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One key concept from a top developer or engineer / everyday

Hi,

indie hackers,

I'm Mike, backend developer.

As a developer, it's always a good idea to want to learn something new, every day,
and avoid the trap of sticking to the things we know.

Everyday, I select a different key concept from world class developers and engineers,

and break it down very briefly.

Every article won't be more than a few seconds 's read,
the point being that you can just scan it and take out a useful info everytime you visit the page.

You can check it out there :
https://medium.com/@middleweightsoul/hello-266ca115def4

Have a good day

on April 13, 2020
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    Hi think this is a great idea.

    I need this to start my day :)

    I also believe that you should learn every day. From my experience, I think I ramp up my skill development the moment I started sharing my knowledge with others.
    Fun fact, sharing lead me to researching and then more skills.

    Hope I can learn with your posts.
    Cheers from Portugal.

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      I was really busy , deadline about a project yesterday,

      I start today :)

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      Hi Marco,

      thanks for your reply!

      I can assure you I will continue to post new content, every single day and I have the intention to keep doing it for a very long time, given the fact knowledge is infinite :)

      Which means there will always be new concepts to address.

      "I also believe that you should learn every day. From my experience, I think I ramp up my skill development the moment I started sharing my knowledge with others.
      Fun fact, sharing lead me to researching and then more skills."

      That's exactly what I figured at as well. Thanks very mutch for this, it only solidifies that belief.

      That's indeed funny, that the more you collaborate , and support people in their growth, the more you end up growing , as well.

      Have an excellent day :)

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    That's a good idea indeed. You could include your sources for everybody who wants to go deeper.

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      Thanks for the reply,

      You're totally right.

      The point is always to lay down concepts, not to give my opinion about it,

      So it was obvious to be very transparent about the source,

      but of course, I'll definitely adopt a purely academical method for the references.

      Thanks very mutch

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      Thanks :)

      Good idea