One Rule to Rule Them All: Learning in Public

As developers, we already know we have to stay learning to keep up to date with the latest in the industry. How do you find the most efficient way to learn new things?
In this talk, we'll explore different learning techniques that you can use to learn new concepts with a core focus on Learning In Public and why it's a proven technique that works.

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1. Learning in Public One Rule to Rule Them All: Gift Egwuenu Frontend Consultant at Passionate People CODELAND CONF 2021 September 24th, Online
3. a front-end developer and tech content creator. Get to know me Gift Egwuenu, Gift Egwuenu, I'm
4. The case for learning and need to stay up to date. Keynote Agenda Learning Techniques Feyman's Technique, Spaced Repetition, Learning In Public. Learning In Public The What, Why, and How.
5. HOW DO YOU STAY UP TO DATE IN TECH?
6. Image credit: The Washington Post
7. Learning Techniques Everyone has different ways of learning that works for them, figuring the best technique is key in finding an efficient way to learn new things.
8. Image credit: nesslabs.com The Real Truth About Learning Anything
9. Exploring Learning Techniques Feynman's Technique 01 01 02 02 Guided and Unguided Learning 03 03 Spaced Repetition 04 04 Learning In Public
10. The Feynman's Technique In this technique, you explain a concept you're learning to yourself in a simple way to find gaps in your knowledge. Choose a subject to study Pretend to explain it to a child Identify gaps in your explanation and return to the source Simplify your explanation and create a story.
11. Guided and Unguided Learning Guided learning follows a path (tutorials, courses, video), on the other hand, Unguided learning stems from learning from different resources(docs, building from scratch) without a known path.
12. Spaced Repetition Leitner System In action
13. ncase.me/remember
14. The one Rule to Rule all of them Learning in Public
15. The fastest way to learn, build your career. and grow,
16. Learn In Public Essay Shawn SWYX Wang
17. Kent C. Dodds Thoughts on Learning Josh Comeau On How to Learn Quickly
18. 01 01 03 03 05 05 02 02 04 04 06 06 Write Blogs and Tutorials Speak at Meetup / Conference Ask and Answers Questions on Stackoverflow or Reddit Videos on Twitch / Youtube Start a newsletter Making Zines, Sketchnotes, Cartoons
19. Let's see some examples
20. Learning In Public on Twitter
21. Programming Zines - Julia Evans
22. Sketchnotes by @Nitya: Cloud Skills Visualized
23. Learn with Jason Sessions
24. Youtube Videos on My Channel
25. Why it works? There's a proven success rate from actively learning in public. The 1% Rule The Cunningham's Law Build Connections
26. “The impulse to keep to yourself what you have learned is not only shameful, it is destructive. Anything you do not give freely and abundantly becomes lost to you. You open your safe and find ashes.” —Annie Dillard
27. Share Your Trade Secrets
28. Learn, Then Teach
29. Story #learninpublic My Completed #100daysofcode Codenewbie Blog More Challenge Speaking and Event Organizing YouTube, Newsletter
30. @lauragift_ Thank you! If you have any questions, Please leave a comment on my CodeLand post.