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Also, you can still reach out to people hiring in past threads:
No affiliation, just a happy user.
1. Check out Jennifer Dewalt's project 180 websites in 180 days - http://jenniferdewalt.com
2. Free Code Camp is quite good (but the focus is more on coding rather than design) - http://www.freecodecamp.com
3. Nathan Barry's books are great - http://nathanbarry.com/books
4. [Plug] - I'm starting a new site for online courses and need beta testers for some HTML and CSS courses which go from scratch to pro level. Happy to give your friend early access for free - http://learnetto.com
https://twitter.com/Yorkie71/status/694787981824102400
"Frustrated by poor internet access, local communities in the rural north of England are finding an answer in Broadband for the Rural North (B4RN). This unique project, built and owned by the community, is on a mission to provide a future proof fibre optic network to all homes, however remote. This short film sees Lancashire communities coming together and digging through all weathers to bring this vital utility to the hardest to reach areas."
The B4RN website - http://b4rn.org.uk/
2. Started running regularly - 3 days per week. If anyone is looking to get into running I can't recommend the NHS Couch to 5k plan enough.
3. Launched the private beta for my new online learning marketplace - http://learnetto.com and got featured on Betalist.
Pretty excited about February!
Please check it out if you are interested - http://learnetto.com. Also feel free to email me with any comments and feedback - hrishimittal@gmail.com
I used to work a lot with R many years ago. I was shocked to find how bad the documentation was, and worse how rude and unfriendly the "community" of grumpy professors was. I shudder to think of the horrible meanness towards beginners asking questions on the mailing list.
I got so fed up I even wrote a book about R data visualisation. But this was all just around the time ggplot2 came out. Unfortunately I stopped using R soon after, but since then Hadley has single-handedly done more good for the language than anyone else.
I don't know what the R community is like now, and whether people like Hadley have made it friendlier, but it's clearly one reason Python is superior.
They also offer easy exports of your notes.
If you've never tried, give it a shot - http://simplenote.com
His book - http://www.startupsalesguide.com/
“The Predictable Revenue Guide To Tripling Your Sales” by Aaron Ross and Jason M. Lemkin - http://www.saastr.com/the-predictable-revenue-guide-to-tripl...
Anyway, there is so little data on the topic that I don't feel anyone has good advice on it.