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[931.48 --> 932.42] I think it's a great idea.
[933.16 --> 933.54] Yeah.
[933.98 --> 935.20] Developers getting healthier.
[935.92 --> 936.36] Definitely.
[936.46 --> 936.62] Yeah.
[936.78 --> 939.06] Every year I see, um, the runners.
[939.54 --> 944.90] There's generally groups of people who go off and run in the city in the morning, bright
[944.90 --> 945.36] and early.
[945.36 --> 947.72] But, uh, that's not me.
[948.18 --> 948.62] Yeah.
[948.84 --> 951.54] This, this year, sadly missing Brad Fitzpatrick though.
[951.80 --> 952.04] Yeah.
[952.56 --> 954.34] Wait, all of our best to you, Brad.
[954.44 --> 958.38] I know they're, they're moments away from baby delivery.
[958.38 --> 962.46] So if you're listening or if you do listen later, we hope that everything goes well with
[962.46 --> 962.94] your delivery.
[963.64 --> 964.90] Yeah, definitely.
[965.64 --> 967.72] Babies rock and go for babies rock more.
[968.10 --> 968.50] Right.
[968.50 --> 973.10] Does the, does the doctor give a looks good to me thumb too?
[973.50 --> 973.68] Yeah.
[974.00 --> 976.12] It has to go through Jarrett.
[978.30 --> 985.18] So, um, we can either talk a bit about community day or we can talk about talks first and do
[985.18 --> 988.66] them chronologically in the order they occur at the conference.
[989.34 --> 991.68] No, that's way too structured for us.
[992.14 --> 997.30] We can make that plan now, but we'll get sidetracked so fast that we'll feel like we didn't have
[997.30 --> 998.12] a plan to begin with.
[998.12 --> 999.90] I think that's a poor choice for us.
[1000.28 --> 1002.32] I think we should just continue to free form.
[1003.72 --> 1005.20] Otherwise we look disorganized.
[1005.80 --> 1007.60] Free form away, Brian, go ahead.
[1009.04 --> 1011.52] Leaders into the free forming worlds.
[1012.80 --> 1015.12] Eric brings up a community day.
[1015.32 --> 1020.32] And I think, uh, the standout awesome from community day was the contributor room that
[1020.32 --> 1021.40] the go team put together.
[1021.62 --> 1023.20] That was so amazing.
[1023.50 --> 1025.60] I don't remember the final count of people.
[1025.60 --> 1031.12] I want to say it was like 150 people, but lots and lots of people went in and had mentors
[1031.12 --> 1036.30] that helped them get through the, a little bit onerous process of setting up an environment
[1036.30 --> 1037.94] to contribute to the go project.
[1037.94 --> 1044.50] And I want to say that there were on that day alone, 40 contributions accepted and a lot
[1044.50 --> 1045.06] more made.
[1045.16 --> 1050.98] And I'm sure since then, uh, many of those, uh, that have were submitted have been accepted
[1050.98 --> 1051.30] too.
[1051.50 --> 1058.98] So, uh, just a huge, huge shout out to Steve and Steve Francia and others who set up that
[1058.98 --> 1063.96] room and the mentors who helped enable it because it was truly awesome.
[1063.96 --> 1067.34] All those people getting contributed, contributing to go.
[1067.64 --> 1068.04] Yeah.
[1068.08 --> 1072.80] They had a little dashboard going for points for, uh, types of contributions.
[1072.80 --> 1073.94] And yeah, it was.
[1074.14 --> 1074.26] Yeah.
[1074.34 --> 1079.90] I want to say something about that because I was there as a participant and it was amazing.
[1080.06 --> 1084.22] I so loved that they did that and I hope they do it every year.
[1084.22 --> 1088.66] And actually I talked to Steve and I mentioned to Steve and I wasn't the only one to mention
[1088.66 --> 1096.56] this, that we should have that like twice a year, maybe four times a year and get the,
[1096.56 --> 1102.10] the goal meetups together to do that as a, as a team, as a group around the world.
[1102.10 --> 1109.54] And maybe we can have in different time zones, but anyway, so there were two separate things
[1109.54 --> 1111.08] that we were doing in that room.
[1111.46 --> 1114.52] One was going through the process.
[1114.66 --> 1120.30] They had a, uh, uh, uh, I want to say a fake repo and we were going through the process of
[1120.30 --> 1123.74] submitting to go, except that we weren't submitting to, to the goal repo.
[1123.74 --> 1129.14] We were submitting to this fake repo, but the point was to get you to go through the process
[1129.14 --> 1135.92] and having someone there to comment on your submission and maybe ask you to make a change
[1135.92 --> 1141.50] or correct your submission and then you make a correction and submit again until you went
[1141.50 --> 1144.10] through the whole process and got your submission completed.
[1144.60 --> 1147.42] And you know, your change was pushed to that repo.
[1147.66 --> 1150.26] So that was to get you through the process.
[1150.76 --> 1155.74] And I don't want to say it was simple because, you know, simple is very relative.
[1155.74 --> 1157.90] I had done that before.
[1158.54 --> 1164.68] Uh, I'm very familiar with kids, which helps, but I want to say that there were so many people
[1164.68 --> 1165.46] there to help.
[1165.76 --> 1167.34] And I actually got help.
[1167.48 --> 1173.16] Uh, somebody was teaching me how to interpret because I was reading the instruction on how
[1173.16 --> 1178.90] to add an example and I was having a hard time understanding the shortcuts that the documentation
[1178.90 --> 1179.98] was using.
[1180.12 --> 1181.80] And this guy explained it to me.
[1181.84 --> 1183.20] I was like, Oh, that's what it means.
[1183.32 --> 1183.76] Thank you.
[1184.26 --> 1185.52] So that was one thing.
[1185.52 --> 1189.64] And they had this, like Eric was saying, they had this dashboard and there were a gazine
[1189.64 --> 1191.54] and like a thousand submissions, I think.
[1192.42 --> 1195.88] Uh, just in one session, there were two sessions, one in the morning, one in the afternoon.
[1195.88 --> 1200.40] So I highly recommend people who haven't gone through the process to go to this work, to
[1200.40 --> 1201.58] this workshop is free.
[1202.12 --> 1204.68] Uh, if they are a go for con in the future.
[1205.00 --> 1207.84] And the other thing was like, okay, you went through this process.
[1207.96 --> 1211.12] How about now you go and make a submission to the go repo?
[1211.12 --> 1213.84] And that's where the 40 submissions come from.
[1213.84 --> 1220.76] A lot of people submitted codes or example or documentation and, uh, you know, they became
[1220.76 --> 1221.56] go contributors.
[1221.56 --> 1227.36] So one of the things that I thought was really fantastic about it was, uh, the Phoenix users
[1227.36 --> 1233.10] group, I think took that same material and brought it home for their go meetup.
[1233.16 --> 1234.82] I think it was that you, Brian Downs?
[1234.82 --> 1240.88] Pretty sure it was, uh, did a contributor workshop right after go for con and spread it even farther.
[1240.88 --> 1247.28] So my call out to the meetup organizers out there is to find that material and, uh, push
[1247.28 --> 1248.24] it out, spread the love.
[1248.36 --> 1249.88] Let's get more people contributing to go.
[1249.98 --> 1251.66] Cause that was a really great idea.
[1252.34 --> 1252.46] Yeah.
[1252.52 --> 1254.30] It really is easy to follow.