Become an expert Go cloud developer
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The data isn't clear whether it's accelerating or not, but I've gone from 30 to 50 newsletter subscribers within this month, which I'm very pleased with. This has been partly driven by all the new (free) content I've added to the "Build Cloud Apps in Go" course this month. I'm hoping people learn a lot already!
I split up my work into essential work and "easy" work, the latter often being when I have some time in the evening for something fun. Reworking the landing page counts as fun work. I did that yesterday, and I'm pretty happy about the result. Check it out at https://www.golang.dk !
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Looks good. One suggestion, I'd make the quote text in the image in "Build Cloud Apps in Go" bigger. At the moment it's not really eye catching or distinguishable from the rest of the text, and it's just a random image of clouds taking up 80% of the space.
Slowly but steadily, I'm gaining course update subscribers, mostly by reaching out with help on Reddit and Twitter. I don't want to be spammy, so I'm only doing this when I have some content that I genuinely think could help them. Also, writing new content every week adds to my being able to help, of course. 😊
People are starting to sign up for the newsletter, after sharing the first couple of course content pages. This feels absolutely great, and I'm happy every time I get a notification about a new signup. 😄 Anyway, last Friday I sent out the first newsletter, summarizing the content available so far. Looking forward to the next one already.
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