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At the beginning of a workshopĮvery virtual workshop will have two channels that you need to join, a text and voice one, and they will be named using the hosting chapter’s name followed by the date e.g.

There is also a small chance that another chapter will be hosting a workshop at the same time but that should have no impact on your workshop experience! Just make sure that you are looking in the workshop related channels mentioned in the section below. Most of the channels are public too, so just like Slack, anyone can join in. Our Discord server is available to everyone in the codebar community so there may be other people online that aren’t part of the chapter that you normally attend. Clicking on one of those will open a Direct Message with that person that no-one else can see.

A list of members that are online at the moment.

As you can see it’s also highlighted in the channels list (1).

The text channel you are currently in.

When it comes to voice channels however, you can only be in one at a time. All text channels are available to you but you need to switch to them to see what has been posted. Unlike Slack there are 2 types of channels: Text channels (which start with a #) and Voice channels (which start with a :speaker:).

There is LOTS of information, but the most important parts are: When you open the Discord app it should look similar to the screenshot below: Even though Discord works well in the browser, it does not support video streaming which is an important aspect of the workshops and why you need the desktop client installed on your machine. It should be available if you have succesfully managed to secure a spot to the workshop.Īfter accepting the invitation, you should download the Discord desktop app. How to use Discord for codebar How to use Discord for codebarįirst of all, in case you missed it, you can find the invitation link to codebar’s Discord server on your workshop invitation page.