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I prefer to learn from books as I find it easier to pace oneself. Every day, I check out what book packtpub is offering for free. Aside from that, I also subscr
by jpamata 9y ago
I prefer to learn from books as I find it easier to pace oneself. Every day, I check out what book packtpub is offering for free. Aside from that, I also subscribe to safari books (they have a free trial - no credit card required, check it out). Every now and then I see something that interests me and I spend at least a week or two going through the book. If a topic interests me enough, I'd check out another book, look at online courses, spend my time on the forums delving deeper, and maybe start a project.
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https://www.packtpub.com/packt/offers/free-learning https://www.packtpub.com/packt/offers/free-learning
- muzani 9y agoDo you have any particular way of reading? Like just read the same book in your spare time, or flip between books as long as they hold your interest? Or even a way of choosing which books to read?
- jpamata 9y agoMost of the time, I flip between two books. The trick is to pick books that complement each other. Like say maths and machine learning, or a book on JavaScript and a JS framework. I usually read on the mornings & weekends and then spend an hour or two doing the exercises/projects at night, after work.