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Are there similar resources for learning promises that use a different style of instruction out there? The writing feels a bit off to me.
by ayewo 3y ago
Are there similar resources for learning promises that use a different style of instruction out there?
The writing feels a bit off to me.
- ranting-moth 3y agoSomeone has gone through a massive effort of creating this. I'm guessing that he's all in for constructive criticism. Asking for something else and offering only "The writing feels a bit off to me" isn't very helpful or polite IMHO.
- ayewo 3y agoI apologize to the author if my comment comes across as impolite. I really wanted to bookmark it for further reading since its a topic I’ve been meaning to dive deeper into. I was happy that the target audience wasn’t beginners since it assumes familiarity with promises and async/await. But I kept parsing the numerous “warnings” and the writing style in a way that made me feel that perhaps I’m not the target audience. I’ve come to realize that I am much more likely to make the most out of content when the writing style gels with how I think.
- henriqueinonhe 3y agoI'd like to know why the writing "feels off" for you, I'm definitely willing to improve it. If it makes you feel more comfortable, you may DM me here or any other social network (e.g. Github).
- simonbarker87 3y agoNot the GP but it could be the length of your sentences. I personally think it reads fine however, since I also write with pretty long, heavily punctuated, sentences I’m comfortable reading it and it feels natural to me. The biggest complaint people have about my writing is the length of the sentences and feeling like I’m expressing too many ideas at a time.
- dagurp 3y agonot OP but I was going to start with the Graph exercises but I felt like I was missing some context because I didn't have a clue what to do. I did the concrete exercises instead which was straight forward.