Ok! Let us know how we can help. There is also the Pharo consortium: it is free for “academix” but is a nice way to show that we are working in a sound robust eco-“system”.
There is enough space for everyone willing to contribute. And I do not know if you saw some of our talks but Pharo is yours means that this is not a product and that people can get an impact. Stef > On 25 Sep 2019, at 20:23, Brainstorms <[email protected]> wrote: > > I'll likely start working with Guillermo on the UFFI booklet. I also see the > 'by example' booklets as being /very/ important, as they give critical first > impressions to those new to the whole concept of Smalltalk. I want to > enroll others in Pharo, and that means I need good docs/web pages to direct > people to. > > There are documents needed for reference; to answer questions & guide style, > usage, conventions, understanding. But there are also documents needed to > enroll newcomers, get attention, provide that "hook"... Both are important. > You're aware of Pharo's "marketing needs" as well as anyone, I'm sure. > > So thanks for the generous offer. I'm thinking about starting here with an > interest group, along with some tools and demonstration projects (based > closely on the work we do) to get attention & interest. That should evolve > into training needs, and that's where I think the MOOC and remote lectures > would come into play. > > We are (also) a national R&D institute where software, automation, etc. > figures prominently. It's long past time that we have an awareness of Pharo > and tap into its advantages to improve the quality, reliability, & > productivity of our missions. This has been on my mind for some months now. > > -t > > > > -- > Sent from: http://forum.world.st/Pharo-Smalltalk-Developers-f1294837.html >
