Smart teaching strategy using the full workflow as scaffolding before diving deep. Most tutorials isolate each component, but showing people how Desktop work actually gets published and accessed builds useful mental models early. The 1-hour constraint probably forces you to skip edge cases wich is good because beginners get paralyzed by exceptions before understanding the core pattern.
Love how this covers the whole ecosystem in under an hour instead of just focusing on Desktop. The progression from building locally to publishing in the Service to viewing on Mobile is what beginners actually need to see. One thing that standout is the no-heavy-theory approach which helps people get hands-on fast, tho I'd be curious how you balance that with data modeling concepts once the deeper dives start.
Smart teaching strategy using the full workflow as scaffolding before diving deep. Most tutorials isolate each component, but showing people how Desktop work actually gets published and accessed builds useful mental models early. The 1-hour constraint probably forces you to skip edge cases wich is good because beginners get paralyzed by exceptions before understanding the core pattern.
Love how this covers the whole ecosystem in under an hour instead of just focusing on Desktop. The progression from building locally to publishing in the Service to viewing on Mobile is what beginners actually need to see. One thing that standout is the no-heavy-theory approach which helps people get hands-on fast, tho I'd be curious how you balance that with data modeling concepts once the deeper dives start.
Finished and now waiting for details course