[Baypiggies] Python "Coaching"

[jim]

I'm up for that. I live in SF.


On 06/04/2014 09:05 AM, Marla Parker wrote:
> Another type of meeting that might meet the same goal would be a weekly
> in-person work
> session.  Unlike a hackathon where everyone is trying to feverishly start
> or finish something, this would be more relaxed work on a long term
> project, sort of like toddlers do parallel play.  We each work on our own
> project independently, but sometimes interact since we are right there
> working side by side.  It is a chance to ask/give help/review/advice for
> technical work.  A couple of hours would be better than just one, to allow
> for sloppy arrivals and departures.  No presentations, no agenda other
> than bits that you might save up to ask about or share, fun stuff you
> figured out, etc.  It could be just 2 people or a small group.
>
> Marla
>
>
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>> Date: Tue, 3 Jun 2014 16:12:26 -0700
>> From: Paul Karayan <paulkarayan at gmail.com>
>> To: baypiggies at python.org
>> Subject: [Baypiggies] Python "Coaching"
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>> Perhaps an odd request:
>> I'm a hobbyist programmer who loves to build things but would really
>> benefit from consistent feedback to keep improving.
>>
>> Wondering if there is someone on the list (or that you know and to whom I
>> can be pointed) that I can work with for 1 hour each week. Looking to
>> review projects I'm working on for design & style improvements, and
>> generally answer questions.
>>
>> We can negotiate timing and compensation - both are flexible - and in
>> person meetings are desirable but not necessary (I work in Mountain View
>> and live in South San Francisco).
>>
>> Please let me know. Thanks!
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