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* Present solutions to problems from a coding perspective
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* Produce mini programming courses to help beginners to learn more
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* Promote the use of Open Source Tools to help new comers
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## Meetings organization
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Each meeting is:
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* organized in 2 parts
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* 1st part (beginners) dedicated to learn how to code on RISC OS (presentations from various community members on how to code on RO in various languages)
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* 2nd part (advanced) dedicated to people to share their code, techniques, workflows etc. Everyone can take the mic here and share what we are working on and present projects (please note: it’s a coding meeting, so code needs to be showed! it’s not about selling things!), we can also go “round table” and everyone can share their progress and struggles in their coding journey/project.
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***1st part/section (Beginners)** dedicated to learn how to code on RISC OS (presentations from various community members on how to code on RO in various languages)
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***2nd part/section (Advanced)** dedicated to people to share their code, techniques, workflows etc. Everyone can take the mic here and share what we are working on and present projects (please note: it’s a coding meeting, so code needs to be showed! it’s not about selling things!), we can also go “round table” and everyone can share their progress and struggles in their coding journey/project.
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1) Beginners
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In the beginner part we provide presentation and Q&A sections for whoever is learning how to code on RISC OS.
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In the beginner part we provide presentation and Q&A sections for whoever is learning how to code on RISC OS.
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In the advanced part more advanced presentation and coding discussions take place. Also the advanced part has a Q&A section at the end, in case it's a presentation.
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## Ideas for the presentations and mini courses
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* Getting the code!
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* What is Git and why use Git
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* How to use git on Windows to get RISC OS code (Robert Sprowson)
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* How to use git on Linux to build RISC OS code on RISC OS via OmniClient/LanMan98
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* How to use git on Linux to build RISC OS code on RISC OS via OmniClient/LanMan98 (Paolo)
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* How to use git on macOS to build RISC OS code (Charles Gerph)
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* How to use git on GCCSDK to cross compiler for RISC OS (Steve Fryatt)
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* How to use !Simplegit on RISC OS (Cameron Cawley)
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* How to use Jeffrey's SMP library
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* Building RISC OS Operating System
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* How to create RISC OS ROM (Robert Sprowson)
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* Introduction to Simon's Wilson C kernel?
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* Introduction to Simon Willcocks C kernel (Simon Willcocks)
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* Introduction to Simon Wilson Mesa/OpenGL port (Simon Wilson?)
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* Introduction to [Khronos Driver](https://www.riscosports.co.uk/raspberrypi/) (TBD)
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* Using ARM NEON instructions in BBC BASIC
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* Using ARM NEON instructions in C
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* Using Dynamic Linking in Lua
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* How people "do things" on RISC OS
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* Workflows, tools used etc.
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* Share your project, problems, solutions and questions
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