I'm a passionate learner and sharer. I always try to give back to the developer community. I create mobile and Web applications by day. Not Batman by night, in case you wondered :)
I tried Clubhouse and I can see promise if used correctly (just like any social network). But right now it's just a ton of people talking over the top of each other, it's like a verbal early days of Twitter as far as content.
But, I'll add that I may well be finding all the wrong places. Public rooms are pretty much "forget it and run away fast" if you really want to get anything useful out of it.
I'm not giving up on it just yet, but I'm curious to see how Twitter and others present their options for this kind of thing. Take the good social philosophy here on dev.to and put that in Clubhouse and you have my attention.
For now, the search continues when I think about it, to find good people in good rooms.
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I tried Clubhouse and I can see promise if used correctly (just like any social network). But right now it's just a ton of people talking over the top of each other, it's like a verbal early days of Twitter as far as content.
But, I'll add that I may well be finding all the wrong places. Public rooms are pretty much "forget it and run away fast" if you really want to get anything useful out of it.
I'm not giving up on it just yet, but I'm curious to see how Twitter and others present their options for this kind of thing. Take the good social philosophy here on dev.to and put that in Clubhouse and you have my attention.
For now, the search continues when I think about it, to find good people in good rooms.