Thanks Stef for the nice words :)
Maybe a first step which could be quite easy is to add a page of "Pharo associated consultants" or something like that in the Pharo website. Like the one we have now for contributors:
http://www.pharo-project.org/community/contributors
but for consultants. And each consultant can write a few keywords or small paragraph about their expertise.

Best, �

On Sat, Mar 9, 2013 at 7:11 PM, Sebastian Sastre <sebastian@flowingconcept.com> wrote:
Ah I get it, that's right.

Probably what I mean is a better site of that goal which is answering who is who in terms of what he/she did

thinking in�https://angel.co/�as a benchmark


On Mar 9, 2013, at 5:39 PM, stephane ducasse wrote:


That would be awesome.

Glad to hear about an initiative to make things sustainable.

A catalog of people who works using it would be great.

We have the association just for that! In the next version we will add blogging facilities.�

No need to be a social network site, just a catalog for people to navigate who's working with it. Plus a subscribe/login for everyone manage its own profile so consultants can set a photo some bio and its portfolio

Did you check the association web site :)

Everybody could endorse skills or write reviews

We cannot do that but you can link to linkedIn.

I know I know... Linked In already kind of does that, but that's not the point

so we are already linking into �linkedIn :)

The point is that we have our little proprietary thing focused on Pharo and endorsed by Pharo itself

We have the association and it points to linkedIn


If I would have available time I would make flowing itself to sponsor with developing such a site/extension to current pharo site�

Sorry but I do not understand what you mean.




On Mar 8, 2013, at 6:05 PM, St�phane Ducasse wrote:

Hi guys

I just got a nice chat with a cool Pharo expert (Mariano) that is doing consulting and development around Pharo and this is a cool feeling to know that smart guys in our community can find nice jobs that keeps them busy in Pharo.
I think that we should market the community much more, because I think that this is important for other companies
to know that they can find help with really talented people in our community.
May be we should make more noise around:
Pharo: a community with smart developers for cool business

Stef











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