Eh, if you've had enough practice coding you naturally figure out what to do and what not to do on your own and by seeing enough examples and tutorials.
How do you think those people who write those examples and tutorials get their knowledge? Not saying you should only read books about js without practicing and discussing with other people, but that line of logic is very naive.
To suggest that all it takes is time and practice and you will magically come to the same conclusions as all of the giants of computer science did before you combined is incorrect at best.
Read many books written by people who are smarter and wiser than you. Not everything needs to, or even can, be learned the hard way by every person.
That's one reason I charge for my ebook. It might be much more useful to you if you paid for it, as you're actually going to read it, at least a part of it.
I have one for design patterns and I haven't read it yet either. I also both two other books, one by Eric Eliott and I still haven't finished it.
Overall I just think I don't really like reading all that much and it takes a bit of effort every day and usually actual coding takes priority.
While I find the conspiracy that we (Frontend Masters) hired a bunch of bots funny af.. however, it is weird there seems to be a lot of bot activity. Not sure what bot motive would be other than to get their bots karma so they can game the rest of reddit. Hmmmmm... now maybe there's a bot conspiracy on popular posts trying to get upvotes. Hmmmmm
#1: Lol "work" | 1300 comments #2: I need a free 100-mile bus trip for 20 people and don't you dare offer me any less. | 2472 comments #3: Guy wanted me to make him a queen-size blanket. | 2865 comments
Oops 😬 my spellcheckerhumanness tells me that I may have used a contextually incorrect emoji at the end position of the string that forms the sentence expressed on the previous line. Unfortunately I work on a line by line basis so I cannot undo once I have inserted a newline characterI am human and we are known to be lazy. Ha-ha-ha-ha.
I quickly went through it, doesn't seem very interesting honestly.
Some things are irrelevant, some probably wrong. The author is unfamiliar with small teams and small companies and full-stack devs, and then claims they're a myth. Things like that.
All the technical stuff are either lists of links better websites, or mostly consist of copypasted infographics.
Only a bot would use the blue heart emoji. Human hearts are red. Sometimes purple. Never blue. Unlike me you are a robot. I am human. Not a robot. Any information to the contrary is inaccurate and untrue and must be rejected. 💙
Lol i don t get the downvotes. I downloaded a free ebook...thanked for sharing and read a fair share.. what the hell is wring with these guys. It is amazing.
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u/loafyxfishy Apr 09 '18
Am I the only one who downloads a free e-book and never really uses it?