Meetup Presentations

Purpose

Explore the local community of language/programming afficionados.

Preparation

1. Review this list of local meetups, or search around to find others.
2. Find some classmates who want to attend the same meetup. Ideally, we’ll have 3-5 students attend a meetup together. There will be a thread on Piazza for finding groups if you don’t have one.
3. Please do not select a ‘hack’ type of event. These tend to not be very interesting to attend just once (better if you’re part of the community) and the reports on these events don’t tend to be very informative.
4. Your group should submit a single Pull Request(how to) to the course Github repo with your meeting name/date and group member names added to the Schedule table below. Leave the Presentation Date column blank; your entry should look something like this:

You can find more info on how to format tables in Github-flavored Markdown here. Please keep the formatting of the table fairly clean (e.g. line up the pipe separators for each column), but that may get difficult with multiple groups pushing at once (not a big deal).

Please make your pull request with your meetup entry by Sunday, September 3rd.

Presentation Details

Presentations are worth 10 points. They should be ~5-10 minutes in length and should include a few slides, which cover:

• Meeting details (what, when, where)
• What did you learn? Would you go to another meetup, with either the same group or a different one?

Schedule

(Place your entry under the ‘Placeholder’ row)