kandruszkow

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   by kandruszkow 5y ago

   Can I ask you what type of projects you usually do?
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   Ask HN: Is no-code a future of web development?

   29 points by kandruszkow 5y ago|59 comments
3. 33.▲
   by kandruszkow 5y ago

   Don't expect to learn everything during the course (that applies to any degree to be honest), but I see so many young people settling on the knowledge they gain from courses and don't look further. Yeah, classes are great but they
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   by kandruszkow 5y ago

   Maybe it will help: 1. Find someone with whom you can share your goal/passion. It does not have to be a business partner right away. You will find a lot of communities on the web for people working on your project, for small start-up b
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   by kandruszkow 5y ago

   Maybe not the activity itself but a great thing to introduce at a young age it languages, they will definitely find it helpful in the future and they consume the most at an early age. There are probably a lot of schools (at least in my coun
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   by kandruszkow 5y ago

   To be honest, browser or on Octal iOS, but I've heard a few good opinions on Boreal as well (I haven't tried it myself yet)
7. 37.▲
   by kandruszkow 5y ago

   For me these things work pretty good: 1. Give yourself permission to write badly. 2. Write what you want to read. 3. Find a writing buddy. 4. Set writing goals that are fun and achievable. 5. Celebrate your writing successes!