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Idea: Somebody from the learning group could talk: Ariane or Franziska?
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@Malwine I think that's covered by the first bullet point :) (Tamara is in the learning group - we should ask Ariane too).
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@vsmart True.
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I'll ask the project group on Wednesday when I show up there.
Anyone got the contact info for Johannes so that I can ask him if he'd like to give the same lightning talk again?
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He will probably be at the project group too. If not, he is on the clojure dojo slack.
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Update on lightning talks:
Ariane and Julia will give a lightning talk about the project group.
And Johannes will give his lightning talk from ClojureBridge 1 again.
Maybe I should stop by at the beginning of the coaches' training and pitch for more lightning talks?
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Several coaches proposed a lightning talk on their signup form
- Using ClojureScript in the browser
- FP and composition. *
- What is a virtual machine?
- The Moral Character of Software (based on Phillip Rogaway's recent paper)
- Making a static website with Clojure *
- Threading macros/ higher order functions
just pick the ones you want and contact them directly.
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@plexus Thanks! I have to make sure my old password for the orga account is still correct.
Is "Threading macros/ higher order functions" a topic that also beginners will understand?
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I'm thinking we each put stars next to talks we think would be cool, because I can realistically invite 3 out of 6 to talk since we have 2 other lightning talks already.
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Is "Threading macros/ higher order functions" a topic that also beginners will understand?
Threading macros: yes, higher order functions: probably not
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To be honest all of those sound too technical to me. If I was a complete beginner I think that would confuse/intimidate more than inspire&refresh which in my mind is the intention of the lightning talks. Maybe @jellea or someone else would like to do 10 cool things with clojure
or something similar again? I think that worked well.
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"Making a static website with Clojure" sounds like a simple and practical topic, as in: something they can actually try at home. Although I don't know what the tools are or how complex it is. That was @martinklepsch topic so maybe he can elaborate :)
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The idea was to give a short intro to Perun (
https://github.com/hashobject/perun) a static site generator based on Boot
(that however won't be the focus :).
I also think static sites are a nice intro topic and would be happy to come
up with a talk/written guide that people can follow up on later.
On Wed, 6 Jan 2016 at 22:32, Arne Brasseur [email protected] wrote:
"Making a static website with Clojure" sounds like a simple and practical
topic, as in: something they can actually try at home. Although I don't
know what the tools are or how complex it is. That was @martinklepsch
https://github.com/martinklepsch topic so maybe he can elaborate :)—
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@vsmart I kinda also had the impression that these talks were too technical in the middle of a long day of lots of learning with the exception of
- FP and composition. *
- The Moral Character of Software (based on Phillip Rogaway's recent paper)
- Making a static website with Clojure *
The functional programming and (music?) composition I thought might be fun with demos.
The moral character one sounds kinda philosophical.
And the static website with Clojure sounds like something a learner could do after our workshop, like here's what's next -- and you could come to our learners' group if you need help.
@martinklepsch Do you think that your topic would be something the learners could try to do by themselves after the workshop?
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@thatbettina If learners have some basic understanding of HTML/CSS I'm sure they could follow it after the workshop. I'll try to prepare a little repo/instruction thing people can work with after the workshop.
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