1. Resilience 2023

Primary contact: TobiasBernard

1.1. Date

Around 24-28th of March, exact days TBD

1.2. Location

TBD, maybe c-base?

1.3. Description

An exploratory event for resilience-related work on and around GNOME. The primary focus is local-first, but other topics (e.g. file-backed content apps or offline development/documentation) are also welcome.

High level goals:

• Plan for integrating local-first and GNOME technology
• UX for local-first
• Making connections with other communities working in similar directions

1.3.1. Schedule

1.3.1.1. Day 1

TBD

1.3.1.2. Day 2

TBD

1.3.1.3. Day 3

TBD

1.3.1.4. Daily schedule

TBD

1.3.2. Topics

Some areas we want to work on (feel free to add your topics):

• Planning/roadmap for an experimental local-first project integrating with GNOME technology

Other potential topics if there's interest:

• Tracker + file-based content apps
• Scheduling for power-intensive tasks
• Offline development: Flatpak runtime/module cache
• Power profiling

1.3.3. Travel Sponsorships

The Travel Committee has confirmed that people can apply for funding for this event.

How to apply:

• Read the guidelines on the Wiki page https://wiki.gnome.org/Travel

• Fill out the travel sponsorship application form on Gitlab https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/TravelCommittee/-/issues/new?issue%5Bconfidential%5D=true

1.3.4. Code of Conduct

As for all GNOME-related events, the GNOME Events Code of Conduct and CodeOfConduct/PhotographyPolicy apply.

Any violations of either should be submitted to the event organizers (see above) or the GNOME Code of Conduct Committee

1.4. Attendees

1.5. Reports

Add blog posts etc. about the event here later.