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Definitely. I was in exactly the same position, and just started blogging about stuff as I built it. 'Experts' often don't explain the simple stuff as they ass
by sixhobbits 9y ago
Definitely. I was in exactly the same position, and just started blogging about stuff as I built it.
'Experts' often don't explain the simple stuff as they assume everyone knows it already. Often, reading about someone's experience as they were first learning a technology is far more useful than trying to learn from an 'expert'.
An you'll be suprised about being 'attractive for recruiters.' I wrote a tiny post about setting up a MongoDB and Flask 'Hello World' app. I definitely wasn't an expert, and the post had flaws, but it still led to a job and a book deal :)
- newbear 9y agoHow did it lead to a job? And a book deal?
- michaelthiessen 9y agoHow does a single post lead to a book deal?
- sixhobbits 9y agoPacktPub, and a number of other 'tail end' publishers have editors who scour the web looking for posts related to books they want to publish. They wanted "Flask by Example" so asked me if I'd be interested in writing it after finding my blog post on Flask.