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Thank you! As a person who learned programming entirely from FOSS books and things, I felt immoral to charge for my tutorial/ebook. Do you have any thoughts ab
by thewhitetulip 10y ago
Thank you! As a person who learned programming entirely from FOSS books and things, I felt immoral to charge for my tutorial/ebook.
Do you have any thoughts about the video series I made on the same ebook's content? Where does it make sense to publish? youtube or udemy or somewhere else?
- johnwheeler 10y agoi dunno. i'm not much into go. if i was going to do systems programming, i'd probably look to rust since one of my big programming influences uses it (armin ronacher). incidentally, i created a tutorial series on programming the amazon echo (alexatutorial.com). my tutorials are pretty dry, but i'm going to probably try and create more content and start charging for it. i always admired jon lindquist of egghead.io. he started self distributing and has built a little empire. same with geoffrey grosenbach of peepcode later acquired by pluralsight.
- thewhitetulip 10y agoAll the best for the alexa tutorial! I use Go for writing servers and not for systems programming, the lang was initially focused on systems programming, but it has now become a general purpose language, python - C bridge!