I heard about this Dashboard Design Patterns paper, and man, it's cool. One of the hardest parts of gathering requirements for anything is getting two people to imagine the same end outcome. I'm now realizing how often that's true for dashboards https://t.co/T5kCG4MeXN
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Code that is "readable" to beginners is often (not always) naïve for professionals.
If you are a professional, you should write code for professionals (and understand professional constructs).
The best way to learn just about anything is:
1. Toy around with it
2. See what it can (and can't do)
3. Dive deeper, one layer at a time.
Despite that, most courses work by:
1. Starting from the bottom
2. Combining seemingly unrelated ideas
3. Miraculously ending up at thetop