Royale at ApacheCon 2022
Andrew Wetmore edited this page Dec 2, 2021
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We did not make presentations at ApacheCon At Home (ACAH) 2021. I thought I would try to get the project organized way early for 2022.
Andrew Wetmore has agreed to coordinate the Royale presentation track.
This page is for proposing, discussing, assigning, and coordinating our presentations.
Goal of five presentations.
- Build the project website with Apache Royale -
- Using external JS libraries in a Royale app - Yishay Weiss
- Beads: what they do, where they are, and how to use them in Apache Royale - Andrew Wetmore
- Charts, dashboards, data display in Royale (focus on using eCharts?) - Andrew Wetmore
- Localizing your Royale app -
- Your app after Flash (general overview of AIR or JS, moving forward with Royale, emulation, rebuilding using Jewel...)
- Cross-browser compatibility
- Royale and AMF
- How can a non-expert contribute to Royale?
- Building your responsive app
- Crux: a framework for a Royale app
- Unit-testing your Royale app
- Tips and tricks (stuff that would not make a track by itself but would make people say 'Oh, that's neat' or 'Now I get how to do that')
- Select a coordinator - done
- Inform the ApacheCon organizers of interest in the track -
- Assemble the topics
- Select the presenters
- Submit the CFP for each presentation in the track
- Assign tasks
- Prepare the assets
- Prepare the speaking script(s)
- Prepare downloadable resources
- REHEARSE
- Promote our track to the world
- Non-presenters engage in feedback during presentations
- Lightly edit the recordings of the presentations, under guidance from the ApacheCon team
- Promote the videos (once they are on the Apache YouTube channel) of our presentations
- The Call for proposals site
- The ACAH event website for getting your ticket and checking developments
What else needs to happen?
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