Diamond Light Source Bluesky Hackathon event aimed at Developers of the Bluesky framework to come together to work on tasks and issues in the Bluesky Software.
Diamond Light Source is hosting the Bluesky Hackathon, for Diamond employees and staff to work on Bluesky tasks along side other facilities and developers of the Blukesky framework.
What happens?
Hackathons (also known as Coding Marathons or Code Sprints) are popular in many open source projects as a way of making progress on certain development efforts. At this Bluesky Hackathon, attendees will work on a large number of open issues in the Bluesky software collaboration, giving Diamond engineers the opportunity to become more familiar with Bluesky and foster international collaboration with NSLS-II.
Please see below a rough agenda for this event, a more detailed agenda will be added closer to the event date.
| Moday 15th April | Introductions and issue assignment and beggning of work on tasks |
| Tuesday 16th April - Thursday 18th April | Working through tasks and issue with support form organisers |
| Friday 19th April | Review of work by organisers |
Attendance to register to this event is free of charge.
Please follow the link HERE to register for this event.
All Lunches and refreshments throughout the workshop will be provided free of charge for all attendees to this event.
If you have any questions, please contact [email protected]
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