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== Sessions == | == Sessions == | ||
The following sessions would be good to have. The intent is to have a room to ourselves and, run the participants through the bits and pieces that make them into a good developer. We will encourage the participants to come with their own laptops and, as a back-up we would provide copious notes and, links for further reading | |||
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|''' No. '''|| '''Session Title '''|| ''' Summary''' || '''Presenter''' || '''Notes''' | |||
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|'' ''||''An overview from 10,000 feet''||''What Open Source is about; introduction to the Fedora project''||''''||'''' | |||
|'' ''||''Community and Communication''||''How communication provides the 'Open'; F2F, synch and async communication; communication tools; synthetic third culture.''||''''||'''' | |||
|'' ''||''Setting up the contributor workbench''||''Obtaining source, build environment and tools, build systems, building''||''''||'''' | |||
|'' ''||''RPM Packaging Basics''||''What they are, how to use them, and how to create them''||''''||'''' | |||
|'' ''||''Let the Bugzilla be your friend''||''Introduction to Bugzilla, what is a bug?, bugzilla basics, writing a good bug/comment, review, bugmail''||''''||'''' | |||
|'' ''||''Debugging, Testing, Patching''||''Debugging tools and techniques overview/ demo, debug and release builds, source servers, debuggers, stack traces, testing and patching''||''''||'''' | |||
|'' ''||''How to learn QA and Testing''||''Introduction to Fedora QA, tools, tricks and tips''||''''||'''' | |||
|'' ''||''Wrap-up Session''||''Wrapping up for the day and, ways to keep the conversation going''||''''||'''' | |||
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== Event Owners == | == Event Owners == | ||
Revision as of 04:36, 18 January 2010
Site
Registration
http://gnunify.in/register/speaker
Add yourself if you are coming.
| No. | Name | T-Shirt Size | Comments | Accommodation |
| 1 | Hiemanshu Sharma | XL | NA | Required |
Sessions
The following sessions would be good to have. The intent is to have a room to ourselves and, run the participants through the bits and pieces that make them into a good developer. We will encourage the participants to come with their own laptops and, as a back-up we would provide copious notes and, links for further reading
| No. | Session Title | Summary | Presenter | Notes | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| An overview from 10,000 feet | What Open Source is about; introduction to the Fedora project | ' | ' | Community and Communication | How communication provides the 'Open'; F2F, synch and async communication; communication tools; synthetic third culture. | ' | ' | Setting up the contributor workbench | Obtaining source, build environment and tools, build systems, building | ' | ' | RPM Packaging Basics | What they are, how to use them, and how to create them | ' | ' | Let the Bugzilla be your friend | Introduction to Bugzilla, what is a bug?, bugzilla basics, writing a good bug/comment, review, bugmail | ' | ' | Debugging, Testing, Patching | Debugging tools and techniques overview/ demo, debug and release builds, source servers, debuggers, stack traces, testing and patching | ' | ' | How to learn QA and Testing | Introduction to Fedora QA, tools, tricks and tips | ' | ' | Wrap-up Session | Wrapping up for the day and, ways to keep the conversation going | ' | ' |
Event Owners
Event ticket for keeping track of details at https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-india/ticket/54 (only event owners would have access)
Tasks
Please take up any item that you can. Also add if you want anything.
| Tasks | Sub tasks | Owner | Comments |