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This is what I've been using as of late to learn new technologies. I always seem to forget to tell younger developers about using this approach to learn. Somet
by _virtu 10y ago
This is what I've been using as of late to learn new technologies. I always seem to forget to tell younger developers about using this approach to learn.
Something else I would add is that you should try to find well known OSS contributors that work on projects that use tech/languages you use. If you monitor their projects you can pick up great habits from reading through their code.
- gagagababa 10y agoSounds like a great approach. Can you (or anyone else) recommend contributors to follow?
- morazow 10y agoI usually watch the Apache projects. Apache Arrow (https://github.com/apache/arrow/ https://github.com/apache/arrow/) is very interesting and promising project. It is in early state; you can watch the design decisions taken and how they are implemented. Plus it is multi-language project, you can find code in C++, Java and Python.
- _virtu 10y agoI've found that the following authors have great practices for managing OSS projects: - https://github.com/mbostock https://github.com/mbostock - https://github.com/tj https://github.com/tj