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Be a ParisJS Host
Eric Bréchemier edited this page May 28, 2015
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First and foremost, thank you for supporting Paris.js.
The information below (extracted and translated from Paris.js mailing-list) will help you to understand better what Paris.js is concretely.
This is the program of a typical meetup:
- 19h00 => 19h30 - Arrival
- 19h30 => 19h35 - Presentation of Paris.js
- 19h35 => 19h40 - Presentation of the sponsor
- 19h40 => 21h10 - Long Talks, 30 minutes each (25min + 5min interval)
- 21h10 => 21h30 - Lightning talks, 5 minutes each
- 21h30 => 21h40 - Announcements of Events
- 21h30 => end - Buffet and free discussions with participants
This planning can be adapted to your constraints, of course, while preserving a time for the talks and a time for the gathering.
The community is responsible for:
- advertising the upcoming event through networks of developers
- video recording, and, when possible, live broadcasting of the event on the Internet
- helping to organize the event on location on D day
In general, the host organization offers:
- a location with at least 50 seats
- a buffet (drinks and pizzas)
- 5 minutes chrono to present themselves at the start of the meetup en début de meetup (shared in case of multiple sponsors)
- Sponsor name displayed on parisjs.org website
- Sponsor mentioned on Twitter in announces for the meetup
If it's all right, then propose to host a meetup through this form: http://parisjstalks.nodejitsu.com/en/sponsoring
Also, feel free to ask any question on the mailing-list: parisjs@googlegroups.com