Something I've noticed recently is that it's difficult to find simple explanations on the internet, especially if it's within a specific domain like programming.
I've created Splain, a curated email newsletter that seeks to answer questions sent in by users as simply as possible. It'll serve to give you a way to pick up bits of different javascript concepts and node every day.
It'll be focused on javascript for now and may expand in the future.
This list is for you if:
1. You are interested in javascript at any level (beginner, intermediate, advanced) and want to learn more.
2. You have questions about javascript concepts.
3. You develop web applications, client side or server side with node.js.
4. You want to share your knowledge with others.
5. You want super detailed and indepth explanations of javascript concepts.
This list is not for you if:
1. Don't like receiving email.
2. Don't want to occasionally participate by sending in questions or answers.
3. Think you are a ninja, rockstar, pirate javascript hacker.
4. Expect to be taught javascript step by step in order from the beginning to the advanced.
Here's a sample of what you would receive: http://us6.campaign-archive1.com/?u=34a4baf2553b3c37fd4004a2b&id=94a2b0a2ef
Here's the link to sign up if you're interested: http://eepurl.com/4VLgj
I've created Splain, a curated email newsletter that seeks to answer questions sent in by users as simply as possible. It'll serve to give you a way to pick up bits of different javascript concepts and node every day.
It'll be focused on javascript for now and may expand in the future.
This list is for you if:
1. You are interested in javascript at any level (beginner, intermediate, advanced) and want to learn more.
2. You have questions about javascript concepts.
3. You develop web applications, client side or server side with node.js.
4. You want to share your knowledge with others.
5. You want super detailed and indepth explanations of javascript concepts.
This list is not for you if:
1. Don't like receiving email.
2. Don't want to occasionally participate by sending in questions or answers.
3. Think you are a ninja, rockstar, pirate javascript hacker.
4. Expect to be taught javascript step by step in order from the beginning to the advanced.
Here's a sample of what you would receive: http://us6.campaign-archive1.com/?u=34a4baf2553b3c37fd4004a2b&id=94a2b0a2ef
Here's the link to sign up if you're interested: http://eepurl.com/4VLgj
Any feedback welcome.
Thanks,
- Chris