It looks like Google told the author to get bent, but it's really rather unclear.
Though note that the dates may be confused: the article was posted on May 1st but the edit is marked April 4th, for an update to an article which would have been posted a month later.
Most likely the date for the update is wrong and should be something like June 4th, and in
> Which will happen first? The automatic switching of the country association, or Google responding to my inquiry? It’s going to be a race!
If interested in animation and Julia you might wanna have a look at: https://github.com/Wikunia/Javis.jl
We are currently working on v0.3 with a cleaner syntax. Coming in about a week
Not directly a mentor but maybe a study group helps? Have you done some internet courses on some topics? Maybe try to connect to the professors. They might have good students that can help you out.
I think finding a mentor for coding stuff is one thing but getting a good background of CS education is harder. Hope you find someone :)
Appreciate the input! I am considering getting my masters in CS at the local university where I live but am looking at any alternatives at this point. I believe my fundamentals are there, its this "coding stuff" I want to excel at.
Okay for coding I what say: practice practice practice :D
I personally learn best when I have an idea and I want to implement something specific. Can be big or small. Best are the ones which are very extensible.
What I do as a mentor is to review code and give feedback. You probably don't wanna learn julia though. You can get some starter feedback at exercism.io Maybe you can ask there as well if someone wants to mentor you for some cash.
Thanks for the comment. I struggled with giving it a title that fits and still shows outsiders what the package does. Now nobody knows what Javis is and maybe thinks it manipulates the future
On my blog I attracted more the people who are already familiar with Julia and Javis.
It looks like a good package, and wasn't trying to put it down in any way it's just this... isn't at all what I expected from the title, and IMO the content doesn't seem to be immediately enlightening for people who don't already what it is.
To be honest, the main github repository root, as it appears to me, does a better job of showing off the package and explaining what it is. "Javis: Julia Animations and Visualizations" with that link would be both clear and interesting (to me - opinions may vary!).
Whereas the blog post is exactly what I'd expect from it's actual title - "Javis 0.2 and the future" - discussing new changes and plans for future features.
I agree and would say that normally dispatch comes in handy for things like `+`, `length` and of course your own functions where the meaning is the same but the implementation must be different depending on the type.
First of all! Nice post :)
Just some random things:
The first paragraph needs some commas, I think.
In the first code block you probably want to have `print(variable_x)`
If I'm allowed to self promote my own blog:
https://opensourc.es
Currently building a constraint solver from scratch and in a few days there will be a post about how to build an Enigma and how to crack it
You probably want to develop on the Constraint solver instead of just installing, right?
Then you can use `] dev https://github.com/Wikunia/ConstraintSolver.jl`
You currently try to develop a package which already exists and that doesn't work. Yes the error message is unhelpful.
