, 2016 @YurySolovyov no (unless there is overlap). I rather mean something "So, what are we gonna do about child_process?", or "Node.js and systems programming". We'll see. I need to work on this myself first.
+1 for @mcollina points. mcollina commented on Jun 21, 2016 @mikeal LOL. Yes. Given that's the most legacy thing that is in Node. YurySolovyov commented on Jun 21, 2016 I'm not sure this is a good place to ask, but will sessions be recorded? I can't attend, but would love to see them afterwards. lucamaraschi commented on Jun 21, 2016 Life after death aka the future of post-mortem!
- Common Heap dump format
- Cross platform analysis tools
mikeal commented on Jun 21, 2016 ContributorAuthor More actions @YurySolovyov the talks at Interactive are recorded but you can't really record unconf discussions. We considered this last time and decided against it in favor of just keeping quality notes. vladmiller commented on Jun 21, 2016 Would be really interesting to hear about complex task processing, e.g. when you need to merge data from multiple sources and there are dozens of steps to complete the task and each step can fail. Like which tools to use, what if you need process millions of records, how to preserve state, how to recover state. mafintosh commented on Jun 21, 2016 If there is a streams session I'll try to swing by. Reacted by Thomas Watson and S.Y. Lee vladmiller commented on Jun 21, 2016 @Fibric You probably misunderstood me. I want to hear about how other people build their workers to be resilient when processing big data, not the queues. nebrius commented on Jun 21, 2016 I'll most likely be attend Interactive US, not sure about EU yet. If I ended up attending Interactive EU though, I'll be there for the summit. If so, I'd love to chat about nodejs/inclusivity#132, which I suspect will still be a work in progress in September. yunong commented on Jun 21, 2016 I'm with @lucamaraschi -- would like to talk about post-mortem tooling but also production tooling as well. mikeal commented on Jun 28, 2016 ContributorAuthor More actions bnb commented on Jun 28, 2016 @mikeal Okay! Would I be able to apply for assistance? There's a chance I wouldn't need it based on an employment situation, but there's no certainty in that at this point (there will be come September). I very much feel a need to go, and want to ensure I can, so I thought I'd ask. mikeal commented on Jun 28, 2016 ContributorAuthor More actions @bnb yup, we'll open that up in a few months when we get closer to that event. bnb commented on Jun 28, 2016 mhdawson commented on Jun 29, 2016 You mentioning registering for the summit. Is there a link for where to do that ? saghul commented on Jul 11, 2016 @bnoordhuis (and anyone who wants to join) How about some discussion / planning for libuv v2.x ? Reacted by Robert Jefe Lindstädt Reacted by Yosh Reacted by Steve Mao bnoordhuis commented on Jul 11, 2016 yosuke-furukawa commented on Jul 22, 2016 I will go there! I dont need assistance. I would like to discuss about ES.next features for Node.js.
like:
- ES Modules
- Zone
- Promise (with default unhandledRejection behavior)
- Stream
bnoordhuis commented on Jul 22, 2016 cc @addaleax - as a student you're almost certainly eligible for reimbursement. mikeal commented on Jul 22, 2016 ContributorAuthor More actions @bnoordhuis @addaleax we also have a fund for the Code and Learn workshop that we can use to send committers who are taking part in the workshop. williamkapke commented on Jul 22, 2016 On the less technical side, I would like to discuss Collaboration + Node.js Bot + Openness. bnoordhuis commented on Jul 23, 2016 williamkapke commented on Jul 23, 2016 Sure @bnoordhuis...
The Foundation's list of goals includes:
- Increase Contributions
- Maintain transparency & open governance
...which I'm a big advocate for. We want these things, but we don't want to add annoying overhead that makes it HARDER to contribute. My preferred way of improving on those topics is through automation. A few of us have been working on the Node.js GitHub Bot to accomplish this. I think it's a really neeto project and would like to: show it off / talk about plans / solicit feedback / drum up interest.
I know other people have ideas and I'd like there to be a forum for them to share them. mikeal commented on Aug 11, 2016 ContributorAuthor More actions At this point people should create new issues for sessions they would like to see. These issues should also solicit someone to lead them.
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