New tab proposal

[chblw]

Since a lot of the community is self-taught, I thought of a new tab to add at the top of the website. Parallel to the blog, we could expand on @davebulaval bookshelf where we could create hyperlinks to individual books reviews that members could add.

The reviews would share a similar format and could quickly show topics addressed, difficulty, overall quality, etc. Then, a recap/highlights of the book. Then, members could discuss their experience with the book or ask questions.

This could lead to different blog posts where if we find an interesting example/illustration/lab, we could make a blogpost and then refer to the book review.

What do you guys think ?

[AntoineButeau]

We can just merge David bookshelf and add on top of it.
How would the tab be named - Resources?

[samperochkin]

Bookshelf ? (mais sans liens aux livres ce serait un peu misleading)

[chblw]

The bookshelf that David presented at the chalet. We would have a list of resources and once somebody reviews a book, we add a hyperlink to the bookshelf. We would also expand the list, the David bookshelf is just a starting point for resources.

[chblw]

List of possible names :

• Resources
• Bookshelf
• Recommended reading
• Book reviews

[davebulaval]

Bookshelf reviews ?

[davebulaval]

The idea would a page with all book in category which the name would a link to an other post of the bookreview. 1 book == 1 book review. And let people at comment to the post. We want an introduction who can get be read in 30 sec and decide if you like it or not. It would be between 2-5 min of reading.

It will have tag, level of difficulty, and other.

[AntoineButeau]

We can either do a static page with one giant post or a series of posts that are tagged "bookshelf" and they show only on the "bookshelf" page. Antoine Buteau Engagement Manager 581-997-3658 ( tel:+15819973658 ) | LinkedIn ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/antoinebuteau/ )

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[stecaron]

Here is how I would imagine it :

1. Let's have a static page (accessible from one tab that may be called "Bookshelf"). In this page, we'll just have the links to the online books (if they are open) and also have a link to a post that makes a review of this book (if we ever did one).

2. Let's create a category of post called "Book review" where we make a review of a book or multiple books. We could insert a link to the bookshelf in those posts as well.

That way, we'll have a straightforward recap page with all the links only. We could easily break down this page by subject and complexity just like @davebulaval did in his markdown.
Also, we'll be able to see from the category tags, all the posts that are making reviews of books.

Make sense?