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by rwieruch 9y ago
React | Remote (Slack Group) | 200+ people learning React themselves, but eager to help others | https://slack-the-road-to-learn-react.wieruch.com/ It is a Slack Group where people help each other to learn React. Primary it
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by rwieruch 9y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, Berlin - Content Marketing / Marketer - Content Production (Blog Content, Product Writings, Newsletter) - Content Marketing Strategies (Long Term SEO Optimization, Newsletter Campaign, Growing your Mailing List)
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Great selection of helper HOCs! If you are not familiar with higher order components, maybe this article, a gentle introduction to higher order components [0], helps. - [0] https://www.robinwieruch.de/gentle-introduction-hig
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3 Months. It highly depends on the project though. For me, it was an e-book [0] that I wanted to write to teach others about React. The idea was to learn React while building an application that is more complex than a Todo Application. So I
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React's Ecosystem is a flexible Framework(robinwieruch.de)
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Do you have any numbers on conversion rates of Stripe vs Paypal?
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I thought the same. I guess you could charge way more for this kind of content. Great work!
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You should read "Give and Take" by Adam Grant. It clearly shows all the benefits of being a Giver rather than a Taker. I've written down my learnings [0], since I really enjoyed reading it. - [0] https://www.robinw
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SEEKING WORK - Remote / Berlin - Content Marketing / Marketer - Content Production (Blog Content, Product Texts, Newsletter) - Content Marketing Strategies (Long Term SEO Optimization, Newsletter Campaign, Growing your Mailing Lis
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I really loved the book in combination with the book Flow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. In Deep Work are several strategies explained to get into a state of flow by doing deep work. [0] - [0] https://www.robinwieruch.de/lesson
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The Road to learn React [0] is an open source book that gets continuously improved because it was self-published and the community contributes as well. You will build a React.js application along the way and transition smoothly from JavaScr
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There was an interesting article 2 months ago that was trending on HN [0] with a good discussion [1]. - [0] https://hynek.me/articles/speaking/ - [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14450905
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1. Everything that I potentially want to read later, be it on the train or waiting for the bus 2. Pocket [0], it comes with an extension too 3. Pocket - [0] https://getpocket.com
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That's amazing. I would love to connect with you on Twitter if you would have the time. But since we are not following each other, I cannot send any messages. I am growing my blog similar to yours, but it is an personal blog though.
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222 Days Ago - Show HN: The Road to learn React – Build a Hacker News App on the Way [0] The book [1] was downloaded by 9600+ people by now. It is an open source book that gets continuously improved. You build an React.js application along
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I can only agree with it. I summarized my learnings from the book, if you are interested to have a look what it is about: https://www.robinwieruch.de/lessons-learned-on-writing-well/
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I keep track about my learnings by blogging about them. Especially in web development (React) I try to keep up with them. In addition, I write down summaries of books that I have read. [0] Unfortunately I am reading more books than I am abl
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If you like to try React, checkout the open source book The Road to learn React [0]. Not sure what kind of payment gateway you are using, but after your first application is up and running, you could add Stripe to it [1][2]. - [0] https:&#
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Maybe Give and Take? [0] - [0] https://www.robinwieruch.de/lessons-learned-give-and-take/
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Among other books, I read this year Give and Take [0], Flow and Deep Work [1]. I tend to summarize the books I enjoyed the most, to internalize them myself, but also to give others access to it. Maybe you find them interesting (if you haven
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Congrats Mark! :)
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SEEKING WORK - Remote, Berlin Content Marketing / Marketer - Content Production (Blog Content, Product Texts, Newsletter) - Content Marketing Strategies (Long Term SEO Optimization, Newsletter Campaign, Growing your Mailing List) - Lan
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Coming with an open source E-Book too: https://www.robinwieruch.de/the-road-to-learn-react/
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I use Hugo [0] as a static website generator. They have plenty of themes [1] to choose from. You can still adjust it with basic knowledge in HTML/CSS. Afterward you can chose where to host it. You can use Github Pages [2] for free or p
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by rwieruch 9y ago
People already consume too much stuff a day without producing anything. That's why they don't want to subscribe to yet another newsletter. I guess the ultimate baseline of getting subscribers is getting more page visitors with SEO
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Show HN: React-Express-stripe – Accept Payments from Users with This Boilerplate(github.com)
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Accept Stripe Payments with React and Express: Minimum Boilerplate(robinwieruch.de)
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That's my favorite: https://www.getrevue.co/pricing It's simplistic and doesn't have all the features that MailChimp offers, but it is way more intuitiv and cheaper once your audience scales.
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Since I am developing on a daily basis with React, it is obviously my favorite choice. It is not a framework, but a view layer library. However, by only using the view layer you can already build frontend applications. The ecosystem around
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Deep Work + Flow [0] - [0] https://www.robinwieruch.de/lessons-learned-deep-work-flow/

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