First - i really enjoy and appreciate your articles, your work and time you offer for the Community.
Since i am a beginner-level dev myself i am very interested in such a nice course :) How do you want to conduct this course? Only online via a Webpage or sth. similiar? (You wrote "Work with smaller groups" ... I was not quite Sure, how these group(s) should parcitipate)
Maybe some kind of Communication Tool would be useful, where information can be presented and maybe also participants can talk to each other and learn together. (Forum, slack, discord etc.)
Hi! Yes, this is a common question - whether the course we plan is going to be streamed or available online.
Unfortunatelly we don't plan this yet and my previous experiences are not that good with this format. There's always either technical issue or some information is not transfered correctly (e.g. misunderstood) - and it is hard to mitigate this. At least for now. But I am planning to tackle this problem as well :)
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First - i really enjoy and appreciate your articles, your work and time you offer for the Community.
Since i am a beginner-level dev myself i am very interested in such a nice course :) How do you want to conduct this course? Only online via a Webpage or sth. similiar? (You wrote "Work with smaller groups" ... I was not quite Sure, how these group(s) should parcitipate)
Maybe some kind of Communication Tool would be useful, where information can be presented and maybe also participants can talk to each other and learn together. (Forum, slack, discord etc.)
Hi! Yes, this is a common question - whether the course we plan is going to be streamed or available online.
Unfortunatelly we don't plan this yet and my previous experiences are not that good with this format. There's always either technical issue or some information is not transfered correctly (e.g. misunderstood) - and it is hard to mitigate this. At least for now. But I am planning to tackle this problem as well :)