I've been doing machine learning since 1 year, and now I also wants to get my hands dirty on full stack to deliever end to end products that would be solving my own problems and as well of others. What are some of things that you'll recommend me? Any advice? Mistakes that you'd made in your journey? Learning resources?
P.S . I don't want myself to lost in theory. I want to follow the path of Learn.Build. Learn.
What language(s) are you most proficient in?
Python
Laracasts is probably the best value of any educational material for devs on the internet and it's discounted to just $49/year for Black Friday right now.
It's also a resource I've personally seen multiple newbie in the past year really get moving quickly with.
Thanks @alchemist for the recommendation. I'll check them out.
Hmm. 🤔
I would start like this.
Every step you take, you learn something.
Communities which are awesome to learn about other Makers and how they solve stuff or struggle with smth:
(there are more)
I would just start. And then solve each problem one after one. How each step works, depends on your goals.
But first you need an idea what you want to do. Then its possible to say more.
A good article about How to start a Startup is from Paul Graham.
Thank you so much @dehenne
You've laid out the whole path. Makes me realise that building the product is the part of the equation, not the equation itself.
Thanks again.