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I'm a fan of the Little Schemer, so I'm happy you're trying this format. I hope you keep trying more than once. Sometimes these things take a while to get rig
by sivers 2y ago
I'm a fan of the Little Schemer, so I'm happy you're trying this format. I hope you keep trying more than once. Sometimes these things take a while to get right and find the sweet spot.
Little Schemer was instantly appealing because it starts so simply:
1. Is it true this is an atom? : atom
2. Is it true this is an atom? : turkey
3. Is it true this is an atom? : 1942
6. Is it true this is a list? (atom)
7. Is it true this is a list? (atom turkey or)
I came to your page wanting to learn P5.js, but it started a little too involved.
Consider starting with a few simpler questions and answers like this, which also helps just teach the format and interface, before asking the reader to work their brain much harder.
- phfrohring 2y agoOk, got it!
- phfrohring 2y ago1. I have re-written a good part of the article to make the learning curve less steep. 2. The concepts to be illustrated are now mentioned in the "Discussion" section. It is still not as detailed as The Little Schemer, but is it any good anyway?