Being a co-producer, or producing an episode: Hello from Apple Coding

[applecoding]

Being a co-producer, or producing an episode: Hello from Apple Coding

[applecoding]

Of course. You can count with me. I’m preparing various proposals for episodes and I will be active on the threads to help the project as much as I can. Thanks

[lattner]

Thank you for the kind words, I hope you can get involved in this project, please let us know!

[garricn]

Glad to hear you you're interested in being involved! We're currently testing out a process for empowering the community to create episodes for the podcast. Since you have experience producing a podcast, you're feedback on the following PR's would be greatly appreciated: #18 #19 #22.

[applecoding]

Great. Thanks Garric. It will be great to collaborate to define the production helping with my experience. Best regards.

[garricn]

Great. Thanks Garric. It will be great to collaborate to define the production helping with my experience. Best regards.

We’re you able to take a look at #18 #19 and #22 ? Also, feel free to create your own Episode Proposal PR by following the guidelines set out in those PRs.

[applecoding]

Sure. I am working on a new Episode Proposal PR and i’ll read the topics

[lattner]

I would love for you to get involved @applecoding! Once we get more basic issues resolved and get established, I'd also love to hear your thoughts about how we can better reach more non-english speaking folks.

[applecoding]

Thanks @lattner. An honor to read you. It’s a pleasure to get involved in this project. I think Swift is the perfect language for beginners (like Pascal was in the past) and not just only for Apple apps programming. It’s the first step to learn a modern and easy to learn programming language with things like functional programming, generics, protocol-oriented and of course, general purpose. Also I have many ideas to go beyond English and spread Swift over the world. Thank you so much Chris.