Time for your feedback

We've now added the ability for readers to leave comments at the end of each Blogging EM post – anything from a quick reaction to a short question about the content to a free-form discussion on any interesting topics raised by the blog post.  Let's hear from you !!!

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In the short six weeks since launching Blogging EM, the IT department has informed us that the number of (unique) users viewing these short posts now numbers in the low hundreds; and based on average engagement time, some of you have actually read this material !!!

Leaving a comment

Each post ends with a special comments section asking you to    Sign in with GitHub; needless to say, you'll need to visit github.com/join  if you don't already have a GitHub account.

To make matters as easy as possible, we'll add a "kickstarter comment" on each post;  you can simply react with a if so motivated. 

FULL DISCLOSURE – Still learning the ropes !!!

Before launching The EM Foundation towards the end of 2023, I spent about four months preparing the initial technical material found in the Platform Documentation – only to learn that "busy users" really want something they can read in just a few minutes.

I never would have imagined creating Blogging EM just two short months ago.  But as that timeless saying goes:  plans are meaningless, planning is everything ....  I'm still learning the ropes about how best to "get the word out" on EM, as well as how to create a sense of community around this novel language and its runtime.

But thanks to some recent nudging and prodding by Mohammad Afaneh , you can now offer up additional  suggestions for how to improve Blogging EM by using its new comments capability.

How can you get involved

make sure you have a personal account at GitHub , and then sign-in below

leave us with your reaction, your question(s), or your thoughts for discussion

navigate to prior posts using the ↶ link atop each page, and then add your comments

Happy coding !!!