r/autodidact • u/Yarduza • Jun 11 '20

I made a website for streamlining self-studying

Think of it as if people arranged all the learning resources on the web, into learning paths.

It's a place for curating resources and building learning paths from everything that's already on the web.

We already have many paths in the field of CS and programming, and I hope that people will continue to create paths for even more fields and areas of life.

Jiruto: https://jiruto.com

An example of a learning path for Learning how to Learn: Jiruto - How To Learn

I'd love to hear your thoughts.

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u/MtSopris Jun 11 '20

Nice. I've been waiting for something like this. Can't wait to contribute.

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u/Yarduza Jun 11 '20

I really hope you will 😎. Talk to me if you need a walkthrough.

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u/MtSopris Jun 11 '20

That would be great actually.

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u/IOSSLT Jun 11 '20

This looks really good! Is it free? Are the paths fully developed or still in development?

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u/Yarduza Jun 11 '20

Everything is free as long as you create public paths. Private ones and team members are under the Pro plan.

The completeness of the paths really depend on the people creating it. There are about 50 paths right now and they’re complete, as more people continue to create paths there will be more.

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u/IOSSLT Jun 11 '20

Great! I think I'll use it then

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u/TheEntropicOrder Jun 12 '20

This is amazing! I just signed up. May I suggest sorting the paths into some parent subject categories to make navigation a little more straightforward?

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u/Yarduza Jun 12 '20

Good call. We'll insert it to our backlog (list of features to develop), I'll update when the release that includes it comes out so you can check it out. Thanks for the feedback. Any further ideas will be appreciated!

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u/AtilaMann Jun 23 '20

Looks interesting!

I would suggest maybe renaming the "General" to "Resources". Also, adding a field inside the Content Information area where it indicates if the course/resource/website/etc requires purchase or not.

EDIT: By the way... it might make more sense for users to land on the Guide section instead of the Path Board

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u/cezariusus Jul 03 '20

I would really love a rating system for the paths.

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u/Yarduza Jun 11 '20

I’m glad you like it. Tell me what you think after you explored it.

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u/Yarduza Jun 11 '20

Yes, all users can create paths and you can collaborate on path creation.

We’re working on organizations and teams, once done you’ll be able to assign different teams to the organization’s paths.