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Learn vim For the Last Time: A Tutorial and Primer

#.blogit #tutorial #vim | I always feel like I'm going back to the beginning to get a better grasp on Vim. This was a great tutorial.

5 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff

‎Visualist on the App Store

#.blogit #ios #presentation #tutorial | I haven't had a chance to test this out yet, but I love the idea of it and look forward to the excuse to try it. It's a lot like [Clarify](http://brettterpstra.com/2015/11/26/clarify-make-your-instructions-impossible-to-misunderstand/) was on the Mac, allowing you to turn images into step-by-step instructions quickly and easily. I have high hopes.

5 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff

Wes Bos

#.blogit #javascript #tutorial | I'd just like to point to Wes Bos and his awesome video tutorials. I've been through the JavaScript 30 and am currently taking his [React for Beginners](https://reactforbeginners.com/) course and finding it a blazingly fast way to get into and understand React. Thanks Wes!

5 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff

MacSparky Field Guides

#.blogit #learning #macsparky #tutorial | David Sparks is moving all of his content from Vimeo and iBooks to his own Teachable site. If you haven't checked out the mac tips series that I did with him, you can find [60 Mac Tips Volume 1](https://learn.macsparky.com/p/60tipsv1) and [Volume 2](https://learn.macsparky.com/p/60tips2) on the new site, along with his guides for Hazel, Workflow, and more.

6 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff

The Ultimate Guide to Learning CSS

#.blogit #css #tutorial | A collection of over 100 sources for learning every aspect of CSS. Well done.

6 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff

Almost complete guide to flexbox (without flexbox)

#.blogit #css #flexbox #tutorial #webdesign | A cheatsheet for replicating flexbox (CSS) functionality with backwards-compatible methods.

8 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff

Python tutorial: A Beginner’s Guide to Python

#.blogit #coding #programming #python #tutorial | If you're new to scripting (or programming in general), I've come to believe that Python is the best starting point. This tutorial from Udemy is a good intro, and pairs well with the [Learning Python Bundle](https://mijingo.com/products/bundles/learning-python-bundle/) from Mijingo.