Hi,
> Would such a course seek to teach the principles or the rules?
It’s currently an hour long, and while I do/would explain why some things are
done that way, it’s not a deep dive into the underlying principles as I don’t
think there enough time to do that. I think it’s easier to know
ean
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2018 3:54 PM
To: general@incubator.apache.org
Subject: Re: Incubator Workshop
Hi,
> For my part, most courseware is just an *extremely* slow form of
> reading. I really don't need to have somebody read to me.
I tend to agree I also prefer to read something th
Hi,
> For my part, most courseware is just an *extremely* slow form of reading. I
> really don't need to have somebody read to me.
I tend to agree I also prefer to read something than watch a video, when I do I
using speed it up. However different people learn in different ways. Currently
we
If the course doesn't involve actually doing things like checking releases,
then a good, well indexed and cross referenced FAQ page is more useful (and
the ones we have are very useful, speaking from experience).
For my part, most courseware is just an *extremely* slow form of reading. I
really
Yeah, I'm totally agree with that.
>From my experience, I really learn a lot by checking the mail thread
discussion and verifying the kit myself with the help of checklist.
Maybe we can encourage the people to participate the vote in the
general@incubator to get the field experience.
Willem Jiang
Hi,
> I think an online version would be really helpful.
> As for the self-paced version, I think just making the recording available
> later should be enough.
The reason I suggested a self paced one it that includes a number of
activities, checking a real release, voting on committers and teh
Hi Justin,
I think an online version would be really helpful.
As for the self-paced version, I think just making the recording available
later should be enough.
Cheers,
Yaniv
On Mon, 10 Sep 2018 at 10:30 am, Justin Mclean
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A few month back I ran an incubator worksho
Hi,
A few month back I ran an incubator workshop at FOSS backstage that covered
making and voting on releases and voting on committers into the projects. It
had several exercises
Would anyone be interested in either a:
1) Online self-paced version
2) Online live version (i.e. me going through
