Show HN: Learn how to build a small Twitter clone in 7 days
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Show HN: Learn how to build a small Twitter clone in 7 days
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#3I got an email with the first course today and was pretty blown away tbh.
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#4It really starts from the beginning as in "first you have to install the proper tools and prepare your software development environment" beginning. Which is great to teach you things that you wouldnt learn in other free online courses.
I think it is a essential resource that present you the full stack of a web app, acting as the perfect complement to more pure code oriented courses like freecodecamp and codecademy.
And you can really start from zero coding knowledge. I fully recommend it.
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#6I finished the course a few days ago and it was awesome. Of course it is not a fully functional complete clone, but it is an incredible learning resource. It really starts from the beginning as in "first you have to install the proper tools and prepare your software development environment" beginning. Which is great to teach you things that you wouldnt learn in other free online courses. I think it is a essential res…
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#9That 1.5MB of image on the landing page should be shrunk drastically—you could trivially shave a megabyte off it, or even more.
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#10That 1.5MB of image on the landing page should be shrunk drastically—you could trivially shave a megabyte off it, or even more.
You're right. I built the page with leadpages so I figured they would do that for me. I'll have to shrink it down manually.
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