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.

Communication things:

• 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.
• 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!

Curriculum things:

• 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)!

Other projects:

• 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