Anyway I love the website and learning tracks.
The thing with online courses / video series is that they can give you a great introduction to the topic, but it is often difficult to know where to go next for a deeper understanding!
Also useful for filling in gaps of prerequisite knowledge e.g. "before diving into this stats book, make sure you understand the concepts from this basic algebra book!"
btw, Found a bug, might help you. 500 in case if you try loggign in with a email that doesnt exist.
Something that explain how implement small bits (like: This is how build a assigment, how build a function, how check types, etc)
I really struggle to find good information at improving in this field
Some way of keeping track of what I've done. A simple checkbox next to each topic/material would do.
The closest thing we have is a beginners' web development path (not the same thing at all, I realize, but sharing if helpful) http://www.mysliderule.com/courses/learning-paths/web-develo...
This is our second Learning Path, on Data Analysis, built by the awesome Claudia Gold (MIT alum, self-taught data scientist, early at Airbnb). The aim is to list helpful resources in a sequence that a beginner can follow.
Once again, we realize this is a curriculum, not the best curriculum. We'd love your feedback on what we should change or add.
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