Sprints Introduction

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Sprints are hands‑on coding sessions that produce real git commits to projects like Django CMS and other Django apps, with newcomers sometimes contributed in an hour after being handed a laptop. Work ranges from one‑line spelling fixes and images to bug fixes and merged pull requests, tracked in git and repositories over the two‑day event. Someone teaches git on the spot, issues get triaged, and tangible code and documentation improvements appear by the end.

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