The days of mediocre are consistently lingering around. It is not what we say that matters BUT what we do. So, I have been out of the writing environment for quite sometime. It has been an interesting journey of growth, through skills development and betrayal. After-all, what did I learn? This time, is a renewal of documenting what I am learning and ideas. I keep on making the same silly mistake of not writing how I solved issues. Recently I solved some installation of odoo (https://github.com/Yenthe666/InstallScript/issues/141) on Linux Mint 19.1. I realised that we keep on hitting the same wall over and over again not because we are stupid, but for lack of documenting, Then what now? I am going back to document what I have learnt and share it here. Also will write about education and basic economic challenges that can be solved through Free Open Source Software. I am currently learning the basics of Python (www.python.org) and will document notes that I think will make a ...
Starting something great doesn't have to be all glorious and catchy. Learning to move all the way to the top is as important as the goal you want to achieve. distractions will always be there to keep you in check BUT, let them not decide your goal. I promised myself to write an article per week. In reality even the idea of writing fell of. I have achieved something that led me away from my passion and interest in learning and developing myself. If I fail to write, I wonder what I would be learning. The challenge of writing means I must consistently write. Either writing codes or observation, they all need one to consistently be studying something. I have been asked to teach [a friend of a friend] the basics of web development in four hours. In four hours, this friend must have confidence to develop websites for himself. First thing that came to mind, what will be the curriculum? I realised that web development is not that difficult. Continuous learning is the rule of the g...