Congo Tea Break Tutorial series - now available!

Luke,

I like the scaled-down look of these tutorials very much: sometimes I teach 'entry-level' Congo to people with differing backgrounds. it can be overwhelming to distill the manual into usable chunks, so these bite-sized tutorials look super approachable.

I'll let you know if I get any useful feedback!

Anne

Luke,

I like the scaled-down look of these tutorials very much: sometimes I teach 'entry-level' Congo to people with differing backgrounds. it can be overwhelming to distill the manual into usable chunks, so these bite-sized tutorials look super approachable.

I'll let you know if I get any useful feedback!

Anne

Thanks, Anne - I do hope that they prove useful. Please don't hesitate with any feedback.

-luke-

Definitely useful for the beginners just wanting to step into the basics. Much appreciated. Would love something similar with more advanced concepts and techniques, which it sounds like is maybe in the works?

Indeed, there are plans for more tutorials in the series. Congo is such a flexible system with so many ways of using it, so sometimes a tutorial is difficult because there is no right answer. We're working hard, though, to propose some options and let people find their favourite way!