Code And Learn at Node Interactive in Austin about code-and-learn

[mcollina]

I'll be there.

A couple of notes. I think we should come up with more substantial "good-first-contributions", so all mentors should probably engage in creating/tagging some issues before the event.
A massive amount of var -> const is not 100% what it needs.

I think we should also stress the fact that in OSS we triple-check each other work, and it takes a while for a contribution to land. And they need to stick with it, and follow it through till its landed.
There is the misconception that their task was just sending a PR. The amount of back-and-forth and change needed is quite high.

Regarding the fresh checkout, a couple of USB sticks and instructions can do wonders. We can also send them instructions on how to do a checkout before the event.. :)

[imyller]

I'm available for reviewing & mentoring PRs remotely.

I suggest that new (temporary) Github Project is opened for grouping Austion C&L session PRs and special attention is given for those to make it a pleasant experience for participants.

[addaleax]

@nodejs/collaborators: Who of you is going to be at NI NA and is able to help with mentoring Code & Learn attendees? Are some of you likely going to be able to review PRs as they are being opened?

[bengl]

If I'm at NINA (most likely), I'm in. If not, happy to review.

[Trott]

I'll be there!

[evanlucas]

I'll be there and would love to help!

[williamkapke]

I'll be there in a supportive role (like I did in Amsterdam).

[MylesBorins]

o/

[bmeck]

I can be there to help in person :)

[jasnell]

I'll be there for sure.

[lrlna]

Ooo! Y'all are doing another one in Austin! I am gonna come again then ^_^

[sam-github]

I'll be there, I can help.

[addaleax]

Okay I’m closing this in favour of @hackygolucky’s #60, that seems a bit more organized, but I’ll take the liberty to add people who raised their hand for mentoring here over there :)

[addaleax]

(Please indicate the OS combinations you’d be able to help with over there!)