Making a Workshop

Setup for Screen Sharing etc.

• We recommend using chromium or chrome so screen sharing works nicely.
• You can just open https://meet.jit.si/workshops to get into the channel for the workshop. Mind that jitsi will record one window if you switch windows, you'll have to tell jitsi explicitly to record the new window for participants to see it.
• Use https://obsproject.com/ for recording, you can add a pulseaudio in- and output to record your and the participants voices, as well as add a screen to record it.

New Workshop Markdown Template

To create a workshop, create a wiki page like the others following this example:

# Abstract

Doctests in python are a great way to test your code while documenting it. This workshop introduces participants to the concept, conscious use of doctests and enables them to doctest their code efficiently!

# Agenda

- Why to use doctests?
- How to use doctests?
- Excercise: Use doctests!
- When *not* to use doctests!
- Discussion: How to use doctests in coala.

# Requirements

- Basic Python knowledge
- A WebRTC capable browser

# What you Need to Know

| Key           | Value         |
| ------------- | ------------- |
| Instructor    | Lasse Schuirmann (@sils1297) |
| Date          | [July 3rd, 4pm UTC](https://www.google.com/calendar/event?eid=djVtaXZidWNvdDhxYjVjY3A5NTVraDEwNjggaGwzajc5NzFtaG9vNnJoZmtuM2ZjZjVhZmtAZw) |
| Duration      | About 1.5 hours plus Q/A |
| Registration  | Optional, possibly a form or so |
| Difficulty Level | easy/medium/hard                  |
| Where can I join? | <https://meet.jit.si/workshops> |

And don't forget to link it on https://github.com/coala-analyzer/coala/wiki/Workshops and announce it on social media!