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Why host this study group?
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Prepare for the 732 course.
There are still about 10 days until the start of semester 1. Why not start earlier than be busy as hell during the semester?
Although I have some knowledge of React, I still need to refresh this tech stack. Also, because React has been evolving in recent years, I should learn new features.
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Help more friends get ready with this course.
My initial notion is to help my team as much as possible. Since I may get haunted by other family issues and am not going to have enough energy and time, I try to put in more time right now.
Help myself. In the way of building a competitive and bigger team beyond just one team of 5 or 6, we could help each other, and all of us could have more time to work on advanced parts of the projects instead of learning basics.
How?
Utilizing the issue feature of the GitHub repo. I will write some questions and exercises as a guidance or goal of study. You can use a place to write down answers and thoughts and learn from each other.
Considering not all of us are in the same place, same time zone, and have different time tables. Meeting online or offline is not a good option for now.
I’ll try to create questions every day. But I can’t guarantee it. You can create some questions, too, if you like. We need more voices!
https://github.com/githubdudu/react-study-group/issues
You must try to answer the questions and finish the exercises as much as possible if you decide to join the study group.
I will list the names of those who decide to join behind each day's tasks as a way of pushing and soft supervision.
This is crucial for a study group. Everyone should contribute, and we could be thriving.
You should answer questions under each issue.
I can invite you to this repo as a collaborator. Provide your GitHub email to me.
Every day until the start of the semester. There is no clear plan for the semester right now.
I am considering making it a one-hour or less workload if your goal is to get familiar with the ideas and concepts.
I will choose the exercises carefully, making most of them about a 0.5 to 1.0-hour workload.
If you want to dig deeper, an extra 1 or 2 hours may be needed.