Session Proposal: Node.js involvement in standards

[littledan]

Proposal

Topic of the session

In Kilkenny, we discussed encouraging more feedback from Node.js in standards nodejs/admin#841 . Let's get started!

Type of the session

• Collaborate
• Workshop
• Talk

Estimated duration of the session

1 hour

Date and Time of the session

Level

• Beginner
• Intermediate
• Advanced

Pre-requisite knowledge

None

Describe the session

Dual goals:

• Inform collaborators about what's going on and how they can get involved as individuals
• Start collecting feedback that can eventually coalesce into Node-level standards positions

Let's go over various things happening in standards these days, including

• WinterCG
• New features in DOM, fetch, etc
• What's going on in TC39 (besides modules)
• IETF? Unicode?
• OpenJS effort on package.json

Maybe we could squeeze in a small amount of meta-conversation shoring up how we'll work together the nodejs/standards-positions repo, but I feel like we got to a pretty good point on the thread nodejs/admin#841 .

Session facilitator(s), Github handle(s) and timezone(s)

@littledan

Meeting notes and Virtual Meeting Link

Follow-up / Set-up sessions (if any)

Additional context (optional)

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[rxmarbles]

Could also add to the list of the standards collab space in Open JS. As many folks from Node.js participate (myself included) in the collab space as a way to help improve standards in the JS ecosystem

[darcyclarke]

Just wanted to note I'd like to attend this virtually if possible. My timezone is EST. No longer relevant as I'll be attending in-person now.

[joyeecheung]

Planning to pin this at 16:00-17:00 on the second day of the summit, which overlaps with the WinterCG monthly call, we may have people from WinterCG joining.

[joyeecheung]

For the remote participants: we've scheduled Zoom Webinars for the sessions, please register using the links provided in #387 and you'll get a link in an email to join the sessions. More info in the issue mentioned.

EDIT: You can also get invited to be a panelist beforehand to save the registration & promotion step. Ping in the OpenJS slack with your email or send a email to the email in my GitHub profile to get an invitation.

[littledan]

Let’s use this session to develop this new repo: https://github.com/nodejs/standards-positions/blob/main/README.md

[joyeecheung]

Closing as the session has ended.

Links to the recordings:

• Day 1 morning: https://zoom.us/rec/share/UmLZkxbAqBGgEUh8GptGvS_5qXXxKqEpT-rcTMX4ncTTS715-OTIJFv4nLZ40Tj5.Q4gNxJPbpTLH0W-X?startTime=1712132193000
• Day 1 afternoon: https://zoom.us/rec/share/UmLZkxbAqBGgEUh8GptGvS_5qXXxKqEpT-rcTMX4ncTTS715-OTIJFv4nLZ40Tj5.Q4gNxJPbpTLH0W-X?startTime=1712148446000
• Day 2 morning: https://zoom.us/rec/share/UcbGphrblwjuE2jL9dlsv-4hMv6uC0M_dS96N1xByyJcXfELAvrakmjHNguiS-Nc.5wjMJg55LA891PxO?startTime=1712218676000
• Day 2 afternoon: https://zoom.us/rec/share/UcbGphrblwjuE2jL9dlsv-4hMv6uC0M_dS96N1xByyJcXfELAvrakmjHNguiS-Nc.5wjMJg55LA891PxO?startTime=1712234786000

Links to the notes (very inaccurate, we should try harder at getting dedicated note takers the next time):

• Day 1: https://hackmd.io/erevKHb6RVihtWpdPgFWCw
• Day 2: https://hackmd.io/poOBiqFiTBeCIlfOv5HwUQ

Drafted trip report, would appreciate some reviews. Expect to publish on the official blog next week: https://hackmd.io/5vvP8o5bTmqcbNh-3oHpag