- I am in the beginning stages of learning React. I've done some tutorials, projects, and help teach a class about it but I still don't full 100% comfortable writing it from scratch. Part of this is because a lot of the JavaScript is written in ES6 which I need to learn better as well.
- Success to me after one year would be to be able to write an app in React from scratch without any outside help. I would like to be able to do this with a rails back-end but other back-ends would be cool as well.
- Outline Resources for Learning
- Online Resources
- Mentors or People Who can Help Me
- Ideas to build
- Redoing my mod 3 personal project in React
- Creating an app that allows people to like things on Facebook for money
- Creating an app that does CRUD functionality with firebase
- Ideas for Lightning Talks
- Talking about the do's and don't's of writing React in ES6
- Open Source Projects
- This goal is important to me because it will immensely improve my front-end abilities. I'd like to be able to make interactive websites fairly easily.
- I currently know nothing about Angular
- Success after one year would to be able to write entire apps soley in Angular.
- Outline Resources for Learning
- Online Resources
- I've been told that the only good resources for Angular are right here
- Mentors or People that can help me
- Ideas to Build
- I have no ideas currently brewing, but some sort of fully functional app in Angular would be dope
- Lightning Talk Ideas
- Maybe a lightning talk about React VS Angular, which use cases are better for each one.
- Open Source Projects
- This looks like a good one.
- Online Resources
- This goal is important to me because I want to be able to program well in JavaScript using multiple different frameworks. Also I really like that you can make one program that is able to run on a bunch of different devices.
- I went to a Intro to Swift class one 4 consecutive Wednesdays and I got good idea as to what it's all about. Some things are a little over my head but I need to play with it some more.
- Success after one year would be to have converted my game-time game over to Swift and/or create other games/apps that may or may not be available on the iOS app store.
- Outline resources for learning
- Online Resources
- Mentors or People that can help me
- Chris Chares
- Again Regis
- There has to be a Swift Meetup in Denver. Imma check that out.
- Ideas to Build
- For starters I'd like to redo my game-time project in Swift
- Building another game would be cool but it would be great to make an app that would make people (me) more productive.
- Making an app that my grandma could use, I've been slowly trying to bringing her into the 21st Century technology-wise.
- Lightning Talk Ideas
- Learning Swift from a Rubyist's perspective
- The Do's and Don't's of building apps in Swift
- Open Source Projects
- This goal is important to me because this is what I was most interested in learning for years now. I always wanted to make iOS apps but didn't know how to program. I tried taking Swift courses in the past but it was way over my head. Now with my background in Ruby and JS it make more sense to me now. I think it would be super dope to be a Swift developer.