Study plan

[dtnwen]

I'm so excited and going to learn this course, how long do you suggest me to learn in, so I can divide the course and make a planner to stick on

[alwayscommit]

If there aren't any deadlines, time constraints for learning this course, like job hunt, assignments etc...
Then you should probably just take in half-hour of content every day, max up to an hour and spend time reading on things that are introduced, Patrick covers everything in great detail anyway so there won't be any immediate need for additional reading but you could deepen your knowledge by the reading suggestions that he gives along the course and play around with the code as well.

Instead of rushing in on completing the entire course, focus on retaining knowledge by coding in parallel and taking notes, and comments within the code.

A half-hour of content every day or an hour of content every day.... but the important thing is "every day"

If you do an hour of content one week and start the next hour next week, you might not remember much from the previous week and things would seem new every time.... so consistency is important I believe.

[dtnwen]

Im a Junior in college, I want to make a dApp for my diploma project and it’s next year. So my deadline is like 6 months. Due to the parkison’s law, I want a clear plan so I could optimize my time. I would be grateful if I could have a specific plan, amount of time to learn for each part
My experiences:

• Basic HTML/CSS
• Basic of JS
• Python

[alymurtazamemon]

There are no such time constraints to complete this course, and one should not focus on completing the course but to understand things. If you are a beginner then do not try going into the rabbit hole of each and everything, in the starting these should not be the focus point. Try to give as much time as you can, first complete the lesson without doing anything just focus on what Patric is saying, after that try to complete the project that he teaches by yourself without watching the video, and where you are stuck rewind the video and watch that part again. This way you will understand more quickly.

Additional tip: try to create similar projects after each lesson, this way you can create your portfolio, and also it will help in learning this faster.

[Checkbaby]

So it's better to basically just watch it and then go back and try the exercises? I kind of understand because just looking at the share length of the class is intimidating! Thanks for the advice

[dtnwen]

Ty for the tips.
Im a Junior in college, I want to make a dApp for my diploma project and it’s next year. So my deadline is like 6 months. Due to the parkison’s law, I want a clear plan so I could optimize my time. I would be grateful if I could have a specific plan, amount of time to learn for each part
My experiences:

• Basic HTML/CSS
• Basic of JS
• Python

[eiyen]

Thanks for your reply, ali-thegilfoyle!

I made the mistake you metioned during learning the brownie lesson. I wanted to understand every concepts at the first time of learning, but that took me a lot of time. The first 5 hours took me 2 months to finish.

So I want to try what you suggest, which I think is to try to understand the course but don't get stuck in every concepts. Let go of the problems if they are too hard, and try to solve them after completing the couse.