Add non-code programming concepts

[nicorafales]

Easy to learn, dificult to master. It's better to have a look, even if you don't dominate, but at least know about and can search on later.

Easy to access, read and understand Design Patterns. Maybe not so accurate with some but better to approach than any other resource out there.
https://github.com/kamranahmedse/design-patterns-for-humans/blob/master/README.md

If you find links like this post please add on the comments for:
Data Structures
HTTP stack
Architecture concepts
etc.

[mattstauffer]

• How to learn (twitter, discord, SO)
• How to find answers
• How to make a PR
• How to review a PR
• How to host your site
• Code styles
• Agile vs waterfall?
• Other productive stuff that's not code?

[rockymontana]

Is it just me, or isn't this exactly what you're during your streams @mattstauffer?
Those that aren't covered (yet? 🙃) would be awesome to go through.

[mattstauffer]

Yah, I think the main thing is that I want to get these into an actual module or into actual existing modules.

[michapietsch]

Hey, I found this and #37, since I was just thinking about all the basic "find your way" stuff, e.g. understanding error messages, or navigating a (framework) code base, debugging. When I see some beginner questions in the community, then I realize that I'd have a hard time to teach these things effectively, or in a structured way. I'm thinking of capacity building. It's reasonable to teach but then also expect someone to know how to do a little digging. Maybe it starts with how to stay motivated and get unstuck.