This would be great.
Since the book has only 4 chapters but its content is dense, I’d suggest taking at least 2 weeks for each chapter.
It’d be great if Zach could participate in the meetings.
I guess book mailing list could be used to post updates as well as dedicated slack channel - I’ve already created elements-of-clojure channel on Clojurians slack.
Perhaps Google Docs could be used to gather a list of questions and notes from meetings (would require moderator(s)). After the meeting the answers/notes could be cleaned up and posted on the forum/mailing list.
half a chapter a week then. so 2x4= 8 weeks or two months to finish. That seems reasonable.
Clojure Slack might make sense for places to have adhoc discussions that aren’t sutble for clojureVerse. I want to have a live meeting so will need somthing like google hangouts. You can do video conf with slack, but i think its on paid plans…
Perhaps Google Docs could be used to gather a list of questions and notes from meetings (would require moderator(s)). After the meeting the answers/notes could be cleaned up and posted on the forum/mailing list.
Sure; I mean if we want to discuss all those questions in a live meeting it can be quite messy to have them scattered across many different posts, but if that works for others I’m in.
Sure; I mean if we want to discuss all those questions in a live meeting
That’s a good point. Maybe we should delay on answering the questions until the live meeting in order to make things more… lively. If the questions are posted here ahead of time it sort of takes away from the fun on the live discussion as everyone will be focused on reading the answers!
I read the chapter on Naming quite a long time ago (when it was pretty much the only chapter) and it was so insightful and well written. Will like to continue now that book is finished, and a little extra motivation is good.
Enough people have expressed interest in the club that we should move forward with it.
i’m going to create a quick survey (probably using google’s forms) just to get as much feedback as I can. From there hopefully we can get started within a week or two.
Replying to myself so other people get notified (i’m not sure if there is a better way with this format).
I created a quick survey/sign up to collect information about who wants to attend the remote live book club meetings and how they should be run. https://goo.gl/forms/IGGgGonPCxslRnc72