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https://github.com/asyncapi/community/issues/715

A

Hey good morning, um I think we're live.

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So let me paste a link to.

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Youtube, in our slack.

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uh So yeah in case it's your first time on community meeting, so we have like the the community meeting, runs in the way that you can join on. Zoom live like talk to us, ask questions, but if you're you're shy or you basically don't want to show up in a public meeting, you can join through YouTube, for example, because we live stream to different platforms. So you can ask questions there, uh because during the meetings we always look on the live chat.

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Like, for example, now I can see that rajendraches wrote good day and good day to you.

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So let's give folks few more minutes to join.

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For some, it's middle of the day, like um I, guess that, like in in India, it's like 2, 2, 30, p.m, I think but yeah. Here, it's then and yeah I'm here instead of Ace, um because yeah Ace he's a he's, a young boy, he needs time to to to to sleep longer, to regenerate um that's why he couldn't make up for the call.

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Or he just had different stuff to do. I don't know.

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um Okay, so I see my eyes joining.

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Hi good morning, hey.

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Morning, can you hear me.

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Hey sorry, can you hear me.

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Can you hear me.

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Oh yeah I can hear you. Can you hear me? Yes,.

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I can cool.

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uh I wasn't sure um yeah I'm good doing good as you yourself. How are you doing.

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I'm doing very fine. Thank you.

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So yeah I'm replacing um Ace today and we're exploring something um that I already tried on one of them private meetings. uh So folks you can see that there's another wukash and it's called fathom so it's some kind of um yeah AI, of course everywhere AI, but it's a kind of tool that will help us write meeting notes uh from the meeting. So, let's see, let's see how that works, because yeah I'm I'm lazy, I, don't want to take notes on my own. Let's generate them with AI and let's see how accurate they are.

A

So yeah, seven minute past, um before we jump into a agenda items like um anyone else that they call like Rishi, um uh you want to say something or you prefer to stay in the backstage. Just to listen to the conversation.

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Hi Lucas I'm, actually new to the async API Community I've been contributing since a couple of weeks or let's say 10 days around so I've been pulling out a lot of stuff uh like I've, set up a couple of repositories: the generator modeling rcli uh the website and the uh like community, and all of that I've been trying to solve a couple of issues and I feel very great.

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Yeah I think I recall you from CLI for requests.

D

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Yeah thanks a lot for joining yeah, uh so tricky question: how did you learn about using API.

D

uh Actually, the thing was that uh a friend of mine called Ruchi. She was contributing to async API. She was also in the mentorship last year. So the first thing that caught my eye was I, was actually learning about Kafka and uh partitions and setting up a Kafka broker locally one year ago, and her task in acap was adding Kafka adapter to the Glee. Basically so I just like uh stumbled around her PR and I found it very interesting. So I I just went to a couple of years, like more than contributing I've been reading.

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All the PRS, the code reviews and all that stuff, so I feel I'm learning a lot more that instead of solving good first issues, so yeah.

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Yeah great, like um many people, don't realize how important it is to review someone's pull request like see how the like the whole discussion around even every single part of the requests. Why there's.

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Decision to change something yeah, it's a.

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It's a very big approach, like uh I've, been in, uh like also I've, been able to find a couple of bugs in mqtt adapter, uh which were uh basically not allowing the like it connect to the mqtt server properly the broker properly and I've. Also, yes, and it's going good actually like I'm having a lot of fun here.

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Awesome great good to hear that so welcome again.

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um Hey man, your journey to celebrate yeah.

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This last one- and this is my first time to um that meeting, yeah at a minute meeting- I, never.

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Joined it yeah, at least at least I recall you from the community community yeah um okay. So let's, let's folks like it's I, think it's almost 10 past, um so, let's at least on my side, 10 past. So let's, uh let's have a look on the agenda. I'm gonna share my uh my screen.

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uh Can you first confirm that you can see the screen.

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Yeah, it's visible, Lucas, okay,.

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So the the first things first, uh oh yeah, stuff from Thule but Tuli- is not yet on the call but I think she she wrote in the live chat that she's coming. So let's skip to another topic and then um and then once uh Tuli is at on the calls we can jump into the conference topic.

A

So what else here? So we have a question uh yeah. Okay, now I recall so like so the the person that asked the question I can see. You are in the YouTube live stream in the chat. um So just before, I will start start answering your question. Just keep in mind uh rajendra that um uh we have few seconds delay um um between the between, like me, real time talking and streaming to YouTube. So we might have like some um some issues with communication.

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But let's, let's try to answer a question, so um let me read it out loud, so I'm not sure whether it's a relevant, it's definitely okay, to ask it like next time. I think it's good I always recommend to ask um technical questions even a few days before so um because you're not always sure, that's at the community meeting. You will have someone who can answer your question, uh so you either ask you this before or just ask it in the in the using API Slack but yeah.

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um The question is whether we can generate code from modelina from uh oh from the latest. Json schema to be honest, I don't know um because modalina is supporting open API as well, not just using API and Json schema as well, but not sure if the latest one so, but we can quickly learn it from the readme, because that's the that's the project that is really well documented, uh but yeah. So, as you can see, the the latest uh greatest Json schema is not supported.

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I think it's because just the lack of tools, um but but let's take a look further, so this Json schema I got it from.

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Okay and the Json schema.

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Okay, but this Json schema I. um It looks pretty normal to me normal in the way that I think these features are not um specific to this version of Json schema, I, think they're in the draft 7 that we support and yeah as you can see, also in the docs uh the. If then was added in draft seven and I'm pretty sure that um that if then we definitely support it in using API. So yeah I would like to know whether we can generate Java classes with each property.

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Setter should include the regular expression, um yeah um I, don't know um so sorry, I I, don't really know. We can quickly check that um because modelina has a playground.

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So, let's real time check.

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How the playground works.

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We have a lot of options: Java.

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uh Is it only is the playground only for us in API? Let's see no, it's not so. We can also put pure um Json schema in the playground to check just this specific Json schema and, as you can see,.

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Well, um let me take a look on your question again, like you had specific, like um each property. Setter should include the regular expression, so I don't see so I'm, not much a Java person, but I don't see any um regular expressions in the generated code.

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And and then there's, let me see your comment in the live chat. I have a question: I want to know whether we can generate okay so the same.

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um So yeah we can, we can generate um basically like so async API itself if it comes to the um to the payload that you can provide with async API schema or Json schema uh we're at draft 7.. uh So basically, whenever you um you look into the official docs of Json schema.

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um um You'll only have problems issues whenever you'll see that there is something that is called New in 2012-12. uh What whatever is the name of the version of Json schema? But if you see that something was added in draft 6 or draft 4 or draft 7 that, then it will completely.

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uh It will work with using API tools and it will work with um with modalina. For the specific question about um the the regular expression I strongly advise you to have a look in the modeling repository. Ask there and like create an issue, ask questions there because I know um the thing is that modelina is allowing you to do some customizations, like so-called presets, for the code generation. So even if something is not by default available in generated Java code.

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As far as I know, you can write some uh custom presets that allow you to kind of hook into the generation process and modify something I hope that helps um that's the maximum I can give you at the moment, but yeah just right in the chat. If, if you have some more questions and uh in the meantime, let's change the subject because I see tool is here: hey Tuli,.

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um Hello guys hi everyone, hey.

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um So I'm gonna I'm gonna, let you know let you know talk about the conference. um Okay uh should I give you rights to share screen. Do you want to share screen? What would you like me to do something or just I should just stop sharing and like.

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No, not at all I, don't have anything except announcements. Yes,.

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Okay, so uh the the stage is yours,.

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Okay, so the first announcement is that we're closing um call for speakers from Madrid in 28 hours.

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So if you would like to submit um a cfp for Madrid Edition, please do so before we close, um so we only have like 28 hours um left so make sure to go on sessionize um Lucas. Do you mind sharing the link on session nice?

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um Okay, there's someone who wants to introduce themselves? um Okay, you can introduce yourself while I post the link um for Madrid.

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Well, hey, um can you see yeah man? Can you hear me.

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Yes, I can hear you yeah.

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Yeah, my name is Benjamin kundu.

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Especially the website for I think the past two months, yeah and um excited to I hope to be a part of the mentorship program to come. Yeah I must meet interested people um Rishi.

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um We hope to we're planning actually in um making a project to Glee uh collaboration, yeah yeah, that's right! That's why I'm not basically thank you.

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Thank you so much uh Benjamin nice to meet. You welcome.

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um So just like uh okay, so you already shared the link to such a nice. Yes,.

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I did okay, okay, so um the next announcement is that um I think API conference on tour is coming to London on the 20th of September. That's the major announcement. Our next location has been confirmed and will be in London in September, so call for speakers and other details, yeah and we'll be announced next week, so make sure you stay tuned on our socials and slack for more details, yeah. That will be it from me for today. Lucas do you have anything to add some practice? Yeah.

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Yeah so from my side, huge thank you to day Elaine.

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Was like driving all these discussions inside IBM to make us in London, so yeah huge, thank you um so yeah! um So that's it about conference.

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Yes, that's it about conference.

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Let's take let's, let me quickly take a look on the agenda. Okay, so there's nothing on the GitHub, but I have some notes that um Ace quickly sent to me.

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Oh wait: I think Maya has some update on the conference. Website is Maya on the call. Yes, I am oh okay,.

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um So Maya would you like? Do you want to say something about designs for the website you want to share screen or whatever.

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Yes, please I want to share my screen.

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Okay, I have to give you co-host right.

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Hey now you're a co-host, you should be able to share your screen.

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Oh I can't share my screen. It has been disabled by you.

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You mean you can't share the screen or.

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Okay, now, okay.

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I used to my screen, yep.

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We can figure.

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I'm trying to hide this thing here.

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Thank you, so yeah I made an update on this.

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So today, I was thinking of changing this ticket to free tickets, so they'll be able to know that it is free. I am not trying to deceive them. So when they click on tickets, they know it is free. Stop it.

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Yep, and for this section.

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My screen, yes.

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Yes, speaker section yeah.

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So yeah it's allowing the drop down. We want users to be able to move around the locations and then see this because.

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Let me know if you have any thoughts on it before going further.

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um From my side only that I I love it how it looks like um no remarks.

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Okay, I, don't have anything ever supposed to smile because I like how he's looking like it's looking good. Thank.

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You so yeah we have, we went all stars forces I, don't know. Can we like have all of them now? Is it possible to have the ones from Madrid because I'm thinking of changing the layout here?

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Yeah, okay, um since we have like London and Madrid already confirmed, and the ball is already rolling- yes, I think you should definitely add singular in IBM. um What do you think Lucas.

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Yeah put them in um just remember that we don't have this um a different levels of of sponsors like platinum, gold, yeah.

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Singular, we are for Madrid.

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Yes, it's only singular for Madrid, then we have IBM for London, so we don't have any platinum gold or does um is only just now.

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Remove that, thank you so yeah we have the subscriber newsletter. What do you think about this section? Do you think it's necessary.

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um Which one please subscribe.

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To our newsletter, yes, it is necessary because the newsletter okay- they use that as my baby definitely I would like subscribers. Okay,.

C

All right, so that's all for the home page, so yeah we have the event location. The templates.

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So here we have the location about just a small thing about the location um where we are where we are going to be ordering the events, then the dates we have the about the agenda this because and the sponsors so here for the future.

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The thing is: I want users to be able to like see all the locations without leaving the speech.

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So that's why we have the filter by location. Can you see it.

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So we have the agenda for Madrid.

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Is it just so a day or two.

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Okay, I will update you on that, um but yeah. Hopefully it will be a Tuesday, but yeah I will keep you posted on that one. Oh.

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Yes- and we have this picture session so.

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Then event sponsor you're, saying I should change it to event sponsor or events and old sponsors. For this one too.

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Okay, so I was suggesting like event hosts and sponsor because, like I said, like they're, not only sponsoring the event, but they also hosting us of which they are providing like everything that we need um for the events like the venue and the snacks, the technical, um the recording as well. So we need like to make sure that we say event host and they're also sponsoring the event, because it's something it's not it's a big deal. They are not only just sponsoring but they're, also hosting us, so I feel like.

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Maybe if we add both event hosts and sponsors, it can sound, have weight with it because they are doing a lot. It's not just about sponsoring I'm, not sure. What do you think Lucas and do you have any thoughts on that I.

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Definitely agree, they are basically co-hosting um like like not like we're not actually doing anything except.

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Making sure that we organize Community around uh the event but the whole event on the side. um It's all done by the this specific sponsor.

C

Okay, that's fine! Oh! We have this last uh the shoes, the location, the data as well. So that's all for the speech.

A

Can you explain again these filters, I, don't I didn't get the the idea of the filters again.

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Okay, so the thing is on this page: I want to be able to see uh the agenda. I want to be able to see the page for London the page for Lagos without leaving this page. So, for example, if these are clicks on this drop down, menu they'll be able to see the lists the other locations without going back to the home page, you get that.

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So basically I I click on Buy, location and I can select. You say, London right. Yes,.

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Yes, you can, but.

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What about this stuff above the filter like the this Banner, will.

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Okay, so this one, if you click on agenda instead of scrolling down there, just take you to the agenda. That's brilliant yeah.

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Yeah yeah, but like what I mean? Is that, like the the banner above the filter, it says Madrid right.

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Then the filter below, if I, choose London right in in the filter. Let's say I choose London what happens with the banner above.

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Is going to change to London.

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Okay, then it then it's I, think it's weird um ux, because the filter like for me I immediately think about filters that they filter and they Define whatever happens below the filter and not what happens above the filter.

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So um you know what I mean, so it will feel weird that I click on the filter and then something changes above not just only below the filter.

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No like, if you click on this filter, but the above and below, are going to change.

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That's that's going to be weird that it's like that. It's both changing, so if, if the whole, actually, if the whole page will actually change, then shouldn't this filter be above above the the banner like on the top of.

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The web yeah I get that.

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So, if anything is changing here, then we're able to see below.

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Yeah I mean if, if that's changing as well, then it should be basically part of the of the header right. This kind of drop down where you can easily switch between uh between the um how we call additions right. Okay,.

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All right I what if we just add the filter there by the venue. So if a person goes by venue, then we have like Madrid London India blah blah blah. So when somebody goes to Madrid the page refreshes to Madrid, when someone goes to London the page refreshes to London, so I think maybe if we can skip the filter part then we'll just add it to the venue. I'm not sure. Will that make sense. Yeah.

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Yeah and then so the venue would be also like, so you can the the venue in the top, when you hover over, you get a list.

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The venues yeah.

C

Yeah I actually put it there before, but I was thinking they might not be able to see it. There.

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Then they will go just to the main conference. All.

C

Right: okay, I work on that yeah. So do we have any other page I need to design to.

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Okay and not really okay, it was just an idea. It was just an idea. When you see I, don't know, should I say it or should I keep quiet, because I'm I'm having a confliction in my head right now, okay, so this is what I was thinking right, so I'd like to add a cfp page on the website. So we have a code for proposal page where people can just click and see. Are they getting where people uh where they can submit like call for speakers?

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So, for instance, maybe we have London in the coming few weeks. So if we, if they can go directly on the conference website, they see the details where they say it's: okay, London IBM is hosting the things required all the nitty gritties there on the page. Then they can click like on the link and direct them to they call for speakers um link so I'm not sure this was just an idea.

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um Still I, don't know how long it will take for the implementation, but it was just an idea like if we can have like a call for speakers. Page um yeah.

C

Okay, so you're saying on this page, you should have like after this speaker. Maybe there should be a button here that says that means something: I, don't know how to put this.

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um Do you mind scrolling it up? Thank you.

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Up yeah, let me.

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Okay, so you see I'm not sure, maybe by the tickets, we can add like a button there. That says, because I'm not sure it was just an idea.

C

I'll see how that goes.

A

But can can you scroll down this down a bit for the because you had like so it's um about the conference, then different venues and then speakers, oh yeah, so like basically like so in case of speakers, you display speakers whenever cfp is finished right and you and you have a list of speakers.

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The best so so my first question uh the speakers here. Is it um like a carousel that it's like uh uh automatically switching between every location, every few seconds or it's static.

C

We started okay, this is when the user interacted to change change. Okay,.

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Because if we make it um um like a carousel that it's like a you know, switching on every single uh venue, every like let's say three seconds or whatever is the best practice, then in case of location like let's say um Bengaluru, uh we know it's gonna happen, but it's like end of November there's. No.

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um There are no speakers yet. So then, instead of speakers, we show here information like Call of Call for papers.

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Then, when you click on call for papers, you get this form uh to to apply.

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Because because you need something in replacement like right, so let's say so: let's, let's, for example, talking about the speakers view right. Let's talk about relocation, so relocation is Madrid, London, Bengaluru um and, let's say Melbourne and Paris. Let's all be optimistic, um so um in case of Madrid. Yes, in few days you will have real speakers on.

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Of next four locations, you won't have any data to display, because there's no speakers yet and then what what will you do in in exchange, the best I I think is to give in the context information, hey we're. A cfp is still open.

C

Yeah, that was what I was thinking too.

B

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Now I'm now it's I'm curious, so the tickets button at the top, where does it take? You is.

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Okay to the open Collective page, um the one that we created like this okay.

A

Okay cool, so it makes sense to have it here. Yeah.

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C

So, that's all, do you have any admissions subtraction multiplication, anything.

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It looks good to me yeah.

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Thank you like it. A lot.

C

Okay, so I'll stop sharing.

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Yeah, thank you.

A

Also, like one more thing, um kinda um what what also Tully already said like how, in that, like the the sponsors of these events, they're, not just like regular sponsors that just give money and that's it they they really. um The involvement is much higher and I was thinking like when you go to the landing page. uh Whenever we have these banners whenever they say Madrid and the location and dates, I, think that, even though that we have section like code sponsors, we should also like in this headers.

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Whenever we say: okay, it's in London or it's in Madrid or whatever uh I think in these banners. We should also transparently say like hosted by and the name of the company and the link to the website um so logo. Of course, it stays in the uh in the place where it belongs, so the the sponsors and like hosts and sponsors, um but just mentioned also the the name of the company as a host in the in the header.

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What do you think folks.

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Yes, um like where the description like Madrid, where we put like the location, the exact location you can just add, like okay, singular, is hosting us um at Madrid at this location. Oh.

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We can add, like a brief, like short description, then the link to the company as well yeah, exactly we can like where they say where we say: Madrid Spain, then we can add a few paragraphs. That's okay, it's hosted in singular. Then we add okay. What singular does then the link to the company then the location, the exact location, then the dates yeah. Thank you to work.

C

Okay, that's fine. I, have a question: yeah yeah: how does the implementation works like the devs, how they start working their needs? Because it's like we keep changing stuffs here? I, don't know.

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uh You mean how implementation will work of the website. You know.

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um No, so technically everything should happen in um conference website.

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um Whoever volunteers to do it, um the from my perspective, the owners of conference website is uh 2D and Ace, so they accept PRS. They accept if the stuff is implemented.

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um I. Imagine that you're involved Maya as well as a reviewer, to make sure that um the implementation follows your design and if it's not, then you that you accept whatever change, happens and I I mean and I can only work here as an advisor because I'm not involved in the in the conference website, um but I always suggest um do not um do stuff in a waterfall approach that we need everything before we actually can start implementation.

A

Like, um let's say, let's say, for example, this uh this design that you have now it's it's ready to start being implemented because whatever changes we're now suggesting like let's say the speaker section that it's, um if there's no data, that it displays information about cfp, uh these things, these are minor things that can be done as a follow-up, so they're not very much complicated except of cfp, but then like, uh if there's a contributor that can develop a cfp form, then it's again like um it's an additional stuff.

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uh Do you know Maya what I mean.

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Know, uh okay, um so so so the thing is like um that, like the implementation of the website should not wait for your final design, so your designs are almost ready. We have some like bits and pieces that have to be adjusted, but the implementation uh like whoever is implementing they. They don't have to wait for your final. Let's say adjustments of the of the design.

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um Does it make sense now, maybe yeah.

C

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You yeah yeah, so just like um conference website is where all the all the issues should be created, um so I definitely advise you to collaborate with Thule and Ace how to split issues how to seek contributors. Maybe already somebody on the call is interested helping with the conference website um and just just go ahead and um so yeah. The most important is: don't wait for everything to have perfect on the design side and then uh and and wait with the implementation.

A

These things can can work together.

C

All right, thank you.

A

Okay, um is that all about the the conference now.

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um Okay, so let me look on the info from Ace, so ACE also wanted me to mention some stuff about the Ambassador, not Ambassador the mentorship program, so he wrote the announcement yesterday. So I think people that are interested with the um with the. uh Why I'm thinking thinking about ambassadors with the mentorship program, uh so it was added into the discussion um and I'll, give you a link in a second.

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So proposals, as far as I see uh from the comment from him uh they will be sent next week.

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First to the discussion in the chat and in the YouTube, um so folks like uh feel free whenever, um like um you, know, who's the mentor. Actually, let me share the screen.

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So you know, who is the mentor for a given topic, so feel free to reach out also to people um um to the mentors asking them like if they can review The Proposal give you some hints about the proposal, that's how it worked with Google summer of code and that's completely fine.

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D

Hey Lucas I have a quick question.

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D

uh Actually, we've been told that, like in the timeline uh they're going to be like around two to three weeks to submit the proposals right like by the end of June third week uh so I just wanted to confirm. Is there something like, uh as we send in the proposals, you're just going to review and download it or you're going to wait till uh you go get all the proposals like? Should we make it quick or should we make it clear like take our time and submit by the end.

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Oh yeah, um there's no clear answer to it. Sorry, because it's.

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All depends on the mentor like um like yeah. The thing is in open source like uh like. There are different commitments from different mentors. Some have hundred percent of time on open source. Some just do it after hours, um like David um uh from the ad help so I would not. um I would not assume that if you do it faster, then your proposal will be received better.

A

um So from my experience, I can tell you that in case of g-stock I was uh I. I didn't even check when some, when was The Proposal submitted by someone I didn't care about the date. I cared about the content.

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um Yeah like uh exactly why I'm asking is that uh I have a couple of uh like improvements that I'm trying to make in a couple of reposites. So after making them like maybe a week, uh my proposal would be even more stronger right, like if I mention those yeah so yeah. That is what I'm, actually waiting for and yeah uh talking about. The mentor I'm actually trying to like my major hit I, would take the hit on the fifth project: uh mentoring under you, so yeah I'm, just looking into it right now: okay, cool!

D

um Thank you! Lucas.

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Yeah and also like people have like, for example, this Friday I'm starting my holidays, I'm, going for a conference and then also I extend my holiday so, for example, two weeks I'm out.

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um So even if somebody provides a proposal for my ideas um next week, um I won't be able able and even to review it uh next.

D

Week, yeah actually I got to know some of that you're going to be out. Oh.

A

Yeah, okay, okay, um so the other question uh is that all from your side.

A

I guess that's all okay, uh so the other question is the other comment from Ace was share with folks that there's there'll be FAQ session. Okay, so next week there will be a FAQ session about uh asking API mentorship uh Tuli. Do you know something more where it's gonna happen? If it's gonna be live stream or it's whatever? Yes,.

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It's going to be live stream, but we'll update you um I'm, not sure I. Think I'll communicate with the ace Are We Now, accepting proposals for the mentorship or are we still going to and the TSC member is going to vote.

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Yeah I think this needs to be both things for a week.

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Wait a sec uh so I have it on the list. uh So, let's first the FAQ, so the FAQ.

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uh So, just for the folks, um how can you know when this uh FAQ happens on the community website um um events? uh We always list all the uh incoming meetings.

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um uh You can also add your async API calendar to your Google calendar or do ICS file integration.

A

um You can also um submit to get weekly email about the meetings on Mondays, so it's really hard to miss uh the meetings so um so yeah just to if it comes to FAQ and I'm, pretty sure that in the mentorship channel in slack there will be some info about.

B

A

Faq now the next topic is give them reason why we didn't have a vote this year for proposal proposed projects, okay,.

B

A

Okay, so totally answering your question about votes, um so the the thing is is that we had only 10 spots right um and tense and I think we have 10 proposals right or maybe 11.

F

um Yeah we have 11 I, think the other project is like an extra mentee from what I read.

A

F

um Scroll up a bit, you have the dogs one year.

A

Oh you mean this one.

F

um Number four: yes,.

A

F

It requires yes, we need three minutes number four requests.

B

A

11 yep, so it's 11. um and we had budget planned for 10.

B

A

And yeah I mean that that's why? Basically there's no voting, so it's uh if it's 11, then let's do 11., um because, like doing voting like like last year, we were doing voting because we had like I think twice as many proposals as slots. That's why we waited voting this year. Luckily we made it to Google's season of Google summer of code, so um I think for proposals uh are being done through the Google summer of code.

A

um So that's why, like um there's no point of doing voting, um especially that last year we saved um so like basically I I, asked me and I told him like from the budget perspective, it's okay, that we spent uh more money because we didn't spend all the money we had from for the mentorship last year, because in the mentorship last year we had 10 slots, but.

E

A

Think just the half completed um so some money left. So that's why um we can speed up and just accept everything.

A

Okay, we're that lucky we.

B

A

A

uh Is that, okay, for you.

F

Yes, I think that's good yeah.

A

I, don't know about the other ones, because we had this.

F

Yeah yeah, we still have one pending design issue that we need to clarify.

A

A

But like yesterday evening, I think Fran wrote to me that uh he could step in as a mentor. If Missy cannot do it.

F

A

Yeah, we need to clarify.

F

A

I, wouldn't worry, I wouldn't worry for two reasons like um again budget. So um let's quickly check, let's quickly check because I didn't check um all the amounts exactly.

C

A

So discussions.

A

What is it really that slow.

B

A

Could be here yeah one two, three, four, five, six yeah, so we had six people, so we paid six people, which means um four slots.

B

A

So it's perfect like uh so, if, if we, if we really get, uh if we really got.

B

A

So so, if we really, for example, now we have 11 slots.

B

A

Let's say we will have what 13 it's still in the budget. So that's. Why again, there's no point really of doing voting, because the.

E

A

Is budget is approved, let's say so, there's.

B

A

Also, to ask TSC um to approve again the money that they approved in the past. Okay,.

F

B

A

So yeah, let's just make sure we have the mentor here and best update to the table this week. So it's it's visible here, but yeah yeah.

F

A

Leave it up to you and and I guess: okay,.

F

No worries um we'll update everything.

A

And another topic from Ace was explaining why these three topics are already in status, close, which means they're not open for proposals.

A

So, like the reason um is, um at least in my case, um the reason is clear: I already wrote it um in the comments to be transparent, why somebody um is already taking over the the issue, um not sure about the other situations, but like the general situation, is because there's already a mentee, um so, for example, I know that in case of David and the at help I think it was issue for gsoc.

A

um So correct me. Anyone if.

B

I'm wrong, but.

A

I think it was just something that was pushed through gsoc, but I probably didn't make it for G-Shock because of the amount of slots, but there was already a strong proposal from someone from the community, so David wanted to pull it for mentorship with the same proposal from gsoc.

A

um So very similar situation to me, like somebody, also did a g-soc, but we accept a different offer, but his proposal was good. He also already knows the topic and contributes very long to the async API, so um he's the perfect fit and in case of website UI kit I think it's the topic from the last asking API mentorship that could not be completed, but who is the the mentee I? Don't remember.

A

But yeah it's I'm living it up to Ace I, already called him out to.

A

To like transparently update the information um who's dementi uh for each because it's not a secret any questions that.

A

Okay, so one of the items Ace wrote to me: I'm sure you smile a lot during the Stream I'm, hope, I, hope, I'm doing well um and the the last ordering questions.

A

Oh Ace is watching also less mentors to drive these to drive this also less mentors to drive these projects.

A

Not sure is what you mean, but yeah um um and last but not least, a very important topic, but maybe you want uh Tuli to mention it. So I'll just tell you what Ace wrote. To Me announced that someone just finished an in Bounty project and claimed their panty. Do you wanna? Oh.

F

Okay, yes, um so congratulations to Maya for finishing and getting paid for their first Bounty issue and I'm so excited because most of the projects are getting finished in time and people are getting paid in time. So yes, so far, almost half of the bounty issues are complete, so yeah I'm so excited about that. So yes, that'll, be it's so exciting because when we started the boundary issue, I wasn't sure like how successful it would be.

F

I was sure that it would be successful, but yeah I was being skeptical because I didn't know how but I'm so happy that now we got our first page paid. So it's really exciting.

A

Yeah um yeah I have to add from I, said and I'm like super happy that we do it that doesn't get behind it. We can finally pay um for contributors for contributions to contributors that, like uh already contributed, know the project and they finally can get some money out of the out of their work.

A

That's um I remember when I was joining like over three years ago to like work, full-time on nothing API and we had some chats with ran and and at the beginning it was just me and Fran, um and we were talking like yeah like let's make sure that whatever money we get from the sponsors, it all goes back to the uh to the community that we like make sure that um people, if they, if they already experienced- and they like, like the project that they can get also um some gratification mining gratification from for their work.

A

So yeah super happy and awesome truly and love as well. If you're watching the recording, because I know sometimes you do um thanks for pushing this topic as well.

A

And it's one hour past we're done with the meeting and so there's no place for more questions um but yeah. If you have one feel free to ask now otherwise leave it up for a next meeting in two weeks and and I have to shut up because the application that I'm using now to to transcript and do the meeting notes. It told me that I'm doing a monologue for over a minute and monologues are boring. So let me stop talking.

A

Let me stop talking. No monologues um enjoy the rest of the day. Folks, uh thanks for joining and um see you on slack.

D

Thank you Lucas. Thank you. Thank you. Everyone bye.