Potential Activity/Talk Ideas for 9/6

[Lauren Voswinkel]

Hey all,

I figured I would reach out and see if I couldn't drum up ideas for talks or activities at our next meetup.

One thing that I was thinking was the potential for a panel of more senior rubyists willing to answer any and all questions people might have about code or being a rubyist in general... kind of a newbie -> senior forum...

Barring that, it might be interesting to do some type of group exercise where people split off into small groups to tackle a small problem, or some type of refactoring and we then have the groups discuss why they made certain choices that they did, or what could have been approached better.

I think specifically targeting newer code school graduates or people just new to the field might be a great way to encourage new participation.

If anyone has any ideas or thoughts or comments, they're all very much welcome here. This also includes anyone volunteering to give a talk if they have one brewing.

 If I don't hear anything back, I'll start thinking up ideas about what the refactoring activity/discussion would look like.

Thanks all~!

~ Lauren

[Sam Livingston-Gray]

Those ideas sound great! I'd show up for either.

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[Jesse Cooke]

Same!

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