Written by the people who build the curriculum, drawing on the questions our support desk receives and on what the learning logs show.
9 in total
"I lack willpower" is almost always a misdiagnosis. Most people who give up can be explained by the design of the material and the environment instead. Here are the three drop-off points 4peiron found in 20,000 learning logs.
Do you jump straight to the search box the moment you see red text? Read the stack trace from the bottom, use the exception name to narrow things down — here are those habits, worked through with real Python and JavaScript examples.
Memorising add / commit / push does not remove the anxiety, because you have no model in your head. Here is Git recast as three boxes: the working tree, the staging area and the history.
The style you definitely wrote is not taking effect. Specificity, inheritance, layout context, caching. A checklist for opening devtools and eliminating causes from the top down.
Remember them as "a trick for squeezing a for loop into one line" and you will use them in the wrong places. A comprehension really earns its keep only when the intent fits in a single sentence.
There is nothing wrong with a to-do app. The problem is a to-do app and nothing else. What people hiring actually look at, and how to grow a small project into something worth showing.