New Developer Orientation

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New Developer Orientation

  1. Familiarize yourself with any of the development tools you don't know well. Bookmark The Wiki Formatting Help instructional will help you set up your log.
    1. Google Drive 101
    2. Google Docs 101
    3. Wiki 101
    4. Google Hangouts 101
    5. OSE FreeCAD 101
    6. OSE Network 101
    7. Kdenlive 101
    8. Scrum 101
  1. Calendar & Reminder Items
    1. Add your end date, listed above.
    2. Add a reminder for your weekly meeting times.The OSE development team will meet every Monday at 11:00 AM CST at a dedicated Google Hangout. If there changes to meetings times you will be emailed.
    3. Add a reminder to submit your timesheet before the Monday meeting. (Instructions below.)
  1. Log Items
    1. Take a quick look at Emmanuil’s Log as a sample of good log.
    2. Review Best Practices for Logs.
    3. Add the following links to the top of your log (for quick reference):
      1. Wiki Formatting Help in case you might need it.
      2. Add the Timesheet link. This is how we submit time every Monday.
      3. Add the Jitsi meetup link. This is where we usually meet.
      4. Add the Google Hangouts link. This is where we sometimes meet.
      5. Add the D3D for the general 3D printer project overview.
      6. Add the D3D Meeting Log. This is where we keep all our working files and link our meeting videos (if you happen to miss one).
      7. Add your teammates logs. At the first meeting you will be assigned to a team. Once you find out, refer to the Developer’s Page to find the links to their logs, and link to them on top of your page.
    4. Add the OSE Network link to the D3D Group This is our official discussion thread.
    5. Post your badge at the top of your log.
    6. Post a public email address for yourself

Join the Club Go to the Developer’s Page. Take a look at your new teammates and post your own bio. Add your: Profile picture attached in jpeg or png format Email, LinkedIn page, website (optional) A quote from yourself about why you are contributing to OSE A short bio or few sentences including your relevant skills. Add your teammates’ emails to your contacts. Go the OSE Network. Join it. Then go to the featured groups and join the D3D Group. Say “Hi.”