@Rfarrand Here's a workshop that we would like to include during the hackathon.
Do you think it's feasible?
Do we have options for video recording or should we take care of it with volunteers (eg as the wonderful @Fuzheado?)
Do you need any more info from us at that point?

If we find a couple of assistants as suggested, we could manage a larger audience if the demand was there.

I'm interested to watch the video recording. Make sure the audio is loud and clear.

Hello there! Everyone interested in this workshop, it will take place today at 16:00 in the room Bergsmannen / Curie.
To go there: go back to the registration desk, then take the stairs or elevator to level 7.

Hello all, FYI the workshop is going to be live-streamed, so you can follow it remotely! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxN3bqwT-rs

If you want to check out again the exercises that we did during the workshop, and some more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:RexxS/sandbox/GCI
Thanks a lot to @RexxS for the introduction, @VIGNERON for the live assistance, Jan Ainali for the video!

For anyone who is experimenting with Lua here is the link I mentioned to the Scribunto reference manual:

https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Scribunto/Lua_reference_manual

Thanks again to all who attended yesterday's workshop.

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