Came for the Conference,
Stayed for the Sprint

🔗 slides.com/cheukting_ho/conference-sprint

Who has attended a sprint at a conference? 🤚

I would like to introduce to a different type of sprint

So what is a sprint?

Not the sport 🏃🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️

...designed for teams of ten or fewer members,

who break their work into goals 

that can be completed within time-boxed iterations

I consult the internet...

TL;DR
 

 Sit together,

complete small tasks

But what does it means for sprints at Conferences?

We contribute to open-sources

• Fix bugs
• Write tests
• Closes issues

Isn't it? 🤔

Remember contribution is not just code contribution

Mozilla Common Voice

But why the sprints?

• Make friends
• Learn a new package
• Get inspired
• Collaborate

You learn a lot at the sprint

Hypothesis

Great ideas also came from sprints

Translating Python Documentation

Remember,

it all goes back to the community

Without the community, there's no sprints

Without the sprints, there's less contributions

Without contributions, there's no community

But, there are doubts...

Do we want sprints at PyCon ES next year?