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Jenkins was at FOSDEM, in Brussels, on January 30-31st, 2016! We also had a Jenkins 2.0 Contributor Summit on February 1st.
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Staffing the Jenkins stand/table
Who’s coming?
Tyler Croy (rtyler) (attendance, organizing)
Daniel Beck (danielbeck) (attendance, organizing)
Kohsuke Kawaguchi (kohsuke) (attendance, organizing)
Alyssa Tong (atong) (attendance, organizing)
Christopher Orr (orrc) (attendance)
(fredg) (attendance)
Arnaud Héritier (aheritier) (attendance)
Adrien Lecharpentier (alecharp) (attendance)
Yoann Dubreuil (ydubreuil) (attendance)
(jgbiii) (attendance)
Felix Belzunce Arcos (fbelzunc) (attendance)
Emilio Escobar Reyero (attendance)
Oliver Gondza (olivergondza) (attendance)
Oleg Nenashev (oleg_nenashev) (attendance)
Jesse Glick (jglick) (attendance)
Robert Sandell (rsandell) (attendance)
Jenkins stand is located in building K, level 2
Stand setup begins at 9am on Saturday. Attendees will begin to come in at 10am
There will be wifi in the stand areas
Gauge who can participate and at what capacity.
Pre-FOSDEM Contributor Summit
After-hours meetup/happy hour
Plans for a Jenkins stand (assuming we’re accepted):
What demo materials
Schwag
Revised Jenkins Flyer
Who’s coming?
rtyler (attendance, organizing)
danielbeck (attendance, organizing)
kohsuke (attendance, organizing)
atong (attendance, organizing)
orrc (attendance)
fredg (attendance)
Contributor Summit Notes
We need a new moniker for the “Summit” series because the current event plan uses it for another purpose
Reuse the “Scalability Summit” / “Workflow Summit” format
A day of unconference with some broad theme
Target attendee: 20-40 people
Day divided into a fixed time slots and 1-2 tracks
The first few sessions are pre-announced to get the juice flowing
The rest of the sessions are decided on the fly by people with postit notes
Should be interesting enough for serious users that I expect some will come just for this.
Pick a date: Friday vs Monday
Meetup.com has a feature that helps us nail this down
Needs to be decided soon to let people book travel soon
Pick a theme
User experience?
Jenkins as Code? (pipeline as code, deploy Jenkins via chef/puppet, Job DSL, …)
Jenkins 2.0?
After-hour events notes
tyler: Cafe Leroy friday before beer event?
fred: pre-planned dinner on Saturday night would be ideal
alyssa: set up a meetup to get RSVPs to make a reservation in advance (according to orrc about 15-20 attend. should add ~5 people in case people bring a friend)
Stand planning
Demo Materials
monitors
at least one dedicated PC (with wireless) for demos
canned demos around Jenkins 2.0 work?
“new things that people don’t know”
fred: maybe a little showreel (workflow, new UI, etc)
a demo presentation, or interactive version of the flyer
use-case driven points on the website (domain specific destination pages, e.g. mobile development)
eitsch: hi there, if you want to be able to cater to different "personas" of jenkins users … you could prepare some sd-cards-images for a raspberry pi and switch around to show a running jenkins on monitor at stand
eitsch: i definitely liked the stickers more which were more into the badass type ;) like the ninja and the je[di|nkins] master … for the t-shirts you might be able to blend in the upcoming 2016 fosdem logo (if they are open to letting you use it)
chris: people are usually coming to the stand asking for help, stickers and t-shirts
Schwag
stickers (few thousand minimum)
t-shirts always in high demand (more than 30, as many as we can sell)
t-shirts maybe also with blended 2016 fosdem logo (need to check if possible)
buttons (small round badges) with Jenkins headshot / weather symbols / blue balls etc…
tyler: buttons for attendees: blue button + happy jenkins, red button + angry jenkins would be fun
Jenkins bobble-heads?
Flyer
perhaps this year we create little post-cards with permalinks to destination pages on the site “want to do mobile: go here”, etc. So stand visitors would have something tangible to remember where to find more information
more resilient to being out of date by the next time we have a conference than the flyer
fredg: flyer is a bonus not a necessity
18:31 < fredg02> how about a set of "collectible" domain specific cards (Android, Java, Ruby, PHP, …)
Other
Language-spoken type buttons for people manning the stand (e.g. Chris would have a Scottish flag, English flag and German flag buttons)