If you’d like to give a talk, come to a meetup and tell us about your talk idea. At the end of each meetup, we plan what’s going to happen at the next meetup.
As soon as possible, send an email to [email protected] confirming that you’ll be giving a talk.
All arrangements for the talk will be handled over email. People check their email much more often than their meetup messages, and with email it’s easy to cc: people so that everyone’s in the loop.
If your laptop doesn’t have a mini DisplayPort or HDMI port, please get and test an HDMI adapter before your talk. The projector also has a VGA port, but if you want to use it for your talk, you’ll need to bring a cable or ask the organizers to bring one.
Please send a short abstract of your talk no more than two weeks before the date. If you have a slide or interesting visual related to your talk that could go in the meetup announcement to get people’s attention, please send that along as well.
If you don’t send us an abstract, we’ll reach out to you to confirm that you’ll be giving the talk. If we don’t have your email address, or don’t hear back from you, we’ll ask someone else to fill in, and your talk will have to be postponed to a future meetup.
If you email us a link to your slides and/or code, we can post them on the website, and someone else will have a copy in case your laptop has trouble during the talk.
If you’d like to practice your talk or get feedback on an idea before the talk itself, just let us know.
The projector has an HDMI cable. If your laptop doesn’t have an HDMI port, let us know so that we can make sure to bring the appropriate cables or adapters for you.
If you didn’t do so before the talk, please send your slides and code to [email protected] so we can post them on the website and GitHub.