Agreed, I put up a page here https://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/Hackathon for that, & starting a separate thread for the actual discussion.
On 22 October 2013 15:17, Benoit Chesneau <[email protected]> wrote: > On Sun, Oct 6, 2013 at 6:03 PM, Dave Cottlehuber <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi folks, >> >> I got confirmation of the location, so we are go -- book your travel! >> >> Some things to consider: >> >> 0. If you are going to come, please +1 this thread so I can keep track of >> people/numbers. >> >> 1. If significant others want to come they are more than welcome & I will >> organise some stuff based on demand for that. >> >> 2. There may be committers who would like to come but for various reasons >> are not able to. Please let private@ know and we'll see what we can do to >> help. >> >> 3. If you're not a committer and want to come, this is an open invitation. >> The objective is to code and merge and doc and fauxton away, but there will >> be space in this for people who are dabbling in couch internals as well as >> the experts. > > >> Finally, I learned a fair bit from the first hackathon I organised last >> year, but I would appreciate any advice or tips from those of you who have >> done more of them. >> >> MfG/Cheers >> Dave Cottlehuber >> >> >> > +1 > > I am really exited to come to a real hackaton on the project. > > I would like to hack on the couch core and start the real merge. Will there > be anyone to help on that topic? Hopefully there will be most of the core > committers there. > > Imo by experience the hackatons only work if people sync before the > events. So one or two people or more starts to organize betweens > themselves before so they can focus quite immediately on the topic > (between the exchanges with others) > > The other thing that worth is probably to open a wiki and put the topic you > want to work on there. > > - benoit
