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We have a number of sessions next week for all tastes and interests. Feel free to come to as few or as many sessions as you like. All of them are free and open to anyone: We have a number of sessions next week for all tastes and interests. Feel free to come to as few or as many sessions as you like. All of them are free and open to anyone.
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== About The Sessions == === 29th January 2013 ===
 * '''15:00 UTC:''' Introduction to Ubuntu development -- `dholbach`
  * Description: If you are completely new to Ubuntu Development, this is a session you will want to attend. It will give you a good overview how things work and you will have heard about all the essential bits.
 * '''16:00 UTC:''' Getting set up for Ubuntu development -- `dholbach`
  * Description: In this session you will learn which tools you need and how to configure them best. Afterwards you will be ready to go to start working on Ubuntu packages.
 * '''17:00 UTC:''' Introduction to patch systems -- `coolbhavi`
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 * '''18:00 UTC:''' Working with upstreams -- `tumbleweed`
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 * '''18:30 UTC:''' Introduction to One Hundred Paper Cuts -- `notgary` (Hangout!)
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 * '''19:00 UTC:''' Ubuntu App Developer tools -- `mhall119`
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Unsure of which sessions are for you? Here is a brief summary of each of the sessions: === 30th January 2013 ===
 * '''15:00 UTC:''' How to write apps for Ubuntu -- `dpm`
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 * '''16:00 UTC:''' Ubuntu App review process explained
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 * '''17:00 UTC:''' Finding memory leaks -- `achiang` (Hangout!)
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 * '''18:00 UTC:''' Testing with autopilot -- `balloons`
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 * '''19:00 UTC:''' Unity integration -- `mhall119`
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 * '''Packaging 101''' -- [[MOTU]] DanielHolbach will talk you through the bare-bone structure of an Ubuntu package and how to get there the easiest way.
 * '''Upstream Bug Linkages''' -- In his session JorgeCastro will demonstrate the importance of linking Upstream bugs, acting as a liaison with upstream projects and be an important tie between upstream projects and Ubuntu.
 * '''Introduction to MOTU''' -- IulianUdrea has been very active in the [[MOTU]] team and will share his experiences with you and of course answer all your questions.
 * '''How do I fix an Ubuntu bug?''' -- DanielHolbach will take you on the journey from finding a bug to work on, the process of fixing it and getting it integrated into Ubuntu.
 * '''Introduction to BZR''' -- DavidFutcher has used [[http://bazaar-vcs.org|bzr]] in his work on Ubuntu and will guide you on your way of learning one of the most important tools in today's development ecosystem: distributed revision control.
 * '''Introduction to PPAs''' -- [[http://launchpad.net/|Launchpad]] hacker CelsoProvidelo has put a lot of work into [http://launchpad.net/soyuz|Soyuz]] and [[http://help.launchpad.net/PPA|PPAs]]. He will explain how to make the best use of Personal Package Archives.
 * '''Using the Launchpad Web Service API''' -- LeonardRichardson and BarryWarsaw, two of the [[http://launchpad.net/|Launchpad]] hackers behind the [[https://help.launchpad.net/API|Launchpad Web Service API]] will demonstrate a few examples and answer questions about the project that is hopefully going to put an end to all Launchpad screen-scraping.
 * '''Launchpad Hacks''' -- BrianMurray, Ubuntu's bugmaster does bug triage, bug statistics and chearleading on #ubuntu-bugs at day and writes Greasemonkey scripts at night. He's done a lot of useful little hacks that make Bug Triage quicker and more fun. He will show you how.
 * '''bzr for packaging''' -- After DavidFutcher's session and if you're into packaging, you should be ready to go for JamesWestby and the magic he will teach you. James is not only author of bzr-builddeb, but also heavily involved in DistributedDevelopment.		 === 31st January 2013 ===
 * '''15:00 UTC:''' Automated Testing in Ubuntu -- `pitti`
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 * '''16:00 UTC:''' Syncing your app's data with u1db -- `sil`
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 * '''17:00 UTC:''' Interacting with Debian's Bug Tracking System -- `tumbleweed`
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 * '''17:30 UTC:''' Building Ubuntu images -- `ogra`
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 * '''18:00 UTC:''' The Ubuntu Nexus 7 images -- `ogra`
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 * '''18:30 UTC:''' Fixing packages to cross-build -- `xnox`
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 * '''19:00 UTC:''' Developers Roundtable -- `bdrung`
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Ubuntu Developer Week Sessions

Our Sessions

We have a number of sessions next week for all tastes and interests. Feel free to come to as few or as many sessions as you like. All of them are free and open to anyone.

29th January 2013

  • 15:00 UTC: Introduction to Ubuntu development -- dholbach

    • Description: If you are completely new to Ubuntu Development, this is a session you will want to attend. It will give you a good overview how things work and you will have heard about all the essential bits.

  • 16:00 UTC: Getting set up for Ubuntu development -- dholbach

    • Description: In this session you will learn which tools you need and how to configure them best. Afterwards you will be ready to go to start working on Ubuntu packages.

  • 17:00 UTC: Introduction to patch systems -- coolbhavi

    • Description:

  • 18:00 UTC: Working with upstreams -- tumbleweed

    • Description:

  • 18:30 UTC: Introduction to One Hundred Paper Cuts -- notgary (Hangout!)

    • Description:

  • 19:00 UTC: Ubuntu App Developer tools -- mhall119

    • Description:

30th January 2013

  • 15:00 UTC: How to write apps for Ubuntu -- dpm

    • Description:

  • 16:00 UTC: Ubuntu App review process explained

    • Description:

  • 17:00 UTC: Finding memory leaks -- achiang (Hangout!)

    • Description:

  • 18:00 UTC: Testing with autopilot -- balloons

    • Description:

  • 19:00 UTC: Unity integration -- mhall119

    • Description:

31st January 2013

  • 15:00 UTC: Automated Testing in Ubuntu -- pitti

    • Description:

  • 16:00 UTC: Syncing your app's data with u1db -- sil

    • Description:

  • 17:00 UTC: Interacting with Debian's Bug Tracking System -- tumbleweed

    • Description:

  • 17:30 UTC: Building Ubuntu images -- ogra

    • Description:

  • 18:00 UTC: The Ubuntu Nexus 7 images -- ogra

    • Description:

  • 18:30 UTC: Fixing packages to cross-build -- xnox

    • Description:

  • 19:00 UTC: Developers Roundtable -- bdrung

    • Description:

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