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* "Portability, Elements, and Articles" by Isaac Fischer ([[User:FishTank|FishTank]]) |
* "Portability, Elements, and Articles" by Isaac Fischer ([[User:FishTank|FishTank]]) |
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* "Best Practices with Images" by [[User:CzechOut|CzechOut]] |
* "Best Practices with Images" by [[User:CzechOut|CzechOut]] |
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| − | * "Looking Forward: Portability and Mobile" by Stuart Robbins ([[User:TwoTailedFox|TwoTailedFox]]) |
+ | * "Looking Forward: Portability and Mobile" by Stuart Robbins ([[User:TwoTailedFox|TwoTailedFox]]), co-authored by [[User:Cyanide3|Cyanide3]] of [[Help:Vanguard|Vanguard]] |
These presentations were geared towards editors with novice-to-moderate templating skills, with some insights for more advanced users. We also talked about how [[w:c:p:Vanguard|Vanguard]] helps communities be more portable and futureproof. |
These presentations were geared towards editors with novice-to-moderate templating skills, with some insights for more advanced users. We also talked about how [[w:c:p:Vanguard|Vanguard]] helps communities be more portable and futureproof. |
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Revision as of 20:02, 1 August 2017
"Portability: a Community Connect Town Hall" was a November 2016 interactive broadcast event. It was open to the general FANDOM public.
Topics
Three presentations were given during this two hour portability festival, each followed by a session for questions and answers:
- "Portability, Elements, and Articles" by Isaac Fischer (FishTank)
- "Best Practices with Images" by CzechOut
- "Looking Forward: Portability and Mobile" by Stuart Robbins (TwoTailedFox), co-authored by Cyanide3 of Vanguard
These presentations were geared towards editors with novice-to-moderate templating skills, with some insights for more advanced users. We also talked about how Vanguard helps communities be more portable and futureproof.
Finally, the event concluded with an Ask Me Anything style roundtable, where the presenters and special guests answered attendees' portability-related questions.