Okay so let's try this out.
I'm curating a list of potential speakers to give short (5-30 minute) talks on Google Hangouts (later exported to youtube) for the benefit of the room.
Think about it, if you feel like you could teach anyone in the room about anything (React, JS, Math, how to change your own engine oil, literally anything) please comment with what you could potentially speak on. Once a list is made we can (at your own leisure of course) start to actually schedule the talks and make this happen.
100% of your own good will, 50% because we are awesome (someone needs to do a talk on percentages for me).
COME ON GUYS/GALS DON'T LET ME DOWN!
Ohh, yea, I suppose it wouldn't hurt if you wanted to post a topic you would LOVE to learn about. Please no pestering individuals to do the talk, let them step up to do it.
I love every idea on the list. Seriously, even if these are not a hit right now, the more we do and the more information we collect the better this could ultimately be.
Any ideas on a way to schedule the ideas? should we use room events? is Hangouts the preferred method of delivery considering the 10 person limit? If so should we have a 'draw seats' or other method for participation? (note: the idea is that we will also upload to a private or public youtube channel for future viewing) How about a 'request for talk on subject X' forum (not really forum platform, but you get the idea).
If we create a repo for the 'project' then we can better establish (via the wiki and issues) requests and a structured list of all talks, but if we took it to another platform...
open to discussion