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thanks for the detailed post. i want to be where you are at now, being able to actually know how to deploy live apps, knowing how to setup all those stuff like

thanks for the detailed post. i want to be where you are at now, being able to actually know how to deploy live apps, knowing how to setup all those stuff like nginx, redis servers, etc. i've heard of these terms before, but straight up i have no idea what they are. that's exactly what i'm trying to say in this thread though... i can finish all the codecademy exercises, but how do i start creating code that can actually be deployed live??

gremlinsinc 13y ago
The thing that took me VERY long to do is just pick a damn framework... In the end it doesn't really matter if it's Laravel, Rails, or a Flavor of Nodejs -- what does matter is you pick one, and get to building. I like Laravel a lot because it's built on php and makes php way sexier. But I also play around w/ other frameworks in my spare time.... I put too much emphasis on this though.. If you're interested, I could help you build your skills. Can't pay you anything, BUT we could collaborate on a startup/website idea, I've got quite a few ideas. I'll let you take lead on the app, and I'll point you in the direction you need to go, where to get help, who to ask, what's next, etc... you'll write most of the code, I'll critique, and give insight, give tips. Then we can deploy it, and I'll let you do that as well. The key to learning super fast is for you to be FORCED by circumstance to do it, without hand holding - though I'll be hear to help, --but when nobody is doing it for you, you just pick it up as needed. Google/StackExchange and ESPECIALLY IRC Chat are your best friends on this journey.
- gotrecruit 13y ago
  hey i actually might be interested to take up your offer, and i obviously do not expect to be paid for this at all, and i hope this doesn't come across as overly demanding but i need to know a bit more about what exactly you're offering... so perhaps let me clarify? if i'm understanding you correctly, you're offering to collaborate on a startup/website together where you will give me guidance but i will write the code for it, and you will basically review my code to determine if it's "shippable" and then if you say yes, we will let the code go live? that sounds like an interesting offer. can you teach me how to use github as well, so that this way we can collaborate more effectively? thanks in advance!
  - gremlinsinc 13y ago
    drop me an email if you're still interested and we'll talk. patrickwcurl @ gmail

gremlinsinc 13y ago

The thing that took me VERY long to do is just pick a damn framework... In the end it doesn't really matter if it's Laravel, Rails, or a Flavor of Nodejs -- what does matter is you pick one, and get to building. I like Laravel a lot because it's built on php and makes php way sexier. But I also play around w/ other frameworks in my spare time.... I put too much emphasis on this though.. If you're interested, I could help you build your skills. Can't pay you anything, BUT we could collaborate on a startup/website idea, I've got quite a few ideas. I'll let you take lead on the app, and I'll point you in the direction you need to go, where to get help, who to ask, what's next, etc... you'll write most of the code, I'll critique, and give insight, give tips. Then we can deploy it, and I'll let you do that as well. The key to learning super fast is for you to be FORCED by circumstance to do it, without hand holding - though I'll be hear to help, --but when nobody is doing it for you, you just pick it up as needed. Google/StackExchange and ESPECIALLY IRC Chat are your best friends on this journey.

gotrecruit 13y ago
hey i actually might be interested to take up your offer, and i obviously do not expect to be paid for this at all, and i hope this doesn't come across as overly demanding but i need to know a bit more about what exactly you're offering... so perhaps let me clarify? if i'm understanding you correctly, you're offering to collaborate on a startup/website together where you will give me guidance but i will write the code for it, and you will basically review my code to determine if it's "shippable" and then if you say yes, we will let the code go live? that sounds like an interesting offer. can you teach me how to use github as well, so that this way we can collaborate more effectively? thanks in advance!
- gremlinsinc 13y ago
  drop me an email if you're still interested and we'll talk. patrickwcurl @ gmail