I'm in the more projects camp. More small projects and proportionally fewer large projects would be my preference. However educational examples and product reviews are still welcome. It is tough to separate hardware from software these days and generally I prefer projects that are not purely software. Video is often the best way to demonstrate techniques and project operation and projects that need video are often more interesting but schematics and explanations of what can't be seen are often best done with more static media. Not only can text be read faster than it can be narrated, the bits that are not of interest can more easily be skipped.
I'm in the more projects camp. More small projects and proportionally fewer large projects would be my preference. However educational examples and product reviews are still welcome. It is tough to separate hardware from software these days and generally I prefer projects that are not purely software. Video is often the best way to demonstrate techniques and project operation and projects that need video are often more interesting but schematics and explanations of what can't be seen are often best done with more static media. Not only can text be read faster than it can be narrated, the bits that are not of interest can more easily be skipped.
