I'm interested. I signed up on your site. Let me know how you'd like to do 
the whole donation thing and when we're getting started. I'm on chapter 7 
now and haven't really run into any issues so far, but it can't hurt to go 
through it all again. Good idea here, thanks. 

On Wednesday, 22 January 2014 13:42:28 UTC-5, Ruby-Forum.com User wrote:
>
> I'm currently a junior developer working on my side project called pair 
> studying. The idea came when I was studying alone following Michael 
> Hartl's tutorial. The rails tutorial was amazing, it gave me so many 
> great insights and a good view of what Rails is and what it can do. 
> However, I struggled hard!!! My code would break and I couldn't do 
> anything about it :( I either had to start over or ignore the problem 
> and keep going on. This happened frequently and I was not happy. The 
> problem was that if I had someone to look over my code, they probably 
> would have spotted my error or at least help me fix it. I found that one 
> of the more common reasons my program would break was due to spelling 
> errors. 
> With pair studying I hope to knit together an online community to help 
> each other learn. I admit there are kinks that I have yet to be fixed. 
> It is far from finished, but I wanted to share it with the community so 
> that I may get feedback and learn from you and hopefully it may benefit 
> your studying. There are many other features and UI designs I want to 
> add. 
>
> I learned so much from my helpful mentors and I want to give back. I'm 
> looking for 4 individuals who want to go through Rails Tutorial with me. 
> We will be covering 1 to 2 chapter each week, haven't fully decided the 
> pace yet. The course will cost $25 that will be donated to Railsbridge, 
> check them out if you haven't heard about them! I'm not charging to make 
> money, nor do I think I'm that good to be charging money. You're paying 
> as a way of making a commitment. I'm hoping to get serious students who 
> really want to learn and will follow through by putting the time and 
> effort needed to become a developer. 
>
> The process will entail students going through each chapter on their 
> own. When they get stuck on a problem, they can share the problem on the 
> site or possibly reach me through skype, haven't fully decided on 
> either. Students will be learning by helping and teaching each other 
> solve problems. I will be there to answer questions, but really hope 
> that the interaction amongst students will be enough to solve problems. 
> I plan to be heavily involved in the beginning of the phase and become 
> less and less present as a gradually releasing them into the wild. I 
> will be spending around 2 hours each week helping with questions and 
> just talking about the process. If you're interested feel free to tweet 
> me or visit my site and contact me through the form, and if you're on 
> reddit just pm me. Also I'm requiring my students to post at least 1 to 
> TodayILearned on my site. At work we have daily standups. In short, it 
> is to share what you have done, learned, or stuck on. I want everyone to 
> share what they have learned so that others can benefit from your 
> learning. 
>
> I'm only hitting the surface with programming and I'm very excited to 
> have made this! Makes me proud. Thanks for reading. Feel free to share 
> or leave me comments and I'll answer them promptly. 
>
> Currently, I have 1 person enrolled looking to fill the other 3 slots. 
>
>
> http://www.pairstudying.com/ 
>
> http://jmoon90.github.io/blog/2014/01/18/pairstudying-launches-to-help-beginners-programmers-learn-in-a-group/
>  
>
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