I’ll focus on setting up a proper kanban board now instead of just having a user story tell me “learn python”. It’ll be a good time investment for the future of the project, may it not be as useful for the project deadline tomorrow it’s still a solid step for the project.
Alright so for today I’ll properly plan the future, look for a python guide that maybe even works on app development and finish the day off with some freecodecamp practice.
Doing all the finishing touches tomorrow, so my project is easy to understand for C<>DE Berlin.
Got to write a bunch of stuff, maybe I’ll get to that later as well, let’s see how it goes.
Okay let’s get more specific, after doing research on Python, I think the right way to go about it is project-oriented learning, rather than just learning the language, so let’s see if I can find a good way to get into app development.
Maybe I’ll do behind the scenes videos on my other things like taiga and freecodecamp tomorrow as well.
Just finished the applied visual design basic course on freecodecamp, was quite fun, I’m still to see if I’ll ever put that knowledge to proper use though…
So after a decent amount of research I think I’ll follow some well done guides on udemy for my progress till the semester starts.
These are the ones I picked for now:
Since these courses were my first interaction on udemy, I struck a pretty good deal.
I’ll start with the App Development Bootcamp after dinner.
Wow, so udemy is actually great fun! Glad I got it.
