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Workshops

This is the home base of ClojureBridge workshops.


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🚀 Getting Started

This is the repository of ClojureBridge workshops. Please file an issue to get started. Board members are watching this repository. If an organizer needs help, add a comment to the issue.

When you open an issue, you will be assigned a mentor from the ClojureBridge board. This person will help walk you through the process of organising your workshop and is your point of contact for any questions.

When your workshop is ready to announce at clojurebridge.org, open an issue. See Workshop Event Listing Guide for details.

Based on the information provided in the issue, one of the board members will create a listing for your workshop on the website.

📚 Helpful Resources

The organizing Cookbook has the information you need to successfully organize a workshop

For a list of past and upcoming workshops, see Workshops.

Read the Guidance To Men's Attendance

👩‍💻 Contributing

Note: this section is primarily intended for the @ClojureBridge/Board members, who maintain this repository.

When a new ticket is opened:

  1. Assign a member of @ClojureBridge/Board to mentor this workshop
  2. The mentor should assign themselves the ticket, and post a quick introduction. Something like:

Hi, I'm _____ and I will be your point of contact for this event! Please don't hesitate to reach out by commenting on this issue, or via email ([email protected]) with any questions! Some helpful resources for you to check out are at resource library.

  1. If the event issue template was filled out fully, confirm they're ready for publishing the event on the website:

Please comment to let us know once the event is ready for publishing on the website.

  1. Once it's ready to go on the website, follow the instructions at ClojureBridge/website to publish the event to the website
  2. Check in with the organizers after the event to collect feedback on their workshop and our process.

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