9: Teach What You Know
12/05/18 • 3 min
I still feel like a beginner, but teaching what I know is fun and helpful for me (and hopefully to other people too). I also want to keep doing small, easy apps so that I can quickly iterate through my app development process, and hopefully I'll be learning the skills to build better (and cooler) apps along the way.
I still feel like a beginner, but teaching what I know is fun and helpful for me (and hopefully to other people too). I also want to keep doing small, easy apps so that I can quickly iterate through my app development process, and hopefully I'll be learning the skills to build better (and cooler) apps along the way.
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I want to try Kotlin, Instant Apps, and test the app bundles feature, but I probably won't get to all of that. Time to use the whiteboard to prioritize.
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10: Infinite Loops are NOT Scary
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