Ask HN: Where can I find a tutor for web development?
I'm looking for a tutor to learn web development from. I'm having some frustration right now going from I don't know what I don't know to I know what I don't know, and I want to have a relationship with a person who can help me through this process.
Does HN have any suggestions where I can find someone? Any would be appreciated. :)
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[ 3.6 ms ] story [ 38.6 ms ] threadbesides that, have you looked at sites like stackoverflow? did the tutorials at codecademy? udemy? udacity (it has a web deb class by the creator of reddit)
I will look into clarity.fm, thank you.
You also might start a "Code Until Dawn" or "Local Hackers" group, for coders to get together and hang out.
Last but not least, teamtreehouse.com and codecademy.com
But I will look to meetups, I don't know why I hadn't thought of this.
I have quite a bit of experience with HTML, CSS, and a little of javascript. I've been exposed to Ruby on Rails. I want to learn server-side programming, how to add webcam chatting, for two.
While I have to be competent in server side programming, I find it a bit of a chore, and believe that increasingly for hobbyist work, using other peoples more general servers is the way forward - e.g. I recently wrote a program that can run from a basic http server and uses google doc spreadsheets for all its back end storage and OAuth2 for all the user authentication.
You didn't mention if there's a server side technology you're particularly interested in, since obviously there's a lot of choice in that area.
Anyway, given all that, I think I'm probably the wrong guy for you, but if you don't get any better offers within a week or so, contact me on kybernetikos@gmail.com.
My Skype handle is saiko-chriskun if you're still lookin'.