I do use google/StackOverflow a lot.
I do use google/StackOverflow a lot. Here are some concepts and code I was struggling with: 1. How server works 2. Http related concepts 3. Auth mechanism and password security, which encoding method to go 4. Database options, neo4j/mongodb/sql 5. Language options, ruby/js/golang 6. Framework options, emberjs/flask/martini/rails 7. Testing Above are just some challenges I faced. As I mentioned previously, a single part in any field is not difficult to grasp, but to understand X, learners like me probably have to go further to have some idea of prerequisite knowledge. The time and energy on this can not be neglected. It also takes time to have new knowledge fully absorbed (or to a useful level). Before that, things can be chaos in my mind. Perhaps my way to learn and practise is not very efficient. I did make progress, though. It's just a bit slow. I'm about to finish my client-side coding in a couple of months. Hopefully, I can ship before winter. [Edit] Format revised
Posted by LiweiZ on Aug 1, 2014, 9:50 PM
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[Codex Desktop][Windows] Weekly quota jumped 67 points in 38 seconds (Oct 16, 2026; 18:10 UTC)
I loathe how difficult Matrix is for normal people though.
Fragile against upgrades, tons of unmaintained plugins, admin panel UX is a mess where you struggle to find the stuff your are looking fo...
Unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be any decent alternative.
I'm wondering how much of that is bad developer UX and defaults, and how much of that is inherent complexity in the problem space.
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I do use google/StackOverflow a lot.
I do use google/StackOverflow a lot. Here are some concepts and code I was struggling with: 1. How server works 2. Http related concepts 3. Auth mechanism and password security, which encoding method to go 4. Database options, neo4j/mongodb/sql 5. Language options, ruby/js/golang 6. Framework options, emberjs/flask/martini/rails 7. Testing Above are just some challenges I faced. As I mentioned previously, a single part in any field is not difficult to grasp, but to understand X, learners like me probably have to go further to have some idea of prerequisite knowledge. The time and energy on this can not be neglected. It also takes time to have new knowledge fully absorbed (or to a useful level). Before that, things can be chaos in my mind. Perhaps my way to learn and practise is not very efficient. I did make progress, though. It's just a bit slow. I'm about to finish my client-side coding in a couple of months. Hopefully, I can ship before winter. [Edit] Format revised
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