You need Ruby 2.6.2, Bundler 2.0.1 and Node lts/erbium installed. Check .ruby-version and .nvmrc for the exact version.
$ bundle install
$ npm install
$ npm startThere's a pending bug when you run bundle install on a Windows machine where bundler picks eventmachine-1.2.7-x64-mingw instead of eventmachine-1.2.7-ruby. This causes an error once you start using jekyll.
To get around it, uninstall eventmachine and reinstall it with the platform set to ruby:
$ gem uninstall eventmachine --force
$ gem install eventmachine --platform rubySee this issue for more information.
Audiences:
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Participants - attend an event not involved in organization (Occasion-driven:)
- New participant (word of mouth promotion to visit site)
- What is it?
- When is it?
- Why bother?
- How can I ...?
- Referring link from individual event (deep link)
- getting started/what is
- basic information on content
- refresh concepts
- info on specific constraints that will be used
- the subsequent preparations that participants need to do upfront. (e.g. TCR or steeple-chase)
- Recurring participant ()
- try new things (constraints?)
- find another community to participate in (idea exchange)
- conversion to becoming a facilitator / host
- New participant (word of mouth promotion to visit site)
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Facilitators - responsible for the content of the event
- First time facilitators
- [IMPORTANT] how-to step-by-step guide for events creation
- training sessions
- Veteran facilitators
- constraints collection
- conversion to becoming a trainer
- Common
- [IMPORTANT] Register an event
- Marketing materials
- Event materials (Game of Life signs, coding concepts, etc)
- guidelines
- tactics
- pitfalls
- articles / blogs / podcasts
- networking
- First time facilitators
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Hosts - Third party who is responsible for the setup, infrastructure (location, food, etc)
- [IMPORTANT] how-to step-by-step guide for events
- training sessions
Not everyone is in distinct roles: Some are running the whole show, for the first time!