Docker Open-Source-A-Thon 2015
During the week of March 23rd, the Docker community will be hosting over a dozen open-source-a-thon parties around the world. At these parties the Docker core team and expert developers from the broader open source community will teach and guide participants on how to contribute to open source. Charity Contributions to the project at these events and in the weeks following will count toward our donation to the Oceanic Society and its mission to conserve the habitat of Moby Dock and blue whales across the planet. Who We invite everyone with even the smallest desire to be a part open source or people who just want to help out with a great cause to attend regardless of technical experience. We will have Docker core team members at each event as well as experts from both the Docker and Go communities to mentor and teach people how to write Go (the language Docker is written in) and contribute to Docker. Participants will: Learn how to contribute to open source Learn about the Docker Project Learn Go Contribute regardless of their technical experience Help marine wildlife (a donation will be made for every contribution) Enjoy food and drinks Mentors will: Teach people how to contribute to open source Introduce participants to Go Help with Git Mentor code contributors Help marine wildlife (a donation will be made for every mentor) (Also) enjoy food and drinks If you are interested in mentoring then please RSVP on the meetup page and sign up to be a mentor at http://goo.gl/forms/TAFVpnh3K8 What While we hope to get many contributions in the form of code, we expect many more contributions from participants in other forms including documentation, tutorials, videos, artwork, organization, answering questions and mentoring at the events themselves. Regardless of your experience, you can contribute and make a difference. In addition to the in person events we will also be hosting an online open-source-a-thon.
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Docker Open-Source-A-Thon 2015
- 3. Today is about open source
- 4. Today is about community
- 5. Today is about Go
- 6. Today is about marine wildlife
- 7. For each contributor to the Docker project, Docker will donate $50 to the Oceanic Society See docker.party for details
- 8. Contribute again prior to Earth Day (Apr 22, 2015) & Docker will donate another $50 See docker.party for details
- 9. For each mentor Docker will donate $50 to the Oceanic Society See docker.party for details
- 11. Part of the proceeds will go towards adopting and naming a blue whale soon to be know as “Molly Dock” Molly Dock has been sighted 74 times since 1992 primarily off the coast of California. She’s a mother to at least 2 calfs
- 12. What is Docker?
- 13. Docker is an open source project
- 14. Docker is written in Go
- 15. Docker helps developers build, ship and run applications faster
- 16. Docker Docker Run any application as a lightweight container
- 17. Kitematic Docker GUI for the Mac
- 18. Docker Compose Running multiple containers in cooperation
- 19. Docker Machine Creating container aware hosts everywhere
- 20. Docker Swarm Native clustering for Docker hosts
- 22. Open Source is more than programming
- 23. Here are a few different ways of getting involved
- 24. Answer a question on 1. GitHub 2. The forums 3. The chatrooms & IRC 4. Stack Overflow
- 31. Organize & Review Issues, Bugs & Tickets
- 32. Contribute Artwork, Logos, Icons, Figures & Designs #graphics
- 33. The key to open source is ...
- 36. How to Start Contributing to Open Source
- 37. Have a “How can I help attitude”
- 39. If you already contribute to open source... Ignore the next part
- 40. Step 0: Sign up for GitHub
- 41. Sign up (it’s free) GitHub.com
- 44. Step 2: Find an Issue
- 45. Find an Issue • http://docker.party/getting-started • Filter it to your experience ( exp/novice < exp/master ) • Look for help-wanted
- 46. Filter Issues Around Kind kind/writing kind/video kind/testing kind/graphics kind/bug kind/proposal kind/cleanup
- 47. Call “#dibs” • Add a comment with “#dibs” • This will let everyone else know you are working on this issue • It will remove it from the list (after a minute or two) • After 48 hours of inactivity it will be returned to the list
- 48. Create Your Own Issue • Have a great idea? • Wish something was different? • Most tickets are created by the person who will implement it • They have a vested interest in its completion
- 49. Step 3: Create a copy of Docker (Fork)
- 52. github.com/YOURNAME/docker This is your copy of the Docker project
- 53. SourceTree If you are new to Git & not comfortable with the command line
- 54. GitHub for Mac & Win If you are new to Git & not comfortable with the command line
- 56. This is where you work your magic
- 59. Add contributions made outside git to the contributor forum under “Share” dev.dockerproject.com
- 61. Commit to your local fork (with signing)
- 63. Getting Help
- 64. Getting Help • Ask questions in the contributor forum • Get help in the Docker gitter.im chatroom (dedicated to beginner contributors) • Get help in IRC - #docker-dev on freenode (for more advanced contributors)
- 65. #help-wanted • Add a comment with “#help-wanted” • This will let mentors and the core team know you want help • Please explain what you need help with in the #help-wanted comment
- 66. What’s Next ?
- 68. What’s Next Break out into groups: 1. Non code contributions 2. Beginner Code contributions (either new to Go or Docker) 3. Advanced Code contributions (advanced users are encouraged to mentor)
- 69. Now - 9pm : Work on Contributions 9pm : Eat Cake
- 70. After tonight • Please continue to make contributions • The help channels are open 24/7/365 • Moby, Molly & the other whales will thank you for it
- 71. Be Kind • Over 2000 people are participating • More than double Docker’s total contributors to date • Be helpful, Be patient and Be kind