I often hear people claim that they can hear one or two opinions a person has and from that they pretty much have them all figured out. I don’t know how reliable that ability really is, I would like to think that expressing some of my opinions doesn’...

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How Open Source saved me from my Udemy course addiction Feb 1, 2023· 9 min read. I often hear people claim that they can hear one or two opinions a person has. I would like to think that expressing some of my opinions doesn’t suddenly expose me as an open book to everyone around me.

How Open Source saved me from my Udemy course addiction

Don’t be a stranger to ProductHunt 🌐

Pick an issue that’s slightly out of your league 😨

Try first, then try again, then ask for help 👷

Read the project’s contribution guidelines 📄

Set yourself a deadline and focus on marginal gains 📅

Lastly some personal project recommendations

I hate to say this but most of the courses on Udemy fallen flat. What this means is that they are lacking quality. Great courses are not even on udemy site but by the individual instructors. For instance
<a href="https://wesbos.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://wesbos.com/</a>

Great post! Thank you for highlighting how open-source resources can provide a fulfilling learning experience. While there are certainly many valuable online courses available, there’s nothing quite like hands-on training.

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