And thanks go out to Prakash for coming up with the idea for the site as well as spearheading product definition.
Sent from a small keyboard. Please excuse the typos. On Nov 1, 2010, at 12:24 AM, Prakash N Murthy <[email protected]> wrote: Anytime works. Remote pairing OK too. Let me know. The app is coming along fine so far, with awesome contributions from many in the Boulder Ruby Community! Do check out the *website<http://promiscuous-pair-programming.heroku.com/> *. The progress has been much slower than what I had originally thought of - but thats OK because its been an incredible learning experience for all involved! While it is attractive to have the web-site up and running in quick time by having a couple of Rails experienced folks work on it for a couple of days, I think it is better that the process of building the web-site help people learn stuff at the same time. After all, the website's aim is to promote learning through paired programming. In that context, I invite the experienced Ruby and Rails professionals in the community to contribute to the project by pairing with someone else - preferably someone who is a beginner in Ruby / Rails. The steps to contribute to the project are documented on *the github repository page*<http://bit.ly/cPdEgz> . I am immensely thankful to Mike Gehard, Patrick Reagan, Elliot Winkler, Ben Brinkerhoff, Ryan Angilly & Dave Kapp for spending many hours pairing with me over the last week to get the site to where it is now, and to allow me to learn from their experience. Also, thankful to Ben Atkin, Sean Luckett, Craig Anderson and Marty Haught for their inputs. No matter what stage the app is at, I am planning to demo it as part of a lightning talk at the Ruby Conf next week :-) Thanks! Prakash N Murthy (347) 228 3993 http://twitter.com/_prakash _______________________________________________ Bdrg-members mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/bdrg-members
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