Learning

"Go faster" without "get better" is a foolhardy approach.
Get better, and let that take you faster naturally. pic.twitter.com/WFkIdIktcR

— Tim Ottinger (@tottinge) 6. Februar 2018

• The power of believing that you can improve | Carol Dweck, TEDxNorrkoping
• Hashtag #ImposterSyndrome auf Twitter

• 5 Things I Do to Stay Relevant
• Software engineers must continuously learn and integrate - O'Reilly Media
• A Lifetime of Learning To Code – Startup Grind – Medium
• Eric Elliott on Twitter: "It takes a long time to get good at something. About 1,000 hours to learn the basics. 10k to master. Be patient. Do the work."

• Understanding the Dreyfus model of skill acquisition to improve ultrasound training for obstetrics and gynaecology trainees
• Musician Explains the Concept of Harmony to Five People of Different Ages and Levels of Expertise1
• The traits of a proficient programmer - O'Reilly Media

• Seek, Sense, Share - 3 Schritte zum persönlichen Wissensmanagement
• Knowledge Management in Software Engineering | computer.org

Learning any programming language pic.twitter.com/k8VQjvGs9E

— CodeProject (@codeproject) 6. Dezember 2016

• How To Become An iOS Developer | Thomas Hanning

• Take some time to read documentation, watch videos and do experiments
• Learn from others: ask questions, observe collegues, read pull request
• Debugging is a good opportunity to learn how the system works
• Accept challenges but don't do cv-driven development

References:

• Jessica Kerr on Twitter: "@b0rk Whenever I have to look something up for troubleshooting, I go a little deeper or broader than strictly necessary."
• Julia Evans on Twitter: "on learning at work https://t.co/G1fkHsfMQM"
• How to be a junior software developer | ThoughtWorks
• ⚡Julia Evans⚡ on Twitter: "My approach to learning at work & learning on my own https://t.co/sf2ojlisfO"
• The Practice is not the Performance: Why project-based learning fails | Path-Sensitive

Just bought few more books from @pragprog. Now I need to catch up my reading speed with buying speed :/

— Marcin Biegała (@Biegal) 11. Juli 2017

• Skimming. Scanning. Intensive. Extensive. (howtolearn.com)
• https://www.mindtools.com/rdstratg.html
• Different Reading Techniques And When To Use Them | HowToLearn.com
• Developer Book Club | Henrik Warne's blog
• Booklog - Christopher C. Johnson | Christopher C. Johnson
• Infodeck – Martin Fowler

• Joshua Kerievsky on Twitter: "Why take a Real-World Workshop from @IndustrialLogic? @tottinge explains here: https://t.co/0Bs8WH2olP https://t.co/YDnz5XchJC"
• Programming Wisdom on Twitter: "Tutorials are a great resource for knowing what to attempt. Attempting it is when the learning happens. - promisified @promisified"
• Rich Rogers on Twitter: ""I never teach my pupils; I only attempt to provide the conditions in which they can learn." - Albert Einstein https://t.co/GoX9N9DNbX"

Video tutorials are a good way to get started with a new technology. Having somebody describing the nomenclature and basic concepts can be easier than reading it up. Further, it helps if somebody is helping walking through the basic concepts.

• Björn Nölte ☕ auf Twitter: "Die #3-2-1-Methode für Lernvideos. #Unterrichtstipp #AppleClips https://t.co/B5kvq3SuYR"
• Arne Sorgenfrei auf Twitter: "Mein Erklärvideo zum Thema Schweredruck ist online #iviedu #BayernEdu #diggiHH #Physik #flippedclassroom https://t.co/jKyqlVcZof"
• 3 short screencasts (/proc, tcpdump, strace) - Julia Evans
• Trailhead | The fun way to learn Salesforce

• So you want to write a tech book…
• Why blog as a software developer? – Planet Arkency – Medium
• Jez Humble on Twitter: "@thoughtworks Learning how to facilitate learning for others has helped me immeasurably over the years. Thanks to @kraigparkinson who ran that program."
• Teaching programming: why it’s hard to get right, but incredibly rewarding
• ⚡Julia Evans⚡ on Twitter: "How to teach technical concepts with cartoons https://t.co/Gxi008jEAz"
• How Stories Change the Brain | Greater Good Magazine
• How to Prepare a Talk – Deconstruct
• Teaching kids how to code

• perf-cheat-sheet.pdf

• The pros and cons of an e-learning course about continuous deployment
• Barbara Geyer-Hayden auf Twitter: "Grundelemente eines E-Learning-Kurses https://t.co/uDUdyBuXq7 via @articulate_de https://t.co/1dVyP1zP8D"
• Minerva eLearning platform

• A discussion of important technological subjects.
• Pools of Insight: A Pattern Language for Study Groups | Joshua Kerievsky

• Nicolai Parlog on Twitter: "Believe me, you'll want to see this! I'm live-coding for the first time - what could possibly go wrong? https://t.co/b3IPjszir9"
• Julia Evans on Twitter: "writing conference notes is time consuming (i think i've spent like 3 hours typing up notes) but i feel like it'll really help me remember"
• Gary Sieling on Twitter: "@ThePracticalDev I've been building a search engine for talks - https://t.co/tEPY3cjDot! #DevDiscuss"

• Mark Pearl on Twitter: "Intellectual humility is a core part of mentoring and being mentored"
• Chad Fowler on Twitter: "I would still be sitting in a cubicle working uncreatively on stuff I don’t care about in technologies I hate if not for @pragdave. Most of… https://t.co/rWWY6MPf37"

• An unconventional way of learning a new programming language

• Open pull requests
• ⚡Julia Evans⚡ on Twitter: "Reading code is an important skill! Here are some tips. https://t.co/3b4NfIdHT9"

• Pahimar on Twitter: "I try to read a software dev article a day. Something that I can finish within the span of a cup of coffee #DevDiscuss https://t.co/6mwX2J2nKw"
• Devhints — TL;DR for developer documentation

• Clean Coder Blog
• /\ndy
• Code Simplicity
• http://dev.otto.de/
• Dear Junior - Letters to a Junior Programmer

• Software Engineering Radio
• https://soundcloud.com/thoughtworks
• Software Engineering Daily
• List of FLOSS Weekly episodes - Wikipedia
• My Top Eight Must-Listen Developer Podcasts
• Top 7 podcasts of 2016 for business minded programmers - George Wilde
• My Top Eight Must-Listen Developer Podcasts | Ben Halpern
• Best IT Podcasts: 50 Informative (and Entertaining) Shows for IT Pros | VertitechIT

• Domain-Driven Design Distilled
• What are your must-read programming books? #devdiscuss, dev.to/comments
• The Software Paradox – Available Now – tecosystems
• Software Engineer's Reference Book - Google Books
• Making Software: What Really Works, and Why We Believe It – Andy Oram, Greg Wilson
• The Annotated Turing – Charles Petzold
• Software Architecture for Developers – Simon Brown
• The Pragmatic Programmer
• The Healty Programmer
• A Practical Approach to Large Scale Agile Development
• Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++ (Bjarne Stroustrup)
• Code Complete 2
• Lean Enterprise – Humble, O'Reilly, Molesky
• The Mythical Man Month
• Soft Skills: The software developer's life manual – John Sonmez
• Becoming a better programmer
• The Nature of Software Development – Ron Jeffries
• Learn to Program (2nd edition) by Chris Pine | The Pragmatic Bookshelf
• The Productive Programmer (Theory in Practice (O'Reilly)) eBook: Neal Ford: Amazon.de: Kindle-Shop
• Practical Programming, Third Edition: An Introduction to Computer Science Using Python 3.6 by Paul Gries, Jennifer Campbell, Jason Montojo | The Pragmatic Bookshelf

• The Art, Science, and Engineering of Programming journal

• O'Reilly programming newsletter
• Pragmatic Bookshelf Newsletter

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