Data Monkey

Codeacademy for data

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Codeacademy for data

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Hi @ilyaparshin, started going through the SQL lessons to brush up. Very nice! Hope more advanced lessons and more practice exercises are added soon. One thing that was easy to spot was the non-native English. It's fine, so many of us are non-natives. I thought it would be nice to list a few suggested corrections in a Google Doc, and I did so here: https://docs.google.com/document... I set the permissions such that you can edit in place, copy, etc. These are just some of the most immediate things that caught my eyes. Then I grew a bit tired from all the copy-pasting and thought to myself - everybody here seems so fond of what you're doing - if you publish all the text in DM in a collaborative document, I'm sure the community would be happy to help and get everything proofread quite quickly. What do you think ? Good luck!

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12yr ago

Data Monkey

Maker

@alonnir Wow! Thank you so much for such a great help! This is really the great act of kindness. I can't thank you enough ... This is a cool idea about the "community text correction" :) And we will think how to integrate such idea to our UI. If you have any idea, feedback or you come up with idea how we can thank you - just write me via twitter, email (mail@datamonkey.pro, ilya@datamonkey.pro), or skype (ilyaparshin). Many thanks!

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12yr ago

@ilyaparshin Happy to help and want to see you succeed :) another option I thought about was maybe to break the text to chunks and put them up on Mechanical Turk for the turkers to proofread. I did it once and was blown away by the results. Quality feedback, in no time, and for just a few bucks. Just followed you on twitter. Lots of luck man!

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12yr ago

@ilyaparshin do you mind if I share this with attendees of my database design workshop at Code Camp in October? It could be very helpful for them to share with their teams, too.

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12yr ago

Data Monkey

Maker

@mark__a Of course I don't mind! It would be awesome!

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12yr ago

Strikingly

I love tools like this. I also really want to recommend the "Data Science" specialization on Coursera. I have learned a ton about R

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12yr ago

Data Monkey

Maker

@EAWharton Eddie, thanks for comment! For R learning I can advise datacamp.com. And of course I hope that you will stay with datamonkey :)

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12yr ago

Cascadeur

Hunter

I've been looking for something like this for awhile. I want everyone on my team to know how to work with SQL not relying on devs to build dashboards (or off the shelf tools). I never really found a great tool to teach them. This looks like it might be it.

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12yr ago

Data Monkey

Maker

@adamslieb Hello, Adam! First of all: thanks for your review. I hope that our service can be helpful + soon we gonna add more content and probably you will find the well fit courses (for you and your team)!

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12yr ago

Dynamo Discussions: Locatible

This is great. The need to manipulate and analyze data is important to all functions. Glad to see a solid tool to learn these skills with

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12yr ago

Data Monkey

Maker

@santoshsankar Thank you ;)

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12yr ago

Swiftris

AWESOME! I could be the target user for this — a designer that does data visualization, but needs more improvement on data analysis. I hope you get into some more complex lessons as the product develops. Learning the basics of spreadsheets and SQL is undoubtedly important, but I'd like to see more challenging lessons. And small feedback: on extables/lesson/1, on the second step, there's a space in the AVERAGE formula. Great product!

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12yr ago

Data Monkey

Maker

@extremelyn Emelyn, thanks! This is just the beginning and of course we'll add more content and more complex lessons. P.S. About the average: fixed. Many thanks for your feedback ;)

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12yr ago

I definitely think if you add a course for D3.js then you could get into doing data science courses (for fee) or machine learning courses. Of course, it depends on your target audience and what you want to build. Another thought, you could go through a Kaggle.com solution and explain what's happening. Anyways, looks great!

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12yr ago

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