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A night of code, waffles, and karaoke.

Home Page: https://wafflejs.com

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wafflejs.github.io's Introduction

WaffleJS

A fun night of tech, waffles, and karaoke.

All proceeds go to charity.

About

WaffleJS is a monthly meetup with waffles and a side of JavaScript.

We host 10-minute talks about everything from watercolor painting to robot lobbyists, interspersed with fun!

Running Locally

Run npm install.
Run npm start.
It should now be running at localhost:8080.

Contributing

If you're looking for the schedule or other info, check out calendar.yml.

Also

All participants are expected to follow the JSConf Code of Conduct. The event is inspired by BrooklynJS.

Organized by:

wafflejs.github.io's People

Contributors

Stargazers

Watchers

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wafflejs.github.io's Issues

call for lightning talk speakers

5? 5 minutes?

Sponsorship

Sales & Promotion

Sell 80 of 100 regular tickets
Get 10 of 10 people on the student waitlist
Get speakers to help promote (@billyroh)
Get friends and acquaintances to buy tickets
Get Opendoor to buy a bunch of tickets and distribute them (@billyroh)
Go to other meetups and get people to come to WaffleJS
- DogpatchJS (@visnup)
- GitHub Universe (@visnup)

Odds & Ends

A/V dry run
Update waffle order?
Wireless mics (@visnup)

Sponsorship Package

What's WaffleJS?
It's a monthly meetup with tech, waffles, and karaoke. We host four ten-minute talks and have open karaoke at the end. Learn more.

How much?
$500.

Who else has sponsored so far?
Opendoor, Particle, and Crunchyroll.

How many sessions have you had?
Our first session was in August 2015 and we meet monthly. See our past events here: August, September

How many attendees are there?
The October session will have around 150 people. Past attendees have been developers from established companies (Google, Square, Dropbox) as well as folks from smaller startups.

What do I get?

A minute of stage time to pitch your company. (May we suggest haikus, interpretive dancing, or freestyle underwater basketweaving?)
2 tickets for people at your company.
Place to put stickers and swag on the check-in desk.
Featured in the emails to the attendees.
Shown on wafflejs.com.

Where does the money go?
The money covers the cost of the venue, labour, and equipment. Any profit we make will be donated to Girls Who Code.

How can I participate?
Send us a message at [email protected].

Create sponsorship documentation

In web and pdf form
Show photos of recent meetups
Talk about how it contributes to the community
Show past speakers

logo

Merge w/ Evening of JS

I came up with a bunch of crazy ideas for https://github.com/mikeal/An-Evening-Of-JS but didn't quite get it off the ground.

We should bring over some of the ideas and ditch the name (WaffleJS is a much better name).

Add transition time to the schedule

I noticed that you have the schedule going from 7:40 to 7:50 and 10 minute long talks. There is always some slack time required for the previous speakers to get off of stage and the new speaker to get on and set up. I recommend adding at least 5 minutes between each event, especially if you're going to have the minute by minute schedule up on the site.

emcee, a master of ceremonies

I'm willing to give the hosting a shot, but I'm no @jed nor @brianloveswords. anyone know of a similar personality in the bay area?? this is a dangerous issue as it could be a touchy subject if I personally veto someone here... but, if @maxogden were still in town, I'd love his style. @isaacs is on my short list, but you know, time commitments.

Differentiate between speakers and singers

Looking at the schedule, it's not clear who'll be speaking and who'll be doing karaoke. Let's fix that somehow!

Checklist: Oct 8–11

Sponsorship

Particle (@emilyrose)
Dropbox (@billyroh)
Clef (@billyroh)

Speakers & Performers

Reach out to Aniyia (@visnup)
Reach out to Marco (@visnup)
Reach out to Rockbot (@emilyrose)
Reach out to Zach (@billyroh)
Create an FAQ page for speakers (@billyroh)

Sales & Promotion

Reach out to dev/color (@kellyk)
Reach out to Telegraph Academy (@kellyk)

A/V

Use the TVs on the walls (everyone)
Wireless microphone

Odds & Ends

Order more nutella waffles (@billyroh)
Buy blankets to sit on (@billyroh)
Make the survey before the event (@visnup)
Make a staff sticker so people know who's who (@billyroh)

November Call for Speakers

We're looking for speakers for our meetup!

How do I submit a talk?
You can either comment on this issue or [send us an email](mailto:[email protected]?subject=Talk Submission).

When and where will it be?
When: Wednesday, November 4 from 7 to 10 PM.
Where: Soma StrEat Food Park

What should I talk about?
Something you're excited about, outside of work. It doesn't have to be tech-related, but it'd be nice!

Do I need to be an expert to talk?
Nope. This meetup is supposed to be fun and casual, so we want everyone to participate. We especially encourage people of underrepresented groups to apply.

How long should my talk be?
Ten minutes. There won't be any formal Q&A.

What should be in my talk submission?
Just a few sentences describing what you want to talk about would be great.

What's the A/V situation?
We'll have a projector and a mic for you to use. Let us know if you need any fancy adapters (we'll have some Apple ones).

Introductions

Intro

Welcome

It's a fun night of tech, waffles, and music!
You should've gotten your waffle and a name tag at check-in
165 people are registered. wtf.
Student sponsor tickets: 10 bought, 13 students here
Budget is public

Agenda

Four speakers, ~three performers
Speakers and singers until 9:25 PM, open karaoke after
- Add your karaoke song to the queue at https://wafflejs.com/karaoke/
Closing at 10ish

First Wednesdays of every month

This is a recurring event!
Follow us on Twitter for updates: @wafflejs
Submit talk or performance ideas on GitHub or email [email protected]

Code of Conduct

All participants are expected to follow the JSConf Code of Conduct

Announcements

EmpireNode -- Oct 23 Tickets are on sale
DogpatchJS -- Like OaklandJS, every Tuesday at 5:30 at Smokestack in Dogpatch

Checklist: Post-Event

Reorder

Name tags

Checklist: Sept 21–27

Sponsorship

Sponsorship prospectus (@billyroh)
Email old node knockout sponsors (@visnup)
Reach out to New Relic (@visnup)
Reach out to npm (@visnup)
Email attendees about sponsorship + other stuff (@billyroh)

Logistics

Put down $550 for waffle truck (@visnup)
Get a photographer

Sales & Promotion

Sell 50 of 100 regular tickets
Get 10 of 10 people on the student waitlist

Odds & Ends

Name tags (@billyroh)
Wireless mics (@visnup)
Slideshow clicker (@kellyk)

Audio equipment

Going to need I think:

Checklist: Day-of

A/V

Check-in desk

Odds & Ends

Get caffeinated and mentally prepared before event (@emilyrose, @visnup)
Distribute stickers, name tags, pens to each table, in addition to the central check-in area (@billyroh)
Have a single area for waffles on the side (@billyroh)
Have two people do check-in (@billyroh)
Talk about the karaoke sign up page at each stage (@emilyrose, @visnup)
Write in email: parking is tough in the area. don’t drive. (@billyroh)

karaoke interludes

ok, for the first meetup, I want to set the tone by doing live music accompaniment to js/tech people singing covers/karaoke. I have about a month to try to pull this off (going to also assume this public issue doesn't ruin the surprise since people don't have enough time to go rummaging around on github).

if anyone knows of people who'll be in town and want to rock the mic to sing their karaoke jam, let me know.

Oakland (venue)

we want to bridge the two sides of the bay. it's an ongoing suckiness that there are SF people and Oakland people. any and all ideas about how to bring the two together and/or if we should do some events in Oakland can go here.

also, this is not high priority right now (we're focusing on SF for the first couple of meetups), but wanted to get the discussion started now.

possibilities

new parkway theatre
@mikeal's warehouse

Investigate cheaper ti.to pricing

Currently 3% up to €10. Can pay a yearly fee for cheaper rates. This is all on top of Stripe pricing.

September Call for Performers

We're looking for people to perform at our meetup!

What kind of performance are you looking for?
It can be karaoke, plate-spinning, or fire-eating. Basically anything you want. If you're into, we're into it.

How do I submit a performance?
You can either comment on this issue or [send us an email](mailto:[email protected]?subject=Performance Submission).

How long should my performance be?
It should be <6 min long, so no Hotel California please!

Do I need to be a good singer?
Nope. You just need to be enthusiastic and give us LIFE.

What should be in my submission?
A description of what you'll be performing and what kind of equipment you'll need.

Checklist: Sept 3–6

Logistics

Buy

Name tags (@billyroh)
Stickers (@visnup)
Wireless mics (@visnup)
Wired mic (@visnup)

Checklist: August 24–30

Speakers & Performers

Fill 4 out of 4 speaking slots
Fill 4 out of 4 performing slots
Confirm with speakers (@billyroh)
Confirm with performers (@billyroh)
Get bios for speakers (@billyroh)
- Monica
- Justine
- Jeanie
- Isaac
Get bios for performers (@billyroh)
- Natasha
- Billy
- Gabriel

Sales and Promotion

Sell 51 out of 51 regular tickets
Sell 5 out of 5 student sponsorship tickets
Get upfront money from sponsors (@billyroh)
- Opendoor (@billyroh)
- Crunchyroll (@kellyk)
Ask BrooklynJS peeps to tweet out link (@visnup)

Logistics

Do a dry run on August 26 with all A/V equipment
Build out karaoke catalogue and reservation system (@visnup)
Task people you know with getting feedback and socializing with others (@visnup, @billyroh, @kellyk)
Get two A/V people (@visnup)
Close out last month's accounting spreadsheet (@visnup)
Add sponsors to the website (@billyroh)
Send out reminder email to attendees on Tuesday (@billyroh)

A/V

Things we forgot

boat ⛵️

Contribution guidelines

probably steal from @rvagg.

bus 🚎

Idea for a bridging event for SF and East Bay: put everyone on a bus and pick up from both SF and Oakland. Then travel back and forth on the bay bridge and give talks. Or maybe stop on Treasure Island.

Hopefully, the symbolism is heavy handed.

Speaker Bios

Cole Willsea
Cole is an artist from the bay area whose medium is JavaScript. But he prefers to use the term 'web developer' to describe himself, because that is what Spiderman is. Cole asked me to tell you all that he is really close to the metal and that you should follow him on twitter.

Amy Wibowo
Amy Wibowo is an engineer and the author of bubblesort zines, zines that explain computer science concepts with drawings and stories.

Matt Baker
Matt Baker is an engineer on the developer infrastructure team at Airbnb.

Julia Nguyen
Julia Nguyen is a developer, writer, and speaker from Toronto. She's involved in the Women in CS committee at the University of Waterloo, Write/Speak/Code, and Prompt, a mental health in tech organization. She not secretly wishes she was in a husky puppy pen in Russia.

Myles Borins
Myles is a musician, artist, developer and inventor. He spends his days hacking on node.js for IBM. He sometimes makes art… he should probably do more of that.

Amber Feng
Amber works at Stripe, and her hobby is having hobbies. Her current hobby (and moonlight semi-profession), is building an RPG!

Seth Thompson
Seth Thompson is the product manager of the V8 JavaScript engine at Google. In his spare time Seth enjoys reading, watching French films, and collecting obscure .io domains.

Checklist: Sept 7–13

Logistics

Sales & Promotion

Put up tickets for sale (@billyroh)
Reach out to dev schools (5 tickets) (@kellyk)
- Reach out to Hackbright (5 tickets) (@visnup)
Tweet out link to call for speakers (@billyroh)

Buy

Name tags (@billyroh)
Stickers (@visnup)
Wireless mics (@visnup)
Wired mic (@visnup)

August Budget

github is bad at spreadsheets. see current budget on google spreadsheets.

Introductions

Intro

Welcome

It's a fun night of tech, waffles, and music!
You should've gotten your waffle and a name tag at check-in
Find speakers after for questions and comments
Pick a karaoke song at https://wafflejs.com/karaoke/

First Wednesdays of every month

This is a recurring event!
Follow us on Twitter for updates: @wafflejs
Submit talk or performance ideas on GitHub or email [email protected]
Student sponsor tickets
Budget is public
[Survey]

Code of Conduct

All participants are expected to follow the JSConf Code of Conduct

Announcements

DogpatchJS -- Like OaklandJS, every Tuesday at 5:30 at Smokestack in Dogpatch

Charity

Which Bay Area charity should we donate to? Here are some ideas:

Not sure if we want to make it tech-related or not.

Checklist: Post-Event

Reorder

Name tags

Turns out we need

Wireless mics
More audio adapters

name

wafflejs is a solid placeholder name. @billyroh suggested it because, "everyone likes waffles, right?" we're open to others and can deal with migrating the org and repo elsewhere.

Checklist: Day-of

A/V

Check-in desk

Odds & Ends

Pitch the sponsorship during intro (@visnup, @emilyrose)
Test clicker (@visnup)
Make FAQ for speakers (@billyroh)

Things we forgot

Batteries
Extension cords

Checklist: August 17–23

Speakers & Performers

Fill 3 out of 4 speaking slots (@billyroh)
- Reach out to Isaac, Paul, James (@visnup)
- Reach out to Zach (@billyroh)
Fill 3 out of 4 performing slots
- Reach out to ~~Myles~~, Emily (@visnup)
- Ask Natasha which spots she'd like (@visnup)
Tweet out link to #34 (@billyroh)

Sales and Promotion

Sell 28 out of 28 of early bird tickets
Sell 20 out of 51 regular tickets
Get two or more sponsors ($500 each)
- Opendoor (@billyroh)
- Particle (@emilyrose)
- Twitter (@kellyk)
- Crunchyroll (@kellyk)
Give out discount code to each of the speakers (@billyroh)
Ask BrooklynJS peeps to tweet out link (@visnup)

Logistics

Buy 6000-lumen projector (@visnup)
Check with Golden Waffle to see if bulk orders are possible (@billyroh)
Order more stickers (@visnup)
Get two A/V people (@visnup)
Start accounting spreadsheet (@billyroh)
Close out last month's accounting spreadsheet (@visnup)
Invite Kelly to the Twitter account (@billyroh)

Pre-event Checklist

Jetpack for internet (Visnu's getting this from Erica)
Email attendees day before event (Billy/Visnu)
Intro notes (Billy/Visnu)
- welcome
- first Wednesdays
- code of conduct
- waffle voucher
- sponsors
Speaker intro notes (Visnu)
- Susan – designer, developer, and illustrator. currently working at treehouse. you may have seen her sketch notes, tree water colors, or her rad stickers.
- Lunny – Google hangout borojs + Alex sexton
- contra – beer.js, talks about gulp
- Aniyia – CEO, founder of tinsel. Set of headphones that double as a fashion forward beautiful necklace. When Aniyia agreed to sing, I felt a little bad for all the other singers.
- Guillermo – puppy photos
- Nelson – catch up questions
- May-Li – lead of mobile and experimental design at khan academy. before this, she worked at apple, designing and prototyping UI and hardware concepts that led to such things as: force touch, taptic engine, face tracking, multi-touch
- Stephanie, steven - Andrew Lunny will intro

September Call for Speakers

We're looking for speakers for our meetup!

How do I submit a talk?
You can either comment on this issue or [send us an email](mailto:[email protected]?subject=Talk Submission).

When and where will it be?
When: Wednesday, September 2 from 7 to 10 PM.
Where: Soma StrEat Food Park

What should I talk about?
Something you do outside of work. It doesn't have to be tech-related, but it'd be nice!

Do I need to be an expert to talk?
Nope. This meetup is supposed to be fun and casual, so we want everyone to participate. We especially encourage people of underrepresented groups to apply.

How long should my talk be?
Ten minutes. There won't be any formal Q&A.

What should be in my talk submission?
Just a few sentences describing what you want to talk about would be great.

What's the A/V situation?
We'll have a TV and a mic for you to use. Let us know if you need any fancy adapters (we'll have some Apple ones).

Processify our talk selection process

We end up selecting talks based on consensus of the organizers after going through all the proposals we've seen either on GitHub or email for the current months and past months. Our current process is haphazard at best. It's also likely unclear what the selection process is from the outside since there barely is a process on the inside.

We should figure out a better process and if not democratize it, at least publicize it. It should address:

take into account all proposals, new and old
leave some control to the organizers to help guide the meetup
don't let proposals fall through the cracks
give constructive feedback to the proposer
allow transparency(?), balancing the privacy of the proposals we get via email

This is meant as a discussion topic more than a solution right now.

mebeh too much jayhess?

The current site is built with react. I had a blast going through the source and it is super elegant.

One problem, if you visit the site with jayhess turned off you get a big ole blank screen. WOMP WOMP

I know that react has some ability to do server side static rendering, and since the site does not have dynamic content it may make sense to statically generate the payload.

I tried visiting the site with lynx and was served the markdown :S. I do not believe that the jayhess client rendering will effect screen readers, but I have not checked yet.

TLDR; maybe statically generate payload?

October Call for Performers

We're looking for people to perform at our meetup!

What kind of performance are you looking for?
It can be karaoke, plate-spinning, or fire-eating. Basically anything you want. If you're into, we're into it.

How do I submit a performance?
You can either comment on this issue or [send us an email](mailto:[email protected]?subject=Performance Submission).

How long should my performance be?
It should be <6 min long, so no Hotel California please!

Do I need to be a good singer?
Nope. You just need to be enthusiastic and give us LIFE.

What should be in my submission?
A description of what you'll be performing and what kind of equipment you'll need.

October Call for Speakers

We're looking for speakers for our meetup!

How do I submit a talk?
You can either comment on this issue or [send us an email](mailto:[email protected]?subject=Talk Submission).

When and where will it be?
When: Wednesday, October 7 from 7 to 10 PM.
Where: Soma StrEat Food Park

What should I talk about?
Something you're excited about, outside of work. It doesn't have to be tech-related, but it'd be nice!

Do I need to be an expert to talk?
Nope. This meetup is supposed to be fun and casual, so we want everyone to participate. We especially encourage people of underrepresented groups to apply.

How long should my talk be?
Ten minutes. There won't be any formal Q&A.

What should be in my talk submission?
Just a few sentences describing what you want to talk about would be great.

What's the A/V situation?
We'll have a projector and a mic for you to use. Let us know if you need any fancy adapters (we'll have some Apple ones).

Checklist: Sept 14–20

Speakers & Performers

Fill 1 of 2 performer slots (@visnup)
Fill 3 of 4 speaker slots

Logistics

Get one more sponsor
- Reach out to Crunchyroll about sponsorship (@kellyk)
- Reach out to Stripe about sponsorship (@billyroh)
Put down $550 for waffle truck (@visnup)
Reach out to Hackbright (5 tickets) (@visnup)
Really close out accounting for August, September (@visnup)
- Collect August sponsorship money (@visnup)
- Tweet out how much we're donating from August, September (@visnup)

Sales & Promotion

Sell 30 of 30 early bird tickets
Sell 30 of 100 regular tickets

Odds & Ends

November Call for Performers

We're looking for people to perform at our meetup!

What kind of performance are you looking for?
It can be karaoke, plate-spinning, or fire-eating. Basically anything you want. If you're into, we're into it.

How do I submit a performance?
You can either comment on this issue or [send us an email](mailto:[email protected]?subject=Performance Submission).

How long should my performance be?
It should be <6 min long, so no Hotel California please!

Do I need to be a good singer?
Nope. You just need to be enthusiastic and give us LIFE.

What should be in my submission?
A description of what you'll be performing and what kind of equipment you'll need.

August Call for Speakers

We're looking for speakers for our meetup!

How do I submit a talk?
You can either comment on this issue or [send us an email](mailto:[email protected]?subject=Talk Submission).

What should I talk about?
Something you do outside of work. It doesn't have to be tech-related, but it'd be nice!

Do I need to be an expert to talk?
Nope. This meetup is supposed to be fun and casual, so we want everyone to participate. We especially encourage people of underrepresented groups to apply.

How long should my talk be?
Ten minutes. There won't be any formal Q&A.

What should be in my talk submission?
Just a few sentences describing what you want to talk about would be great.

What's the A/V situation?
We'll have a TV and a mic for you to use. Let us know if you need any fancy adapters (we'll have some Apple ones).

Link to accounting

Figure out a consistent place to put a link to our accounting:

August Call for Karaoke Singers

We're looking for people to sing karaoke at our meetup!

How do I submit a karaoke song?
You can either comment on this issue or [send us an email](mailto:[email protected]?subject=Karaoke Submission).

What's this about?
We want this meetup to be fun, so we're getting people to do karaoke between each speaker.

How long should my song be?
It should be <6 min long, so no Hotel California please!

Do I need to be a good singer?
Nope. You just need to be enthusiastic and give us LIFE.

What should be in my karaoke submission?
The song name and a link to the karaoke version of your song. We'll be using YouTube as a karaoke machine or we might try a live musical accompaniment.

Checklist: October 5–7

Sponsorship

Speakers & Performers

Confirm with speakers (@billyroh)
Confirm with performers (@billyroh)
Get bios for speakers (@billyroh)

Sales & Promotion

10 of 10 Students
Sell 80 of 100 regular tickets
Get friends and acquaintances to buy tickets
Send out reminder email to attendees on Tuesday (@billyroh)

Odds & Ends

Task people you know with getting feedback and socializing with others (@visnup, @billyroh)
Update waffle order
Wireless mics (@visnup)
Pitch the sponsorship during intro (@visnup, @emilyrose)
Test clicker (@visnup)
Make FAQ for speakers (@billyroh)

Equipment

Inline ticket buying on our own page

https://ti.to/docs/widget

venue

criteria for a decision

engenders creativity
- non-corporate (no grand lobbies and elevators, no NDAs, no security guards with sign in sheets): this rules out most start-ups and co-working spaces.
- hopefully not alcohol-first (read: straight up bar), but could be bar + open space or bar + art gallery, and really not too finicky on that point.
  - "i think alcohol is fine. the trick is to find somewhere with beer that's good and therefore expensive enough to promote moderation."
can be reserved consistently every month on the same weekday for the near- to medium-term
in SF (Oakland venue discussion in #11)
easy to reach by public transit (for anyone coming from east bay)
can hold ~90 semi-comfortably (only planning on 50 for the inaugural event)

possibilities to contact

@visnup will call through this list and add notes as I go.

BART 🚅

Similar to #5, but maybe even more logistically a nightmare. Meet at certain BART stations and hold talks on BART platforms. or possibly within BART cars. Very important to not inconvenience any commuters though.

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WaffleJS

About

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Contributing

Sponsors

Also

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Contributors

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Watchers

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Sales & Promotion

A/V

Odds & Ends

Intro

Welcome

Agenda

First Wednesdays of every month

Code of Conduct

Sponsored by Opendoor

Announcements

Reorder

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Check-in desk

Odds & Ends

possibilities

Logistics

Buy

Speakers & Performers

Sales and Promotion

Logistics

A/V

Things we forgot

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Sales & Promotion

Buy

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Welcome

First Wednesdays of every month

Code of Conduct

Sponsored by ...

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Reorder

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Check-in desk

Odds & Ends

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Speakers & Performers

Sales and Promotion

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Speakers & Performers

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Sales & Promotion

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