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nicoschuele
13y ago
Hey, thanks! Actually, Block 5, lesson 9: Databases is designed to be just that. What are they, why we need them, the different engines options what's SQL and few other tricks. Much later, in Block 10, we'll learn about using an O
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nicoschuele
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Why, dear Guest?
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nicoschuele
13y ago
I don't want to start a campaign before getting an audience :-) I think this is a mistake that many new entrepreneurs make.
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nicoschuele
13y ago
Very good ideas, there! Thank you. But giving users a free month? No way! The entirety of the course is... free for all!
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Bent on teaching entrepreneurs to build great apps
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Introducing HowToCode.io
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Join the Reddit discussion on HowToCode.io
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Ask HN: How to promote to web designers?
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How to learn web development
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How and why learn web development
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Want to learn web development from novice to employable?
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Intro video published on howtocode.io
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nicoschuele
13y ago
Strange. I see people subscribing fine (a little over 500 so far). Try once more and if it doesn't work, e-mail me at nico@howtocode.io and I'll add you manually.
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Learn web development - from novice to employable
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13y ago
Thanks for the feedback! In order to answer the various questions raised on all the outlets where I asked 'what about this idea?', I created a faq here: http://howtocode.io Let me know what you think (I know it's
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13y ago
Thanks for the comment. Actually, PHP, I don't want. For several reasons: I want to teach concepts used in real world situations such as test driven development, object oriented programming, MVC, etc... and for all of these reasons, PH
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13y ago
Thanks for your answer. Kickstarter is not an option for me as I'd be required to have a US social security number. I don't have one, I'm Swiss. I'd go with Indiegogo. Crowdfunding is not my expertise at all. How would y
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Ask HN: Making a course on development from novice to employable?
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A path to learn Rails 4 properly
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Gruber wants you to send your DNA to Sergey Brin
(blog.nicoschuele.com)
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Install Rails 4 correctly on OS X Mountain Lion
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How to get a job when you are a self-taught coder
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13y ago
Thank you for your valuable input. Actually, I have thought a lot about the order in which a total newbie should learn and my reasoning is this: most of the people asking me how they should learn web development are asking because they have
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13y ago
Writing some example projects. Duly noted!
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13y ago
Excellent idea! I didn't add any kind of source control learning material (although that if you learn Django and deployment, you will encounter git).
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For the discussion on HTML being a programming language or not, I know there's a war going on about it. My take is that except presentation, you can't achieve anything with HTML. Especially not logic. But writing HTML is coding. N
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13y ago
To be honest, I didn't change a single thing about my digital life. Even it didn't make the news before, I have been using the internet for the past 15 years or so and since then, have always been aware that what you do on it is n
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Ask HN: Would you consider this as a valid path to learn web development?
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nicoschuele
13y ago
Lol. Thanks. But I'm from the french-speaking part of the country.
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13y ago
My point exactly.
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