Hi all, The mailing list has never really had a ton of activity. The core team has decided to shut the list down. As of this message, the list is now read-only with only moderators allowed to post. In

Hi all, Sorry for the delay on this. I've created a repo for Pony for X content. It awaits your love: https://github.com/ponylang/pony-for-x Additionally, its also hosted at Gitbook: https://www.

Hi all, Anyone got anything they'd like to have reviewed? I'd love to start getting some Pony for X content out there. At the moment, I've been concentrating on filling out gaps in the tutorial and

Hi all, Wanted to check in with everyone on the Pony for X'ers list... - C# => Ivo Balbaert - Erlang => Federico Carrone - JavaScript => Braden Shepherdson - Java => Carl Quinn - C => George Marrow

Hi, I was chatting to Sylvan at QCon London and he mentioned that you were working on a book for Pony. I have been following Pony with interest for some time and would be interested in publishing th

Hi all, I started a cookbook style book called Pony Patterns this morning. This git repo is here: https://github.com/ponylang/pony-patterns And its on Gitbook at: https://www.gitbook.com/book/pon

Hi all, I created a [wiki entry](https://groups.io/g/pony+book/wiki/Pony-for-X%27ers...) for the "Pony for X'ers" work. Ivo, thanks for offering to take on C#. I've already added you on the list as t

Hi everyone, Please introduce yourself to everyone in the group. What I'd like everyone to know... - Your name... - What your writing experience level is... - How good you think your editing skills

Here are my ideas for Item 1: The target reader: Who is the target reader for the Pony Book? The target reader should be the typical developer who has basic working knowledge of object-oriented

Hi there! Thanks for expressing interesting in being part of “The Pony Book”. I like that I am already seeing it mentioned in the community with the appropriate scare quotes around it like “The Book”

I've been putting some thought into tooling and I've come away thinking that I'd like to try [Gitbook](https://www.gitbook.com) and use [AsciiDoc](http://asciidoctor.org/docs/what-is-asciidoc/) (not M

Because these things are important. I'm thinking that the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International license would make sense for the book. http://creativecommons.org