The next installment of our programming adventure! In this guide, we’ll get our hands dirty with actual programming. If you haven’t read the first part, not a problem. Feel free to jump in right here, or go back to check out the command-line wizardry we covered previously.
audience: curious folks who may (or may not) have read Part I of this series
React, Angular, ES6 Javascript, Typescript, JS-in-CSS, Express, Django, NoSQL, ORMs – webtech is a dizzying world with diverse technologies, wacky lingo, and more frameworks than stars in the sky. Looking for a way in? You just found it.
Audience: burgeoning programmers looking for an intro to webtech
If you’ve always wanted to learn how to program, but never know where to start, you’re in the right place. Start here. Today is the first day of your glorious programming future.
Audience: curious folks interested in programming
How exactly do computers work? How do you go from simple electrical impulses to this incredible wonder-box? Tucked beneath our palms, in our pockets, and on our desks are veritable miracles of delicate wiring and clever engineering. For the next few minutes, I’ll take you on a whirlwind tour: from simple 1’s and 0’s to the whole, hulking beast that we call a computer.
Audience: anyone and everyone
A simple guide to setting up a Jekyll installation. Existing documentation left some pieces out, so I’ve put together this document to guide anyone else (and my future self) through the process.
Audience: tech-oriented folks comfortable on the command line