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zamalek
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React.js Introduction for People Who Know Just Eno...
Consumable content aside, I absolutely
love
the format of the tutorial. It's
significantly
more pleasant to dig into compared to what seems to be the more common tutorial format (e.g. [1]).
Good work.
[1]:
https://tour.golang.org/welcome/1
chibicode
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Thank you so much! :) I also found that a blog format is much easier to consume than a REPL/in-browser editor based one.
DanSmooth
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It is, but the tutorial could have made good use of pagination or anchors, so one could bookmark where one has left off.
Also: What's the deal with "the cow above"?
krat0sprakhar
on July 9, 2015
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I think thats a joke on the cow printed on the ORielly book (also about React)
chibicode
on July 10, 2015
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Yes, I am going to implement pagination next (with React)!
hodwik
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That's really funny, I'm always lamenting that I can't find tutorials as nice as the golang tour for other languages.
zamalek
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I find the prose format nicer because it's easier to keep going, but the Go REPL has more information density. Guess it comes down the preference.
hodwik
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I like the golang tut because it works incredibly well on a phone.
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Good work.
[1]: https://tour.golang.org/welcome/1