Even though I was intensely busy all week and didn’t have much time to work on my app or continue with the tutorial I’ve been using, there are a couple of things that really stand out to me regarding my
This Week’s Takeaway Lessons
A Victory Lap, in Praise of Doing Things the Hard Way
I didn’t have much time during the week to do anything Flutter related, just because work and school have both been pretty intense lately. I’ve shared my struggle video with students, though, and I’m seeing some relief from them when
The Greatest Teacher
This is literally the most important teaching philosophy I have ever encountered.
On Frustration
One of the best things about learning to code is that it can be an excellent way to build perseverance and help you learn to deal with frustration with problem solving. One of the worst things about learning to code
Online “Mini-Course” Project
I’ve written a lot about my Flutter project, but so far I haven’t said anything about my other big project this semester, which is an online “mini-course” for my Systematic Design of Instruction class. The mini-course is hosted on the
First App Demo: Quiz
It’s been a very long month this week, and it’s late, but I just finished my first Flutter app, from the instructions in Maximilian Schwarzmüller’s Udemy course, Learn Flutter & Dart to Build iOS & Android Apps. I may go
Hello, World!
To anyone who has taught themselves to program, I apologize for the title, but I really couldn’t resist! If you’ve never learned to code, just know that the first coding project in almost any book, tutorial or learning platform is