Clojurians Log v2

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Looking to help in anyway I can!

There are lots of options, joshua.d.horwitz. 1) Organize a workshop 2) Work on curriculum 3) Help with organizing materials. I'm not aware of what the most pressing needs are right now, but I could probably help direct you according to your interest if you'd like.

There is also a Donate button on the ClojureBridge web site now :simple_smile:

@bridgetI would love to help with the materials. I am also going to give a presentation to my class about ClojureBridge and was wondering if there were any good materials to read and use.

@bridget:

The ClojureBridge repo is filled with great stuff

Start here: https://github.com/ClojureBridge/curriculum

A few people have done talks, so if you search https://www.youtube.com/user/ClojureTV for ClojureBridge, you should find them

Ali King did one at ClojureX, which, I believe is the most recent: https://skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/7235-clojurebridge-building-a-more-diverse-clojure-community

Would you like to help with Organizing or Curriculum materials?

Sure!

:simple_smile: Which one?

Curriculum materials probably would be best.

Great! So there are a number of issues, many of which have been triaged: https://github.com/ClojureBridge/curriculum/issues

Thanks, I’ll get working

Working through the curriculum and copy editing, etc is always useful. Also, they are always open to receiving new Quil sketches along with instructions or other exercises.

Maybe someone who is actively working on the curriculum will drop by here and have pointers to what is the highest priority.

But I bet you'll have the most luck with whatever you're most interested in

Great. Do you guys have any presence in Detroit, Michigan at all?

Yes!!

My friend Josh Headapohl ran a workshop a while back

Oh great! I’m in Ann Arbor

We should connect you two - he would probably help out somehow if you wanted to put one on there.

That would be awesome

I have created a ClojureBridge group on Braid. Any member may join. Would prefer to begin with the leaders and promote them to admins so they can control invitations and membership.

@meow Excellent!

@joshua.d.horwitz: I’m the Josh who co-organized a workshop in Detroit. FarmLogs is in Ann Arbor and some people there have expressed interest in hosting a workshop but I have not talked to them in a while.

Hi Josh, nice to meet you! Yeah, I’ve heard that they are a pretty cool Clojure shop

hopefully I’ll get a chance to do Clojure professionally sometime

Nice to meet you too. They seem like a nice group. And there seem to be a growing number of businesses using Clojure. :simple_smile:

Well I look forward to moving out from the Java world to using it professionally.

@jheadapohl: Where abouts are you?

Bloomfield Township

Very close!