Had a crazy weeks these 2 weeks, so I'm sooo behind.
But I'm trying to catch up.
1. What concept/project/series have you decided to take on for the duration of the "Learn in Public" challenge?
I'm torn between React and accessibility.
But I think I will do React by creating a project and share some of the basic concepts as I go. At the end, I will share the project itself.
2. Why did you pick this focus?
I have some experiences with React, but I never really learn it properly. So my knowledge is kind of scattered here and there, and this time around I want to learn React properly from basics.
3. Why do you think sharing your journey in public will help others?
I learned a lot from other people's learning journey. So I think sharing my journey in public would help others as well in some way 😊
4. Share the the title you landed on for the series you're going to create as well as the "entries" you anticipate creating/tackling.
I will continue the series that I created long time ago 😁 — React JS Log Blog
Don't worry about being late @adiatiayu, personally, I am only able to focus on the challenge now 😝
I sense that, the more important is to commit to finish the challenge, even if we are a little bit off the time frame. 😉
I wonder if you have any ideas for the entries you want to add on your React series, or if you plan to come up with them during this challenge ?
Yes, I have seen ann read them (on Dev.to and on CodeNewbie😆) ! And particulary enjoyed this one ! 😄
I am curious, is there a specific reason why you decided to change your subject ?
For now, I am going through the Mission 2, I have chosen to focus on the tool pylint, as I will need to use it in my job, and I think it could help Python developers a lot.
I have also written an article about how I have handled the first Mission 😉
The reason was simply because I and my teammate set our foot wrong in the beginning of our project collaboration.
We set up our environment as open-source instead of collaboration and we encountered some problems 😅
But because of the accident, we learned a lot more.
I want to share these experiences instead while they're still fresh.
I'm still struggling to understand some of React concepts that I'm learning.
So, I'm not ready to share them yet.
I read your article! Awesome that you wrote about it 🤩
Had a crazy weeks these 2 weeks, so I'm sooo behind.
But I'm trying to catch up.
1. What concept/project/series have you decided to take on for the duration of the "Learn in Public" challenge?
I'm torn between React and accessibility.
But I think I will do React by creating a project and share some of the basic concepts as I go. At the end, I will share the project itself.
2. Why did you pick this focus?
I have some experiences with React, but I never really learn it properly. So my knowledge is kind of scattered here and there, and this time around I want to learn React properly from basics.
3. Why do you think sharing your journey in public will help others?
I learned a lot from other people's learning journey. So I think sharing my journey in public would help others as well in some way 😊
4. Share the the title you landed on for the series you're going to create as well as the "entries" you anticipate creating/tackling.
I will continue the series that I created long time ago 😁 — React JS Log Blog
Don't worry about being late @adiatiayu, personally, I am only able to focus on the challenge now 😝
I sense that, the more important is to commit to finish the challenge, even if we are a little bit off the time frame. 😉
I wonder if you have any ideas for the entries you want to add on your React series, or if you plan to come up with them during this challenge ?
I finally pivoting to write about Git & GitHub as I encounter some problems with them 😅
And I've published the three of them 😄
How about you, @xav83?
Yes, I have seen ann read them (on Dev.to and on CodeNewbie😆) ! And particulary enjoyed this one ! 😄
I am curious, is there a specific reason why you decided to change your subject ?
For now, I am going through the Mission 2, I have chosen to focus on the tool pylint, as I will need to use it in my job, and I think it could help Python developers a lot.
I have also written an article about how I have handled the first Mission 😉
The reason was simply because I and my teammate set our foot wrong in the beginning of our project collaboration.
We set up our environment as open-source instead of collaboration and we encountered some problems 😅
But because of the accident, we learned a lot more.
I want to share these experiences instead while they're still fresh.
I'm still struggling to understand some of React concepts that I'm learning.
So, I'm not ready to share them yet.
I read your article! Awesome that you wrote about it 🤩
Yet, the accident taught us a lot more.
Instead, while they are still recent, I want to talk about these experiences.
Several of the React principles I'm learning continue to baffle me.
I'm therefore not yet ready to reveal them. drift boss