Hi Maxim, I am late to the party. :-)
On Wed, 23 Feb 2022 at 21:19, Maxim Cournoyer <maxim.courno...@gmail.com> wrote: >> That was fun, really fun (at least for me haha). >> I enjoy this way to share knowledge, demonstrate, mentor, etc. More >> than reading or watching content from you all. > > It sure sounds fun! It was really fun! :-) It is a really good way to learn both sides and also discuss some workflow tips barely discussed otherwise. However, it requires some time. I would recommend slots of 2h every week. From one session to the other, we “forgot” what we already did and weekly seems enough for not forgetting too much. ;-) And 2h means more or less only 1h of productive work, all the other is about tiny technical issues, resume, discuss tips, etc. I am really happy with the experience! Thanks Jérémy for the proposition! :-) >> One the communication side, Jitsi is fine. But there could be something >> more suited for remote pair-programming sessions. I read about a Jami >> service… > > As the jami-service-type implementer, I'd be happy to help you with > that, if you have any question setting it up, or issues after. At the time, the jami-service-type did not exist. ;-) Well, I know you are hosting a rendezvous point. Maybe it could be nice to add to the Cookbook both (how to setup a pair programming VM and how to setup a Jami rendezvous) could be really worth. Bah I have started to convert the Jérémy’s blog post to texi but then I have forgotten to submit the patch. Maybe I will resume… if no one beats me. ;-) It could be nice to have this “how to setup Jami” in the Cookbook. WDYT? Cheers, simon