README

Quickstart

For the impatient: Below is a code example. If you can read and understand this in less than 1 minute, you will be bored by all which comes next. It would make sense to skip this and move on to other topics.

.. todo::

   include here a full code example (~ 100 LoC) which shows everything which is
   covered in the subsequent chapters.

Directory Structure

The lessons dir contains all lessons, sorted chronologically, starting with 001, followed by 002 and so on. One such lesson is not necessarily bound to a time box. It is bound to one specific concept or idea or learning. Each lessons contains these artifacts:

• slides contains all the showing aspect for face 2 face comm.
• exercises contains all code for doing what we talked about in the slides
• prose contains all reference texts with longer explanations, definitions, terms and suchlike

Communication Channels

async first!

1. mailing list (ML)
2. code review
3. slack / irc / ???
4. video chat => ML

Important

video chat is time boxed and the content previously communicated. It is the last mean of choice, if the others proofed to fail for this topic. The problem statement and outcome will be brought back to the ML by the student to be shared with the others (fanout).

Things you need to set up

• email account (plain text, no HTML, no signature)
• subscribe to the ML with email account
• bookmark the ML archive
• git locally installed
• github account
• subscribe to Gerrit with github account
• slack / irc / ?? acount