Here's how the program works:
It’s an offline training where we work on the project together.
It costs $165/month
(unsubscribe, stop anytime).
Obtain new skills unique to the jobs/projects market.
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Your current state
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Learning Phase Behind This Mentoring Program
Here's how we do it (our learning workflow):
✓ I write an abstract of a whole project so we have a picture of what to build.
✓ Then we work on a task basis. I split the project into smaller tasks. You get 1-3 tasks per month.
✓ You work on a task and, when ready, submit a pull request. I review the code and provide improvement suggestions. You fine-tune. We merge.
✓ Then I give the next task, and you continue to build the app. I review. We iterate. 1 task = 1 iteration towards the whole project completion.
Concepts we go through while building the app:
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This Mentoring Program Outcomes
Working together like this for 4-6 months makes you learn to build a React project using Clean Architecture, learn testing and, from my reviews, get a lot of knowledge.
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Nik Sumeiko, your mentor
If you want to get significantly better at software craftsmanship (explicitly React) and This Mentoring Program makes sense to you, let’s schedule a short intro call:
*https://cal.com/niksumeiko/mentoring-intro*
Examination game. When opening the game, the user has to tackle 3 questions about programming (e.g., about React). I'll add many questions in favour the game always picks 3 random questions. One question contains details and various answer options. When the user answers correctly, the game confirms the choice. When fails, the game provides bite-size lesson. The the user continues with the next question. When 3 questions are tackled, the game celebrates the achievement and motivates to come back for a challenge tomorrow. I will use this game after my public talks, during mentorship and inside trainings.