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congo's Issues

Community

I'd like this project to be as open and welcoming as possible for people of all backgrounds. We probably need to do a few things to make that happen:

  • Keep issues well curated
  • Tag easier issues for beginners
  • Keep a group of mentors ready for code reviews and advice
  • Create a policy for participants to prevent harassment, unnecessary rudeness, etc.
  • update readme to include gitter.im and slack channels
  • more?
  • Simple build process (constabulary/gb and Docker?) to keep barrier to entry low even when using high-installation-pain tools like Protoc

CLA? Ownership of Code?

We will always make the app opensource. But what if we decide to provide a hosted service to other conferences in the future? What legal implications are there? Decide now before we accept any contributions.

Consumer/Producers (front end applications)

Decide on preferred technologies for front-end apps - which would include:

  • Conference admin app
  • Conference public website / CFP app
  • Others?

Angular, React, Go web apps all options.

Role based access control

Openshift/Origin has a nice policy system based on JSON files/Go structs, there are also several pre-built packages for PostgreSQL based RBAC in Go.

CI

Drone, Circle, Travis, etc.

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