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I have a graduate degree in computer science and know some graph theory, but I really liked this. I thought it was interesting, reminded me of a lot of theory,
by inputcoffee 9y ago
I have a graduate degree in computer science and know some graph theory, but I really liked this. I thought it was interesting, reminded me of a lot of theory, and taught me some more.
I really appreciated the voice and tone. I am very surprised to see people who did not appreciate it and took the time to write how much they didn't like it. (Which is their right).
I am writing this only to let the original author know that there is an audience for this kind of "breezy" explanation.
- vardanator 9y agoThank you very much! I don't really get upset for critics, it helps a lot to produce the next good work (noting previous complains). However, hearing some really positive feedback is always motivating to spend more time on knowledge sharing. Thanks again!
- bhrgunatha 9y agoTeaching is part skill and part craft and like so many other creative areas there are plenty of different styles that can appeal to different personalities and preferences. It's a constant tension and there will always be room for imagination, creativity and even art in teaching. Prime example - http://poignant.guide/ http://poignant.guide/
- lists 9y agoI'm likely the developer that's in your target audience: a self-taught Junior in a feature factory with no mentorship and 'agile' cycles that have you always on the next thing after the other. These types of articles are super helpful in beginning to shore up the foundations. Thanks for the article.