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We have been running the review club for a bit and we would like to increase the engagement and hear from everyone what could be improved in order to make the sessions more accessible and attractive.
Currently the session is running on every second Friday and the sessions are usually published here https://ldk.reviews/ beforehand. The sessions run in a chat format in the LDK discord channel.
The main goal of the sessions is to allow new contributors to raise questions and get a the chance to discuss the merits of a PR with with other developers and get more confidence to contribute to the code base in the future.
A few suggestions were discussed while at Advancing Bitcoin:
Have voice sessions instead of chat(Can be potentially transcribed on the go by the platform we would use)
Change the current time as its more tricky for EU/Asia based participants to join on Friday evening
Allow participants to decide whats the session about
I would love to hear what you guys think and how we can improve these sessions.
I'd really like to hear from folks who would like to join the review club but don't/can't. There's only really a handful of folks trying to get involved in LDK dev very seriously. Most of them seem to be doing it more through writing code, but either they can't find the time to join the review club (possibly timezone-related) or don't want to. We should try to reach out to those folks.
We have been running the review club for a bit and we would like to increase the engagement and hear from everyone what could be improved in order to make the sessions more accessible and attractive.
Currently the session is running on every second Friday and the sessions are usually published here https://ldk.reviews/ beforehand. The sessions run in a chat format in the LDK discord channel.
The main goal of the sessions is to allow new contributors to raise questions and get a the chance to discuss the merits of a PR with with other developers and get more confidence to contribute to the code base in the future.
A few suggestions were discussed while at Advancing Bitcoin:
I would love to hear what you guys think and how we can improve these sessions.
cc @jkczyz
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