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StudyGroups
A humble tail of group learning.
Garrett Heinlen
May 10, 2016
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Transcript
StudyGroups A tale of group learning @gogogarrett
Study
Groups
<start> ☞ there is too much to learn ☞ don't
need to know it all ☞ learn what you care about
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Yeah.
I work at Blake
We do Education
We do Education as a service
We do Education as a service in the cloud
We do Education as a service in the cloud for
kids
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It's pretty sweet
We enjoy learning
Weekly study groups Weekly tech talks Weekly book clubs
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Why
defmodule Knowldge do use GenServer def init(_) do {:ok, %{skill:
0}} end def handle_call(:over_nine_thousand, _from, skill_state) do new_skills = %{skill_state | skill: 9001} {:reply, new_skills, new_skills} end end iex(1)> {:ok, pid} = GenServer.start_link(Knowldge, []) {:ok, #PID<0.80.0>} iex(2)> GenServer.call(pid, :over_nine_thousand) %{skill: 9001}
Expose yourself to another way of thinking
Find new interesting ways to solve the familiar problems
Reinforce knowledge you already have
Find better tools for the job
Experience at Blake ☞ Haskell ☞ Elixir
Haskell
Haskell is hard
First real exposure to functional programming.
Learned a lot (heaps).
Helped inspire ✨Hopscotch✨
Elixir the future ™
Thanks.
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Concurrency Error Handling Fault tolerance Pubsub Realtime
How we do it
Small groups
Achievable work load
All working on same thing
At the same place (generally)
Group Learning ☞ people naturally have different interest ☞ people
will learn different things ☞ people help hold you accountable to do your part ☞ great for quick feedback for help ☞ as a collective group, you can solve bigger problems
We started with Exercism.io ☞ TDD (test pre written) ☞
small units of work ☞ 30mins - 2hrs per question ☞ great to get feedback ☞ completed homework required at the door
Read Books ☞ help reinforce the basics ☞ explain in
depth which aids in understanding ☞ actually work through the books (no copy/pasta)
Explored the complex parts ☞ GenServer/GenFSM ☞ Supervisor/Applications ☞ Multi-Node
☞ Deployments
Advanced to custom projects
Superbowl
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Vegas
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Practice by @15mindrawings
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Tackle big problems, little problems at a time
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to encourage learning, create a safe environment
to empower individuals, allow them to create
thanks. @gogogarrett