[melbourne-pug] developing something as a group

[Maurice Ling]

>If we choose any particular project and work on it for
>more than one session as the official Melb PUG
>meeting, the danger is that the people who are
>interested in python but not in that project will not
>come along. I believe that a sprint for a particular
>open source project would be a more effective way to
>achieve something while sharing knowledge.
>
>  
>
Sprints may be good as an active spur of development. But it may not be 
the only way we can do. We can also work on a project (open source) as a 
group. If I am not wrong, this idea of developing something as user 
group had been done before. And I think that a user group does provide 
the environment for it. Own mailing list, periodic meetings, geographic 
vicinity makes it easier to have coffee...

maurice
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