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I've been slowly getting better with my bash skills by organizing it as a class on my learning website: http://curiousreef.com/class/bash-scripting/ http://curi
by imp 16y ago
I've been slowly getting better with my bash skills by organizing it as a class on my learning website: http://curiousreef.com/class/bash-scripting/ http://curiousreef.com/class/bash-scripting/
It's useful because it helps me stay on track. I can take off a few days or weeks even and then go back and do a few bash problems out of that book. I know that I'm 38% of the way through it, and it's easy to pick up where I left off.
I don't think I've done the peripheral learning that you mention, but I think 30 minutes a week is still low-impact learning.
- jamesbritt 16y agoVery cool. Better bash skills is also target for gradual learning. And 30 minutes/week seems quite doable, something not too hard to commit to. One way I learn things is to commit to giving a talk. I learned a whole lot of Haskell while preparing for my Hubris presentation at MountainWest RubyConf, certainly much more than if were to just move along in my free time.