As we begin planning for the upcoming PurelyFunctional event, there are a few important questions we need to address regarding the organization of the event. I've created this issue to start a discussion around the following topics:

• Should we keep the event closed to only our group, or should we consider opening it up to other participants who are interested in functional programming?
• Which project format should we adopt for the event? Should we pursue a shared project that everyone contributes to, individual projects that participants work on independently, or group projects that participants collaborate on in teams?
• Should we explore the use of the Rust programming language for our projects during the event? Rust has been gaining popularity in the functional programming community for its emphasis on performance and safety, and could be an interesting language to explore in the context of the event. Besides it's cool 🦀.
• Should we consider changing the name of the event? The current name, PurelyFunctional, is subject to change if we feel that a different name would better reflect the goals and themes of the event.

I welcome everyone to share their thoughts and ideas on these topics, as well as any other suggestions for the organization of the PurelyFunctional event. Let's work together to make this a successful and rewarding event for all participants.

Best regards,
Daniel Boll. 🎴