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OpenHatch is an open source web app for helping people get involved in open source projects. We do that through web-based interactive tutorials called "training missions;" a browsing tool for bitesize bugs in open source projects called the "volunteer opportunity finder"; and an online mentor/mentee matching tool.

OpenHatch is written in Django and we welcome people of any level to contribute! We also need CSS and Javascript help.

Goal of the OpenHatch project

OpenHatch’s goal is to make the free software/open source community more welcoming to newcomers. To do this, we provide curricula and logistical support for running “Intro to Open Source” workshops, a website with open source tools, “training missions” and a volunteer opportunity finder, and several other projects in progress.

Goals for this sprint

Available at https://etherpad.mozilla.org/oh-pycon2014

Project setup

http://openhatch.readthedocs.org/en/latest/getting_started/installation.html

How to find the community

We're in rooms 518A on the 5th level of the Convention Center.

We'll also be using the #openhatch IRC channel. See http://openhatch.readthedocs.org/en/latest/getting_started/getting_started.html for info about that.

We'll also be using the http://lists.openhatch.org/mailman/listinfo/devel email list. Consider joining.

We'll also be using https://openhatch.org/bugs/ . To use that site, you need to have an openhatch.org account. (You can make one easily.)

We'll also be using GitHub for some things -- feel free to make an account there.

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 == Goals for this sprint ==
+'''Available at https://etherpad.mozilla.org/oh-pycon2014'''
-* Improve the user experience in the volunteer opportunity finder
-* Fix security issues with the OpenHatch site
-* Clean out issue tracker
-* Provide code review & merge some outstanding pull requests
-* Improve our developer experience
-** Move the OpenHatch bug importeres to scrapinghub
 == Project setup ==
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 == How to find the community ==
-Sprints will be in rooms 518A-C, 519A/B, 520A-F and 524A-C on the 5th level of the Convention Center. We'll be in one of those rooms, not sure which yet.
+We're in rooms 518A on the 5th level of the Convention Center.
 We'll also be using the #openhatch IRC channel. See http://openhatch.readthedocs.org/en/latest/getting_started/getting_started.html for info about that.
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 We'll also be using GitHub for some things -- feel free to make an account there.
-Make a new training mission
-Base goal: Pick a skill to create a new training mission around, and design what the mission will look like. Create a mock-up of the mission.
-Stretch goal: Implement the mock-up, and user test it on volunteers from the event.
-Clean out issue tracker
-Base goal: Go through tracker and label issues by what type of “cleaning” they need. Does a bug need to be verified? Does a patch need to be tested? Does the feature request need to be attached to a milestone?
-Stretch goal: Use the labels as a guide to “clean” each issue. Verify bugs, test patches, etc.