Tuesday, June 27, 2017 at 5:30:00 PM Sprint 6050 Sprint Parkway, Overland Park, KS

5:30 - Food
6:10ish - Announcements - Aaron
6:20ish - What is DevOps? - Scott Howell III
6:30ish - News - Curtis and Aaron (unless there is another volunteer to take Aaron's Place)
6:40ish - Learning Katas - Dave Swersky
6:50ish - Using Git Beyond Source Control - James Aaron

Abstract for James Aaron's Talk:

Git's application is overwhelmingly for programming, but how does it stand up for other handling other projects? Novels, sheet music, chess games, they can all be tracked with source control. How does git hold up in application with them? Is it useful? How might diffs, logs, and commits change outside git's intended application? This talk explores my experiences in using git for novel writing, and looks at the hows and whys of what makes git useful for managing any project--including how to customize git to work with files it handles poorly out-of-the-box, like images.

Tentative schedule... we will just roll from one thing to the next but tentatively should lay out like this, this will be a loose meetup so suggest more content and things are subject to change base on feedback.