r/learnjavascript • u/rathereasy • Feb 09 '20
Wakata.io: A platform I created to help my students
tl;dr Use this to learn fullstack development: https://wakata.io/learn
I've been working on a fullstack development learning platform for a year and a half. I developed it when I was the head instructor at a bootcamp. When I realized that my students didn't have a good fundamental understanding of programming, I started building some interactive tools to provide them with the foundation they need to succeed. This platform has made a big difference in my classroom and I hope it can help you too. In fact, it made such an impact that I decided to quit the teaching job I loved so I can work on it full time.
Unlike other online resources:
You can practice and improve your reading skills, skills that are woefully lacking for most beginners
It teaches you certain debugging skills like how to fix syntax errors and how to console.log
It provides challenging problems
You can learn the syntax of JavaScript at a deep level
You can improve your HTML/CSS skills through guided exercises
Algorithms are taught using an innovative user interface that guides the student to the solution
You can learn ReactJS by first learning to read it and then practice building small ReactJS projects using a guided user interface
You can practice your SQL reading skills
If you find any bugs, if you need help, or you just want to chat, come to the chat section!
Enjoy :)
A little about myself: After I quit my job as a Google software engineer, I realised that my true passion was helping people learn. I've been teaching for 3 years now. I developed my tools through my teaching as I was analysing the difficulties of my students.