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- Start on your RChain coop Membership.
- Read Getting Plugged In
- Update your information on /wiki/spaces/DOC/pages/65943.
- Set up your GitHub account with your primary email that you will use for the project.
- Send an email with your Github username to Michael Stay (Unlicensed) to add you as a collaborator to the RChain Github.
- Confirm your GitHub account also registers you in Travis (continuous integration: unit testing tool) to assure your builds in GitHub don't silently fail.
- Request access to the RChain GitLab (Kelly Foster fix this!)
- Set up your account for the RChain Atlassian tools: Confluence (wiki) and Jira (ticketing system)
- Add your public SSH key to the development team key directory.
- All commits must be signed using GnuPG (GPG). Use How to sign commits to rchain/rchain to add your key to your GitHub account, and prepare to sign your commits.
- Schedule a 30-minute meeting with Medha Kelly for day 5 of this week. The agenda will be to add work items to your sprint board for work starting next week.
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- Learn about expectations and requirements for doing technical interviews.
- Schedule a 30-minute meeting with Tysha Moore to with Kelly to discuss technical interviews before the end of this week. This is your opportunity to ask questions about expectations and process.
- By the end of the day, be familiar with the project structure, status of the project, the sprint process, and the current backlog.
- Project structure, roadmap, and milestones
- Sprint Process
- Review the sprintbacklogs: CORE (RNode and RSpace teams), RHOLANG (Rholang team), and ROSCALA (VM team)
- Get started with your on-boarding learning path. Use the self-assessment and content on the Reading List
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Theme - plan and prepare for work next week
- Meet with Medha Kelly to make a plan for your work next week.
- Update your watches in the wiki based on your team assignment: ROS, RHOL, DOC or CORE space.
- Review the Sprint Process and make sure your planned work is complete with story points.
- Review release plans, specifications, and code related to your work planned for next week.