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Learning to Learn – restructured from John Sonmez
derived from on Learning to Learn blogpost by John Sonmez (Simple Programmer) Steps to Learn effectively scopegoal (with deadline)personal addition: have follow-up goalsfind resourcesoutline basic plan (mindmap)search -> skim successful paths and tables of contentsask...
GitHub: Move Pointer to different Commit
While learning HTML and CSS, I created a repository to track the progress of the respective tutorial.I organzied the repository in a way that people can access the different phases of the tutorial (and also my own solutions) simply by changing the branch. At some...
Faster Workflow with Testdriven Development – Torsten Zielke at PyConDE 2022
Faster Workflow with Testdriven Development Talk by Torsten Zielke at PyConDE 2022 Goals knwoledge to apply TDDknow benefitsapply TDD in real world projectsfaster workflow Benefits of TDD testing gives free detailed documentationshort cycles of working producteasy to...
HTML, CSS🎨 and JavaScript for Django🐍
Django not needed to build a websitestatic website from HTML, CSS and JavaScript (JS) possible -> minimal requirements for a website Roles of Languages HTML: basic structureCSS: color and design (styling)JS: client side scripting (engine in car exapmple)backend...
Startup Metrics – Andreas Klinger (Notes)
build, measure, learn 🔁design product for product/market fit (demand now not in X years)much knowledge about metrics based on online marketing (A/B testing, funnels, referral, optimization, …)but online marketing is not innovation, it's optimizationwe need product...
HTML/CSS Fundamentals (Notes)
VSCode Extensions PrettierlLve Serverdevelop locally in browserrefreshes current page automatically while developing locally Web Development Categories frontendHTMLstructure and building blogs of web pageCSSvisual effectsJavaScriptfunctionalitybackendHTML & CSS...
Stalking and Interpreting: Pieter Levels
MVP Approach idea to solve own problemsbuild MVP to test whether other people have the same problem and whether your solution helps them and whether they are ready to pay for the solutionif MVP get's traction/positive feedback: actually build it and/or refine it...
DRY, KISS, YAGNI – Programming Principles
Recently I've read about Pieter Level's impressive way to build minimum viable products (MVP's).In the respective article he also descibes his coding style. DRY, KISS and no Frameworks? Pieter explains why he avoids using frameworks and that he uses a "very basic"...
12 MVP’s in 12 months🤔 – inspired by Pieter Levels
I admired Pieter Levels' 12 Startups in 12 months challenge for quite some time.Now I (finally🙌) started to listen to Eric Ries' The Lean Startup Book.Pieter obviously mastered the LEAN startup management and execution.👌 I'd really like to do something like Pieter's...