Everyone together should use this task to compile as many metrics as they can around the WMHack19 Prague.
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- Mentioned In
- T224671: Get some Wikimedia Hackathon 2019 statistics about Gerrit
T215398: Write a blog post about Wikimedia Hackathon 2019 in Prague on WMCZ blog - Mentioned Here
- T222169: Make sure that all Hackathon registration forms ask for Phab/Gerrit/Github/mw.org usernames of attendees
T224464: Add recently created Wikimedia Gerrit repositories to Bitergia's index (May 2019)
T224671: Get some Wikimedia Hackathon 2019 statistics about Gerrit
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23 volunteers on scholarship actually attended the event, they were from the following countries:
Beninese
Brazilian
Canada
Canadian
Cape Verde and Portugal
Egyptian
France
French
German
Germany
India
Indian
Indian
Indian
Indian
Japan
Malaysia
Polish
Russia
Spain
United Kingdom
US
USA
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47 countries
221 participants - the number that didn't show up + the number that registered last moment (do you know the final)
21% women and 5% other / prefer not to say
30 projects presented in the show case
35 more completed projects not presented (but added to the etherpad)
46 official meetings added to the program
253 projects & specifics tasks listed of the phabricator board
30 newcomer friendly tasks / mentoring projects
8 trainings / skill shares
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103 people attending their first hackathon
108 people volunteering in some form of mentoring or newcomer support capacity
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I tried to get some Gerrit (not: Github) stats out of https://wikimedia.biterg.io in T224671#5223887 but due to only having mediawiki.org usernames and sometimes an email address (see T222169: Make sure that all Hackathon registration forms ask for Phab/Gerrit/Github/mw.org usernames of attendees), data is not very complete and will not get more complete. Plus due to some not yet indexed repositories in T224464: Add recently created Wikimedia Gerrit repositories to Bitergia's index (May 2019) the data will also still change a little bit. So it's not very useful IMO.