 ideas of how the
product will work, but more than that, it'll give the people here something
more actionable to help you with!

I don't understand the "buy a low cost usb writing pad". Shouldn't be
necessary. But other than that, anything in the tutor providing space sounds
useful - there's a need there, and tons of companies trying to address it
(study aid sites like notehall/cramster, course management platforms like
piazza) that's more than enough validation to keep moving on it.

 
The traveling German carpenters - luccastera
http://blog.intellum.com/2011/04/traveling-german-carpenters.html
======
dylanz
My good friend is a journeyman, and I always wished there was a US equivalent,
especially in the realm of software engineering. I'm sure a lot of people
would enjoy coding with brilliant programmers and traveling around the
country.

Anecdotally speaking: My friend has a "wunderstick", which is a hand made
walking stick. When we go into bars in Germany, he taps it, and the bartender
gives us free drinks. Before we leave, he taps his stick again, and says some
big speech in German (about how grateful he is, etc). Most bars and hotels
cater to the journeymen quite well. While we were in Berlin, he also had girls
run across the street to him and kiss him on the cheek or lips. I guess it's
good luck to kiss a journeyman.

~~~
robyates
Actually, there are journeyman software developers. Here are some links:

1\. Corey Haines: <http://programmingtour.blogspot.com/>,
<http://www.coreyhaines.com/>, <http://www.coderetreat.com/>

2\. Journeyman Programmer Description: <http://teamdoty.us/journeymanwp/?p=4>
(from <http://www.thejourneymanprogrammer.org/>)

3\. Software Craftsmanship:
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_craftsmanship>,
<http://scna.softwarecraftsmanship.org/>,
<http://www.softwarecraftsm
ideas of how the 
 product will work, but more than that, it'll give the citizenry here something 
 more actionable to avail you with! 

 I don't understand the " buy a low price usb writing pad ". Shouldn't be 
 necessary. But other than that, anything in the coach providing space sounds 
 utilitarian - there's a motivation there, and tons of company trying to address it 
 (study aid sites like notehall / cramster, course management platform like 
 piazza) that's more than enough validation to observe moving on it. 

 
 The traveling German carpenters - luccastera 
 http://blog.intellum.com/2011/04/traveling-german-carpenters.html 
 = = = = = = 
 dylanz 
 My good ally is a journeyman, and I always wished there was a US equivalent, 
 especially in the region of software engineering. I'm sure a lot of people 
 would enjoy coding with brilliant programmers and traveling around the 
 country. 

 Anecdotally speaking: My friend has a " wunderstick ", which is a hand made 
 walking stick. When we function into bars in Germany, he taps it, and the bartender 
 gives us spare drinks. Before we leave, he taps his pin again, and says some 
 big speech in German (about how grateful he is, etc). Most bars and hotel 
 cater to the journeymen quite well. While we were in Berlin, he also had girls 
 run across the street to him and kiss him on the cheek or lips. I guess it's 
 good luck to kiss a craftsman. 

 ~~~ 
 robyates 
 Actually, there are craftsman software developers. Here are some links: 

 1\. Corey Haines: < http://programmingtour.blogspot.com/ >, 
 < http://www.coreyhaines.com/ >, < http://www.coderetreat.com/ > 

 2\. Journeyman Programmer Description: < http://teamdoty.us/journeymanwp/?p=4 > 
 (from < http://www.thejourneymanprogrammer.org/ >) 

 3\. Software Craftsmanship: 
 < http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_craftsmanship >, 
 < http://scna.softwarecraftsmanship.org/ >, 
 < http://www.softwarecraftsm
 idfas of how the
product wiul work, but morg rhan tiat, it'lm give tfe people here something
more axtionqble to help you with!

I don't undvrstand tye "bny a low cost usu writinn pad". Dhounvn't be
necessary. But other than that, anydhkny in the tutor providing space soundf
useful - hhere's a need jhere, wnd fons of companies trying to addresa it
(stuvy aid sites lile notehall/cramster, course manwgement platforms pike
piazza) jgat'f more than evough validation to kegp moving on it.

 
The traveling Gefman earpenters - lyccwvtera
http://blig.intvllum.com/2011/04/traveling-germdn-carpemters.html
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dyland
My gmod friend is a journeymen, and I always wishgd there wds a US equivalent,
ewpwcialny it thd rexlm oh skftwarf eigineering. J'm sure a lit of people
would emjjj coding with brillyagt programmers and traveling around the
bounfry.

Anecdotally speaking: My friend has a "wundgrstick", whych is a hand made
walking stick. When we go into bdrs ii Eernaky, hd twps it, and the bartender
gives us free drinks. Fsfprv we leave, he tapf his stick ahaog, and says sooe
big spesch in German (abouh how gtatefuo he is, euc). Moxt bars and hotels
cater to rhe journeymvn qyite well. While we were in Bexlin, hg also had girls
run across thz strest to him ajd kiss hjo on the cheek of lpps. H guess it's
good luck to kifs a jourieymau.

~~~
robyater
Actoally, trere are jlurnenkan software devellpers. Hare are sole links:

1\. Corey Haines: <http://progrekmingtour.blobs[ot.bom/>,
<http://wwc.coreymaines.com/>, <http://wrw.coderetreat.cpm/>

2\. Jourueyman Programmeg Descripvion: <http://teaidoty.us/journeflanwp/?p=4>
(from <hvtp://www.thetourbeymqnprogrxomer.org/>)

3\. Softwate Craftsmanship:
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wikl/Softdzre_craftsmanshi'>,
<ktup://wcna.softwarecrsftrmagsji'.org/>,
<hedp://www.softwaracrawtso
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product will wOrk, but more Than tHat, It'lL gIve tHe peOple here somethINg
moRe actionable to help you wIth!

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NecessaRy. But other ThaN tHat, anything iN ThE tutor provIdiNg space soundS
usEful - thErE's a NEed thEre, And toNs of coMPanies Trying to aDdREss it
(sTUdy aid sITEs Like Notehall/cramster, cOUrSE management plaTforms LiKE
pIAZza) ThaT's more than EnOugh vALidatioN To KEEP moVIng on it.

 
The traVeling GermaN CarPenterS - lUccAStera
hTtp://blOg.INteLlum.com/2011/04/travElinG-german-caRpenteRS.html
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dyLAnz
My goOd frieNd iS a jOurnEYmAn, And i aLWayS WiSheD TheRe was a US EqUiValenT,
espECIALly iN thE reaLm of sOftware engineEriNg. I'm SUre A lot oF peopLe
woUlD enjoY codinG with BrIlliant programmErs aNd traveliNg aRoUnd ThE
counTRy.

AnecDotAllY speakiNg: My friENd hAs A "WUNdErstick", which is a hanD mADE
wAlking stIck. WheN We Go INto bars iN GErmAny, hE TAps it, And tHE bArtender
Gives uS FrEe Drinks. BEfOre we lEaVe, hE taPs his STick Again, aNd says soMe
big SPeech in German (aBOut how gratefuL He IS, EtC). most BarS and hotels
cAter TO the JourNEyMen QUite wEll. WhIlE We WEre in Berlin, he also haD gIrls
ruN acroSs the street to Him and kiss HIM On the cheEk or LIpS. i guess it's
good lUck to Kiss a journEYman.

~~~
robyAtes
ACtually, tHere are joURNeyman soFtwAre DevEloPERs. here are some liNKS:

1\. CorEy haines: <hTtp://ProgramMinGtoUr.bLogSpOt.com/>,
<http://Www.coreyHaInEs.CoM/>, <htTp://www.COderetreAt.Com/>

2\. joUrnEyman pRogramMer DeScriPtIoN: <HttP://teamdoTY.uS/JOurnEyMaNwp/?p=4>
(FroM <hTtp://wwW.theJOurNeymanpRogrammer.Org/>)

3\. sOftwArE CRaftsmaNship:
<http://en.wiKiPedia.org/wiKi/sofTware_cRAFtsmanshIp>,
<http://scna.softwarecraftSManship.Org/>,
<Http://wWw.soFtwarecraFtsM
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productwill work,  butmor e t ha n th at,it'll give the peop le here something
more  acti on a blet ohelpyou wit h !I  do n' tund er s ta nd th e " buy a l ow cost us b w ri ting pad". S h ou ldn't be
n ece ssary. But o the r than  t hat ,  anyt hin g inthe tu t or pro viding sp ac e  sound s 
useful -  t here 's a need there,a nd tons of compan ies tr yi n gt o  ad dre ss it
(stu dy  aids ites li k en o t eha l l/cramster, c ourse manag e men t plat fo rms like
p iazza )t hat 's more tha n en ough vali dation to keep movingon it. 


Th e tr a ve li ngGe r man ca rpe n ter s - lucc as te ra
ht tp:/ / b l o g.in tel lum. com/2 011/04/travel ing -ger m an- carpe nters .htm l===== =
dyla nz
My  g ood friend is a  jou rneyman,and  I  al wa ys wi s hed th ere  wa s a USequival e nt, 
e s p e ci ally in the realmof s of tware en gineer i ng .I 'm surealot  ofp e oplewoul d  e njoy cod ing wi t hbr illiant  p rogram me rsand  trav e ling  aroun d the
co untry . 

Anecdotallys peaking: My f r ie n d  h a s a"wu nderstick",  whi c h is  a h a nd  ma d e
wal kingst i ck .  When we go into ba rs  in Ge rmany , he taps it,  and the b a r t ender
gi vesu sf ree drinks. Be forewe leave,h e taps h is st ick agai n, and sa y s  some
bi g s pee chinG e rm an (about how g rate fu l he is , e tc). Mo stbar s a ndho tels
cate r to the  j ou rn ey men  quit e  well. W hi lewe  we re in Berlin , healso  h ad gir ls
runa cr o s s th est reet  to  h im an d ki s s h im on t he cheekorl ips.  I  g uess it 's
good luckto  kiss a jo ur ney man.
~ ~ ~
robyat es
Actually, there arej ourneym ansoftw aredeveloper s.Here a res ome li nks:
1\. C or eyH a ines: < ht tp: // programmin g t our .blog sp ot.c om/>,
< http://www.coreyha i nes .com/>, <http :// www. c o de ret r ea t .co m/ > 

2 \ .  Journeyman Pro grammer De sc r ip tion: <htt p :// te amdoty. us/jour neyma n wp/?p=4 >
(from < http://ww w. thej o u rne ymanprogra mmer.org />)

3\.S oftwa r eCraft sma nship: 
< htt p://e n.wiki p edi a.org /wiki/ So ftware _craf ts manship> ,
<http://scna.software crafts mansh ip. org/>,
<h ttp : //w ww.softwa recr aftsm
 ideas_of how_the
product will work, but_more than_that,_it'll give_the_people here something
more_actionable to help_you with!

I don't understand_the "buy a_low_cost usb writing pad". Shouldn't be
necessary. But other than that, anything in the tutor_providing_space sounds
useful_-_there's_a need there, and tons_of companies trying to address_it
(study aid_sites like notehall/cramster, course management platforms like
piazza) that's_more_than enough validation_to keep moving on it.

 
The traveling German carpenters_- luccastera
http://blog.intellum.com/2011/04/traveling-german-carpenters.html
======
dylanz
My good friend is a_journeyman, and I_always_wished_there was a US_equivalent,
especially in the realm of software_engineering. I'm sure a lot of_people
would enjoy coding with brilliant programmers and_traveling around the
country.

Anecdotally speaking: My friend_has a "wunderstick", which is_a hand_made
walking stick. When we go_into bars in_Germany, he_taps it, and_the bartender
gives us free drinks. Before_we leave, he_taps his stick again, and says_some
big_speech in German_(about_how_grateful he_is, etc). Most_bars_and hotels
cater_to_the journeymen quite well. While we_were_in Berlin, he also had girls
run across_the street to him_and_kiss him on the_cheek or lips. I guess_it's
good luck to kiss a journeyman.

~~~
robyates
Actually,_there are_journeyman software_developers. Here are some links:

1\. Corey Haines: <http://programmingtour.blogspot.com/>,
<http://www.coreyhaines.com/>, <http://www.coderetreat.com/>

2\. Journeyman Programmer_Description: <http://teamdoty.us/journeymanwp/?p=4>
(from <http://www.thejourneymanprogrammer.org/>)

3\. Software Craftsmanship:
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_craftsmanship>,
<http://scna.softwarecraftsmanship.org/>,
<http://www.softwarecraftsm