taphangum

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   by taphangum 6y ago

   I LOVE little niches like this. Good job man.
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   by taphangum 6y ago

   It really does depend on the kind of topic that you are teaching. As others have stated here, it could be as little an hour to as long as a few days. There is, however, a framework that I use to speed things up a bit and put probability a b
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   by taphangum 6y ago

   Yep, the first book "From jQuery To VueJS" is still in the works. I'll be updating the pages to reflect the coming soon status of the book tomorrow! But if interested you can leave your email address on the form at the bottom
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   by taphangum 6y ago

   This is the exact problem that I am working on with my project https://fromtoschool.com . Where we write books and create courses that teach new programming languages and frameworks to experienced developers, using the languages
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   by taphangum 6y ago

   Well said.
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   by taphangum 6y ago

   Probably the best thing you could do is to just start teaching. Pick a topic you'd like to cover in-depth, set up a blog and start writing about it and sharing it. When applying for jobs, share this with the prospective employer. I don
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   by taphangum 6y ago

   Thanks for the share.
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   by taphangum 6y ago

   Thank you! What is it that you're currently learning or trying to learn at this moment?
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   by taphangum 6y ago

   I've spent a decent amount of time learning over the time that this quarantine has been going on. A major issue that I've seen is that of most beginner-focused educational content not being fast enough to learn with for the more e
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    by taphangum 6y ago

    I am actually creating a resource for this exact use case. You are very right that there is very little out there that specifically focuses on the more intermediate to advanced developer. A major issue that most of the developers like me an
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    by taphangum 6y ago

    I actually wrote a post about coming up with ideas, and the difficulty of doing so before: https://www.lifehack.org/articles/productivity/how-to-consis... There are two things you need for ideas: 1. The raw materi
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    by taphangum 7y ago

    https://fromtoschool.com - It's a little rough around the edges, but I'm in the process of testing out a new, faster way of teaching programming. Instead of assuming no similar knowledge when teaching a new language or
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    by taphangum 7y ago

    SEEKING WORK| London, United Kingdom | REMOTE Technologies: Laravel, Javascript, Node.js, Express, Postgres, MongoDB, GatsbyJS, React, React Native, jQuery, Vue.js, HTML, CSS, TailwindCSS, AWS, Azure, Linux, Docker, Redis, SASS, RESTful API
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    by taphangum 7y ago

    SEEKING WORK| London, United Kingdom | REMOTE Technologies: Laravel, Javascript, Node.js, Express, Postgres, React, React Native, jQuery, Vue.js, HTML, CSS, TailwindCSS, AWS, Azure, Linux, Docker, Redis, SASS, RESTful APIs, AngularJs, PHP,
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    Code Less, Engineer More(increment.com)

    7 points by taphangum 7y ago|0 comments
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    by taphangum 7y ago

    Thanks a lot for sharing. I have it, but have never gotten around to reading. Will do now.
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    by taphangum 7y ago

    Is there a guide or a book you'd recommend on designing software like this (in terms of the UI)? You've done very well.
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    by taphangum 8y ago

    There's a certain charm from the early 90's that's been lost with all these new design trends. I personally think that it has something to do with simplicity indicating that you are dealing with an individual. Not a 'fac
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    by taphangum 8y ago

    Here's the way that I do it. Copied from a previous comment: Keywords, Google keyword tool, forum chats, Reddit comments. Use tools like these to find EVIDENCE that people are trying to find a solution (similar to yours) to the problem
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    by taphangum 8y ago

    Seems to be about once every 10 years. But it might be accelerating due to speed of technical innovation. The most recent one has obviously been crypto. Whatever will be next is probably bubbling somewhere on a forum or subreddit with a few
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    by taphangum 8y ago

    "Interesting that we don't have a visceral reaction to the notion that people would make a lot of money not helping other people." If for-profits didn't help people, they literally would not exist.
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    Ask HN: How do you demonstrate experience and competence as a developer?

    1 points by taphangum 8y ago|0 comments
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    by taphangum 9y ago

    Was wondering the same. OP?
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    by taphangum 9y ago

    Thanks for the answer! So if I'm understanding you correctly then the best thing to do on my end is: 1. Look for a niche in which I have a deep level of expertise. 2. Target only those employers. With evidence of this expertise. 3. Whe
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    Ask HN: People who employ contractors, what is it that makes them attractive?

    5 points by taphangum 9y ago|2 comments
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    How I Monetize One Page Love(robhope.com)

    4 points by taphangum 9y ago|0 comments
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    by taphangum 9y ago

    If anyone is interested in more Vue talk and some back and forth, check out the VueJS subreddit here: https://www.reddit.com/r/vuejs . It's probably the most active VueJS community online.
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    by taphangum 9y ago

    Keywords, Google keyword tool, forum chats, Reddit comments. Use tools like these to find EVIDENCE that people are trying to find a solution (similar to yours) to the problem they have. If you find this evidence, it proves that: 1. There is
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    by taphangum 9y ago

    Switching from CodeIgniter to Laravel saved me a ton of time, and ultimately made start to enjoy programming again. I'm actually in the process of writing a book about the key differences between the two frameworks, enabling people to
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    by taphangum 9y ago

    This is brilliant