@malcolmsparks: sounds great

hello, #C0702A7SB

@malcolmsparks: I'm interested in any suggestions for how we can work together

I haven't worked with Yada yet. What's the best way to get an overview of it besides/beyond the obvious RTFM!

https://github.com/juxt/yada/blob/master/dev/resources/user-manual.md

The current master doc is the best overview right now. There's http://yada.juxt.pro which is a few weeks old.

Read The Friendly Manual? Yes definitely! :)

You'll get most from the intro. The phonebook example in examples/ is a good code-oriented example too

thanks, they are on my todo list for today

discussion groups just aren't working for devs these days are they

very few of them get any significant traffic

just looked at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/yada-discuss

ok, will continue reading, thanks

yeah, yada-discuss is pretty low volume. I think there's a general problem of asking people to ask questions in front of an invisible audience of unknown size

they don't lend themselves to chat, which means there isn't a to-and-fro which sometimes you need to understand a problem

and if you do chat you're often dumping in everyone's inboxes which we're all trying to keep at 0 these days

I like some of the novel ideas in braid-chat, I read some of Martin K's stuff and it rang true

let me know if you would like an invite to the braid system that we are running

yes please!

okay, hopefully in a couple of hours - I just created a complete mess of the tagging system (on purpose) for the devs to sort out and I'd hate to expose you to my stress-testing of the system so I'm gonna let that settle down before sending you the invite as I don't want to waste your time

@jamesnvc: when you guys have my mess cleaned up could you send an invite to Mr. Sparks? ^ please, thanks, love you, etc

ha, I can invite him now, hopefully things will be okay

I'll be on my best behavior then. 😈