Everything you need to know about how we run the Web Engineering DUS Meetup (WebEngDUS).

A fundamental part of our meetup is speakers running a talk. With our speaker briefing, we provide everything you need to know about speaking at the WebEngDUS:

• Speaker information for the Web Engineering DUS Meetup (English)
• Speaker-Informationen für das Web Engineering DUS Meetup (Deutsch)

The Web Engineering DUS Meetup depends on the support of local companies. Local companies can sponsor the meetup by providing us with a location, technical equipment, and some food and drinks during the meetup.

For consistent communication and expectation management, we provide everything you, as a company, need to know about sponsoring and hosting a WebEngDUS meetup event:

• Information for Locations on Hosting a Web Engineering DUS Meetup (English)
• Informationen für Locations für das Hosting eines Web Engineering DUS Meetup (Deutsch)

If you would like to get involved, please check out our Contribution Guide.

Organizing and running the Web Engineering DUS Meetup regularly is effort, can be complex, and sometimes stressful. To make our lives easier, we follow a simple and structured checklist:

Check out our Checklist for running the WebEngDUS.

Look at our last event in our Web Engineering Düsseldorf Meetup group. Feel free to copy the description text there and use it.

The template is constantly evolving.

All our assets can be found in the Assets-Folder. This includes:

• our colour scheme
• our logo in various formats and variants
• the design of our beach flag
• a Keynote template
• a DINA4 template

The font Gotham HTF was used.

All assets were created by Fabian Huettenhoff. A big Thank you for this!

Checkout the Code of Conduct for our events.

From time to time, we do a raffle. The raffle price will be (most of the time) provided by various sponsors. Prices we had in the past:

• power banks (e.g. to recharge your phone)
• programing language mascots (e.g. ElePHPant)
• conference tickets

To select a winner, we assume that everyone signed up via the meetup event page. We open the event page, open the developer console of the browser and use the following javascript snippet to select a winner:

"going" only

// only "going"
var a=document.querySelectorAll('.attendees-list li.attendee-item'), b=a[Math.floor((Math.random()*a.length)+1)-1];
a.forEach(function(e){e.style='';});
b.style='border: 7px dotted red;';
b.scrollIntoView({behavior:'smooth'});

The raffle script code was written by @SHyx0rmZ.

The Web Engineering Düsseldorf is available at:

• Web Engineering Düsseldorf @ Meetup.com
• @WebEngDUS on twitter
• WebEngDUS on GitHub
• Web Engineering Düsseldorf @ LinkedIn
• WebEngDUS on Speaker Deck

Have a question or feedback for us?

• Open an issue in our GitHub issue tracker
• Speak to us at one of the local events
• Write us an email or contact us on social media

If you want more information or have a specific question, feel free to open an issue in our GitHub issue tracker. We will be happy to answer it.

If you want to provide us feedback regarding this content, the way we run the meetup, or anything else, opening an issue at our GitHub repository is also the way to go.

The meetup is organized by

Andy Grunwald	Dominik Siebel
GitHub	GitHub
LinkedIn	LinkedIn
twitter	twitter

This content is originally hosted at WebEngDUS/WebEngDUS on GitHub.com.