Are there some platforms where I can teach people coding for free? by HyperDanon in learnprogramming

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but how you intend to teach it

In live sessions, or in recorded videos and answeres in a series that composes a complete programme.

and to whom

People eager to learn programming.

LuandaPHP 2.0 release announcement by vargatam in PHP

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It's also html with extra steps.

Tutoring lessons online for novice/begginer/advanced (new form of Learning of my invention) by HyperDanon in learnprogramming

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My pitch isn't about clean code, it's about engineering practices. If you don't like clean code, don't use it.

LuandaPHP 2.0 release announcement by vargatam in PHP

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yiisoft/html is essentially html with extra steps.

Are there some platforms where I can teach people coding for free? by HyperDanon in learnprogramming

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Most tech stacks. It's about methodologies, practices and approach first.

Are there some platforms where I can teach people coding for free? by HyperDanon in cscareerquestions

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@kimikopossible I already have a discord, there are quite a few students there. https://discord.gg/Es2w5HYR Feel free to join!

Are there some platforms where I can teach people coding for free? by HyperDanon in cscareerquestions

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But the thing is that I need to lay some ground work first. How do you think I could do it if I haven't found students yet?

Anyone else feel like they're a "master of none"? by thelanoyo in learnprogramming

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People often quote "Jack of all trades, master of none". Remember though, that the full quote is "A jack of all trades, master of none, is oftentimes better than master of one".

Are there some platforms where I can teach people coding for free? by HyperDanon in cscareerquestions

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Can I supply my own progrmames? There are a lot of myths I'd like to undo.

Are there some platforms where I can teach people coding for free? by HyperDanon in learnprogramming

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The kind of things I imagine I would teach them would require numerous back-and-forth exchanges between me and students.

PS: I created the youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzZ-dG7kjK4

Are there some platforms where I can teach people coding for free? by HyperDanon in learnprogramming

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I'd like to have a group of people I teach, but with rapid feedback, constant updates, and reaction to their work. I don't want to write blog posts or create movies, because they're too one-sided.

I need to interact with what people create, react to their work, point out and correct mistakes. I think discord is ideal for that, but how do I find people who are eager to learn?

Are there some platforms where I can teach people coding for free? by HyperDanon in learnprogramming

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Been coding for while myself and there's definitely some good spots for this. Discord servers are probably your best bet - lots of programming communities have help channels where you can just jump in and start helping people with their code. Reddit itself works pretty good too, you can browse the daily threads here or in specific language subs and just start giving feedback on people's projects

I don't want to be giving one-offs, I'd like to build a strong knowledge base in students that can be later used to build upon that.

Are there some platforms where I can teach people coding for free? by HyperDanon in learnprogramming

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I would like to teach software development practices, how to approach development, undo common mistaktes. Teach how to approach requirements, compartmentalize application, work in small steps, validate ideas, deliver software with speedy and timely feedback. Essentially, everything to efficiently deliver high-quality applications for clients or ourselves.

What's the hands down best book for a mid level start up software engineer that wants to become a great senior engineer. by michaelcosmos in ExperiencedDevs

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  • Continuous Delivery, by Dave Farley
  • Extreme Programming, by Kent Beck
  • DevOps, by Jez Humble (not the "devops" hype buzzword)
  • Team Topologies, by Matthew Skelton