I do like the idea but I'm worried that people would lose interest if we spent too much time on code I wrote.
I think there is value in that though and might incorporate some personal projects and existing into the lecture.
I think there is value in that though and might incorporate some personal projects and existing into the lecture.
I think at the very least, it would allow you a personal, concrete story bc so much of what was lost on me in the beginning were things like "why would I ever use .map instead of .each" in ruby, when that is a terrible question for a newbie to ask. I think a better question would be something like "what's the best way in this case to iterate through a list in ruby"