This post is written for a friend who wants to upgrade web development from a sidetrack to a career.
Here’s how.
This post is written for a friend who wants to upgrade web development from a sidetrack to a career.
Here’s how.
[Latest Update 5/16, 2016]
I simply have to recommend this, the book Harry Potter and the Method of Rationality. Words cannot describe the joy and sorrow it brings me.
This is the third and last part in the Guide to Self-teaching AngularJS Trilogy. If you haven’t gone through the first one, do it now, here. If you’ve already covered the first two, nice job on the hard work!
Read on.
Last night I flipped through his blog posts on recommendation, and it blew my mind. I might not have had this level of mind-blown-ness in months.
Seriously, go read it if you haven’t.
If it actually works, I’d passionately take on a full-time job where I march around on the streets, wave my arms and chant “please read these books!” all day long, because the world would definitely become a better place if more people read those books, and this is the most natural and efficient approach I could come up with.
A great tool I’ve recently started using intensely: WorkFlowy. I rarely recommend tools or products, certainly not todo list apps which flooded the globe, but in their case I do think these guys made a great product and therefore deserve more attention.
So, what’s so cool about it?