My goal until the end of the year is to build (as a side effect) a stronger foundation in vanilla JavaScript (especially "data management").
At times, it can be a pretty boring duty, for this reason I chose creative/generative coding (an activity really appealing to me) as booster. I currently put on hold things like frameworks and web stuff.
At the end, I am focused in learning how I learn the best, case to case, in a sustainable, healthier possible way, in being more flexible:
started to schedule weekly/daily the relevant topics
adopted an iterative method
created a not too rigid routine
I often take a code in some other language to be translated, iteratively "improving" it and when possible, learning how original features could be translated too (ex. Pythonzip, range functions to ES).
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At the moment, it looks a mess. Isn't intentional, I have a few other activities filling the time in random periods. But, to be fair, it feels good to alternate having more or less time to study. When I do not have time to get "saturated", retention is boosted. That being said, I actually prefer to have a not too rigid routine.
Something that I started doing in the last week and works well for me, is also to alternate topics (or same topic, different points of view/paradigm/language/platform/etc) and come back after a few hours/days to the previous. Probably not the most time effective method!
Again, it is Work in progress... :)
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howthan thewhat.My goal until the end of the year is to build (as a side effect) a stronger foundation in vanilla JavaScript (especially "data management").
At times, it can be a pretty boring
duty, for this reason I chose creative/generative coding (an activity really appealing to me) as booster. I currently put on hold things like frameworks and web stuff.At the end, I am focused in learning how I learn the best, case to case, in a sustainable, healthier possible way, in being more flexible:
I often take a code in some other language to be
translated, iteratively "improving" it and when possible, learning how original features could be translated too (ex.Pythonzip,rangefunctions toES).Work in progress...
What does your week/day look like? I'm trying to find a rhythm that works in terms of being pacing and retention
At the moment, it looks a mess. Isn't intentional, I have a few other activities filling the time in random periods. But, to be fair, it feels good to alternate having more or less time to study. When I do not have time to get "saturated", retention is boosted. That being said, I actually prefer to have a
not too rigid routine.Something that I started doing in the last week and works well for me, is also to alternate topics (or same topic, different points of view/paradigm/language/platform/etc) and come back after a few hours/days to the previous. Probably not the most time effective method!
Again, it is Work in progress... :)