But if you noticed, I started this series in march, meaning it takes about 6 months, or half a whole year, to make one.
So this is going to be slow.
I have other projects too, like publishing video versions of the articles, moving to a better publication platform than substack so I can have colored and executable code, exercices, better styling, no pop ups or modals, etc.
I don't think I can do all that and have a full time job. At least no in under 10 years :) So I probably have to make some bonus content you can chose to pay for.
My first idea was to turn each series into a PDF and a hard cover book, with cleaned up articles, removing all the small talk from the blog and make it pure information, and offer that as bonus content you can buy if you liked the free version.
How about:
- Why is his code so bad? He's an undercoverage cop.
- Please subscribe to help covering my bills.
- Nox doesn't buy me socks so subscribe.
- I have no cover-ads so please subscribe to help covering my ass.
Best!
Great series, congrats! (suggestion for a follow up, a similar series on type annotation :))
I have so many series I need to do:
- typing
- POO
- distributing your code
- full web site from zero to deployment
- scripting and automation
But if you noticed, I started this series in march, meaning it takes about 6 months, or half a whole year, to make one.
So this is going to be slow.
I have other projects too, like publishing video versions of the articles, moving to a better publication platform than substack so I can have colored and executable code, exercices, better styling, no pop ups or modals, etc.
I don't think I can do all that and have a full time job. At least no in under 10 years :) So I probably have to make some bonus content you can chose to pay for.
My first idea was to turn each series into a PDF and a hard cover book, with cleaned up articles, removing all the small talk from the blog and make it pure information, and offer that as bonus content you can buy if you liked the free version.