#Opinion – Technical Communities really Rocks !!!

Hello!

Today posts is a big THANKS to the excellent technical communities of which I am part. 

Let me start with a bit of context

• When I came to Canada and started with the podcast (link), I didn’t expected to have much success. I do not measure the success with the listeners of each episode, but rather by the feedback of the people. By now is great!
• Between this feedback, there are people who also makes requests or suggest topics. A few days ago someone (keep it anonymous), asked me to add at some point DotNetCore and PowerShell in linux as topics for the podcast.
• I asked if he wanted to engage with these issues, and I responded that No, that did not have the level.
• And here it all began

And now the timeline of the events

• Yesterday morning I put a tweet asking if anyone was interested in talking about these issues

• Shortly afterwards, Jorge Cupi (@JorgeCupi) from Ecuador puts me in contact with JuanK Ruiz (@JuanKRuiz) from Colombia. They both works in Microsoft.

• JunaK added to the thread a couple of technical communities cracks Julio Avellaneda (@julitogtu), Nicolas Herrera (@nicolocodev) and Matias Quaranta (@ealsur)

• A couple of minutes later, I’ve coordinated with Julio Avellaneda (@julitogtu) y Nicolas Herrera (@nicolocodev) to record a podcast next week !
• And as a bonus, Matias Quaranta (@ealsur) makes me aware of an initiative for technical communities of ASP.Net and .Net in general which is great! It will be public perhaps next week !
• So today, after running a couple of miles, I finished the cycle with a thank you
  Thanks !

Greetings @ Toronto

El Bruno

References

• Podcast, El Bruno – No tiene nombre
• Jorge Cupi (@JorgeCupi)
• JuanK Ruiz (@JuanKRuiz)
• Julio Avellaneda (@julitogtu)
• Nicolas Herrera (@nicolocodev)
• Matias Quaranta (@ealsur)