RailsBridge To Do List

Coding things:

We have a Tracker backlog of lots of things that would make the RailsBridge web presence better: https://www.pivotaltracker.com/projects/710609. Some of them are easy, some are harder, any would be a huge help.

I made a Git/Hub one page pull request guide that I would love help expanding: http://railsbridge.github.com/bridge_troll/. Suggestions? Send ‘em my way ([email protected]).
Blogging. We need bloggers. Can you blog about something (or anything even tangentially) related to RailsBridge?
It would be fantastic to have a topic/skills roadmap for the RoR ecosystem (and the Railsbridge curricula in particular). Ping the mailing list if you’re interested in working on that!

We could use better materials for a quick intro to organizing. The cookbook is great for all the details, but a less threatening introduction would be great.
A form! Where people who want to have workshops in their area can communicate this fact!

There are JavaScript, Git, and iOS curricula in the works. Want to help with those, or write a new one? Join the workshop Google group and introduce yourself!
Some folks have discussed merging the Boston RailsBridge repo with the main RailsBridge repo. If you’d like to help with that, ping the Google group.
We need to rename our various curricula, because “Intro Rails” and “Intermediate Rails” gets really confusing when you have class levels that include the word Intermediate.
Add more exercises to the Ruby curriculum! [Inspiration here](Ruby Exercise Links)!

We don't have good feedback loops for students or people who don't know how to make pull requests. We need to make a way for those people to make suggestions for the curriculum.

Bridge Troll - our fun open source event management software project is chugging along, and we could use help with coding, documentation, bug testing, and UX!
Bridge Foundry

This is the Railsbridge Github Wiki.