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# 2025 27th April
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**Attendees:** Adam, Saloumeh, Bjørn, Hossein, Marco, Natalia, Rachel, Jason
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## Agenda
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1. Thanks
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1. Reflect on last two weeks (what worked, what didn't)
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2. Run through current tasks
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3. Plan next tasks
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3. Run through current tasks
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4. Plan next tasks
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### 1. Thanks
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Mega thanks to Rachel for setting _so_ much good stuff in the new repo, linting, link checking, and moving ALL of our legacy modules over into the monorepo.
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Also mega thanks to Natlia for putting together the proposal for splitting js/node - the biggest remaining puzzle piece in the curriculum.
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### 2. Reflection
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#### Things that didn't work so well:
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- Review requires on PRs to 1? Yes.
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- Bit unclear where to have discussions (some slack, pr, issue). Finding it is hard. Keep slack discussions linked/sumarised into PRs.
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- Tasks were quite broad at this point, difficult to estimate, hard to take a task because of this
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- Some felt like they couldn't contribute much recently. **Important note:** Being engaged, following conversations, replying with feedback, is all really helpful too and super appreciated, even if you're week is too busy to take a task on your own.
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#### Things working good:
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- Monorepo is going well! consistency across content, finding everything in one place.
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- Biweekly/weekly catch up sessions work well, both online and offline makes a nice balance. Summary of notes afterwards, with clear goals/next steps for the next "two weeks" is good.
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- Github kanban board for managing issues, priority, visibility etc. is nice
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#### Actions:
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1. Switch to one required reviewer
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2. Keep meeting agendas/notes in github, link to them from other places (invites, slack reminders).
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3. Continue to consider how to best keep conversations in the right/organised places, it feels disjointed right now.
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### 3/4. Current tasks and next steps
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#### [Plan for splitting up js/node](https://github.com/HackYourFuture-CPH/programme/issues/4)
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1. Keep it open for a week longer for more feedback
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1. Saloumeh is trying to get some other mentors to help review (sorry, forgot the names!)
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2. Adam to ping again in slack to remind more to review it
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3. Start splitting tasks up already...
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Next steps:
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Our plan should be to start getting content into the courses, small PRs, and easily to iterate later.
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So, create course outlines in the readmes, link to legacy content, make notes of new stuff to be added as stubs, etc.
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Create tickets for additional changes (e.g. final projects, or smaller stuff like "change exercises in module x)
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Note: Legacy modules should not be modified. Linking is fine for now, but we need to copy them over at some point, and if/when we want to edit the content, it's a good time to do that!
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## Notes
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Next goals for next time?
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Adam to summarise these:
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1. Suggestion: Foundatioan learning goal outline (e.g. the raedme with links to stuff)
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2. Also: JS learning goal outlined in specialisms too
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## Next steps
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