I'm keen if you have any interesting project in mind.

Thanks Talmr! A very useful one

Happy to answer any questions to learn more

We need a shared culture or believe system that will continue to shape our understanding of how we relate and treat one another.

One of the primary reason we setup FaithCircle - https://thefaithcircle.com - to connect Christians locally and globally.

Your design's awesome. Really clean. Did you engage a UX person or you designed yourself?

Thank you! Designed and coded myself.

This is awesome man! Bookmarked and will be using for my next project.

My stack currently is mostly ReactJS, ReactNative, Flow, GraphQL, Sequelize, Postgres, Apollo and NodeJS

I'd love to swap out Material-UI for SemanticUI though... hope it'll be a seamless swap

With the last commit in master in late 2018, SemanticUI seems a bit deserted.

Anyway, in order to change it, you should discard everything non-nextjs and non-docker related from the client/ folder, like client/common/, client/components/, client/helpers (except client/helpers/configureGraphQL.ts), client/icons, client/layouts, client/theme, client/pages/{login.tsx|signup.tsx|dashboard/}, remove the material-ui related stuff from package.json and then proceed installing the SemanticUI.

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Great, thanks!

How did you learn? :) Any resources you can recommend? I used to learn but dropped it as couldnt find good resource to learn on my own

I took a rather circuitous route of playing and learning piano for 15 or so years (I'm 25 btw, I just started early) and being a massive theory nerd. I also taught myself piano until I got to college, which I think gave me unique perspective but I also know took waaay longer than it I'd just taken lessons. At the same time, I really enjoyed learning as a passion instead of a commitment. There were times I walked away but I always came back. That's just me though; if you learn better with the mild pressure of a teacher's tutting that's absolutely valid.

I've currently teaching myself as I just love exploring. I've watched some youtube videos about scales and I follow a few guitarists on youtube (samurai guitarist[0] comes to mind and Paul Davids[1] has probably been my biggest influence in my ability to play). Other than that, it's all been throwing all of my experience at it and seeing what sticks and what doesn't. Definitely record yourself once and a while to see what's working, and listen to a lot, both passively and actively, and try to spot what you like and really analyze it.

speaking of which, I've found music theory to be completely indispensable in my ability to self-study. Being able to take what I heard and internalize it, and being able to take what's in my head into my hands is absolutely essential.

That's awesome!

You sorta motivated me to pick up guitar again... the sound of it makes me excited so gonna cont. with a course I bought on Udemy and see how far that takes me.

I'd also checkout Samurai guitarist and Paul Davids.

This is soo cool Adam! Well-done

Might consider this in the future for my local community

Merry Christmas from the faithcircle team!

I honestly can learn a lot from you.. just launched an app struggling to get users. Would you be able to mentor me and provide some insights??