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UID:pretalx-devcon8-SMQYXM@cfp.devcon.org
DTSTART;TZID=IST:20261105T120000
DTEND;TZID=IST:20261105T124500
DESCRIPTION:Most first-time contributors never make it past setup. In this 
 workshop\, we set up together and then spend the session on real code in E
 ventyay\, FOSSASIA's open source event platform. Conferences use it for ti
 cketing\, calls for speakers\, schedules and online events.\n\nYou'll clon
 e the repository and bring up the full stack with Docker Compose. This run
 s Django\, PostgreSQL\, Redis and Celery on your laptop\, with sample data
  and live reload\, so your changes show up instantly.\n\nNext\, you'll lea
 rn to find your way around a real Django + Vue codebase. We'll look at how
  the containers fit together\, where the code behind each page lives\, and
  how to read the logs. Then you'll pick a small issue prepared for this wo
 rkshop\, such as a template\, text or UI fix. You'll create a branch\, tes
 t your change and are ready for your first pull requests.\n\nYou'll leave 
 with a working development setup\, and a workflow you can reuse. Ready for
  more?\n**Bring:** A laptop with Docker and Git installed\, plus a GitHub 
 account.
DTSTAMP:20261101T042029Z
LOCATION:CLS - Builders Room
SUMMARY:Set up Eventyay: Docker Up\, PR Out - Get Ready for Your First Cont
 ribution to a Real Django + Vue Platform Used by Thousands (1/2) - Srivats
 av Auswin\, Saalim Aqueel\, Arnav Angarkar\, Om Vanwari\, Mukund\, Rachit\
 , Saksham Sirohi
URL:https://cfp.devcon.org/devcon8/talk/SMQYXM/
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UID:pretalx-devcon8-ZNGJGK@cfp.devcon.org
DTSTART;TZID=IST:20261105T134500
DTEND;TZID=IST:20261105T144000
DESCRIPTION:Most first-time contributors never make it past setup. In this 
 workshop\, we set up together and then spend the session on real code in E
 ventyay\, FOSSASIA's open source event platform. Conferences use it for ti
 cketing\, calls for speakers\, schedules and online events.\n\nYou'll clon
 e the repository and bring up the full stack with Docker Compose. This run
 s Django\, PostgreSQL\, Redis and Celery on your laptop\, with sample data
  and live reload\, so your changes show up instantly.\n\nNext\, you'll lea
 rn to find your way around a real Django + Vue codebase. We'll look at how
  the containers fit together\, where the code behind each page lives\, and
  how to read the logs. Then you'll pick a small issue prepared for this wo
 rkshop\, such as a template\, text or UI fix. You'll create a branch\, tes
 t your change and are ready for your first pull requests.\n\nYou'll leave 
 with a working development setup\, and a workflow you can reuse. Ready for
  more?\n**Bring:** A laptop with Docker and Git installed\, plus a GitHub 
 account.
DTSTAMP:20261101T042029Z
LOCATION:CLS - Builders Room
SUMMARY:Set up Eventyay: Docker Up\, PR Out - Get Ready for Your First Cont
 ribution to a Real Django + Vue Platform Used by Thousands (2/2) - Srivats
 av Auswin\, Saalim Aqueel\, Arnav Angarkar\, Om Vanwari\, Mukund\, Rachit\
 , Saksham Sirohi
URL:https://cfp.devcon.org/devcon8/talk/ZNGJGK/
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UID:pretalx-devcon8-KZLR87@cfp.devcon.org
DTSTART;TZID=IST:20261105T134500
DTEND;TZID=IST:20261105T140000
DESCRIPTION:AI can generate code in seconds\, but contributing successfully
  to a real open-source project requires much more than producing a patch.\
 n\nIn this practical session\, we will walk through the journey from findi
 ng a GitHub issue to getting a pull request ready for review and merge. Us
 ing examples from the FOSSASIA eventyay project\, we will look at how AI c
 an help developers understand an unfamiliar codebase\, trace relevant code
  paths\, explore existing patterns\, draft changes and create tests.\n\nTh
 e session will also cover the parts that still require engineering judgmen
 t: choosing the right issue\, verifying the root cause\, keeping changes w
 ithin scope\, following project architecture\, testing real behavior and r
 esponding to maintainer feedback.\n\nThe goal is to show that you do not n
 eed to understand an entire large codebase before contributing. With the r
 ight workflow\, AI can significantly reduce the barrier to entry — while
  the contributor remains responsible for making the change correct\, maint
 ainable and useful to the project.\n\nParticipants will leave with a concr
 ete workflow they can use to start contributing to FOSSASIA and other open
 -source projects.
DTSTAMP:20261101T042029Z
LOCATION:Community Led Stage
SUMMARY:AI Can Write the Patch — Can You Get It Merged? - Rachit
URL:https://cfp.devcon.org/devcon8/talk/KZLR87/
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