Node.js Contributor Workshop

CCOSS 2019

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1. Node.js Contributor Workshop @CCOSS - 2019
2. • 10:00 - Introduction to Projects • 10:30 - Project Landscape • 11:30 - Break • 12:30 - Environment Setup • 13:00 - Lunch • 14:30 - Contribution Hackathon • 18:00 - Party
3. Giovanny Gongora @Gioyik
4. –Tierney Cyren @bitandbang “ there's a place for you to contribute to Node.js no matter your skillset ”
5. nodejs.dev
6. Introduction
7. My experience with OSS
8. TOR Project
9. Mozilla
10. Node.js
11. Project Landscape
12. Contributor Path
13. Asking for General Help
14. Reporting an Issue
15. Code Contributions
16. Becoming a collaborator
17. The Node.js OpenJS Foundation
18. The OpenJS Foundation is governed by a board consisting of corporate members, an Individual Membership Director, a TSC Director, and a CommComm Director. In total, 5 committees within the Foundation – the TSC, the CommComm, the Legal Committee, the Marketing Committee and the Finance Committee.
19. TSC The Node.js Technical Steering Committee, a top-level committee in the OpenJS Foundation tasked with technical stewardship of the project as a whole.
20. CommComm The Node.js Community Committee, a top-level committee in the OpenJS Foundation tasked with outward facing work and community relations.
21. WG Working Group, a group with independent governance and ownership of a specific task or domain.
22. Initiative and Team These are groups that aren't independently chartered but have some form of ownership over a task or domain. Initiative is used in the CommComm and TSC, while Team is only used by the TSC.
23. Working Groups are a concept under the TSC but not the Community Committee. They have formal, independent charters just like the TSC and CommComm. Initiatives and Teams are concepts in both the TSC and CommComm, and are almost identical to Working Groups in practice, with the critical difference of not being independently chartered.
24. Contribute to WS, Initiatives and Teams
25. Package Maintenance
26. i18n - Internationalization
27. Automation Team
28. CITGM
29. Benchmarking WG
30. Release Team
31. Community Committee
32. Upcoming: Website Redesign and i18n
33. Core Effectively the nodejs/node repo.
34. Governance Node.js leans very heavily on open governance. The project itself has a GOVERNANCE.md that dictates how the project is governed, but there are additional GOVERNANCE.md files throughout the GitHub organization for different groups – like the CommComm – which have independent governance.
35. Contribute with Content
36. Documentation
37. Guides
38. Node.js Collection
39. Contributing Through Automation
40. It's also worth noting that Node.js follows a global Code of Conduct, so if you are interested in participating be sure to give it a read.
41. Environment Setup
42. Check per project dependencies
43. Contributor Hackathon
44. Let’s go!
45. Thanks for joining
46. Hope to see you again
47. Giovanny Gongora @Gioyik