We had various successful book summary events. We all learned together and discussed our ideas to develop a better understanding of the concepts. To further instill this habit of learning, let's begin reading together.
This is an event where we come together to read a book from the beginning to the end.
A journey well shared is a journey well enjoyed. A new book is no less than an untraversed journey. Let's celebrate this journey of reading a book together with our awesome community. During this discussion, different minds will come together to share different perspectives and build a solid foundation of concepts. Let's create a space where we can read, learn, and discover together.
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<aside> 📢 Kudos devReaders! We are almost halfway through the book - Eloquent JavaScript. When we started our goal was to develop the habit of reading and build consistency. From there we have come a long way. Thus, to recognize all the dev readers we are sharing your devReads journey from the teamtanay Twitter handle. So write a thread on Twitter to share your learnings for the last 15 sessions. What did you like the most? How do you like the sessions? and What was the most interesting thing for you from the book reading events? And don’t forget to tag your friends and @neogcamp with these hashtags: #DevReads #teamtanayjschallenge
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We mostly get together on a zoom call; the link will be shared prior to the event on #TeamTanayCommunity discord server. Timings: Saturday/Sunday 7pm (In case, if there are any changes in timings, it’ll be announced on the discord server)
🥁 Eloquent JavaScript will be the first book we cover as DevReaders. 🥁 **
"A concise and balanced mix of principles and pragmatics. I loved the tutorial-style game-like program development. This book rekindled my earliest joys of programming. Plus, JavaScript!" —Brendan Eich, creator of JavaScript
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📌 Your Pre-kit:
Book Link: https://eloquentjavascript.net/
We have already covered the introduction and Chapter 1 in our previous sessions (recordings below). We’ll be starting from Chapter 2.
book link - https://eloquentjavascript.net/
