Name: 03. The Day My Newsletter Tried to Kill My Server by Coders Bring Change Podcast
Duration: 4 min 10 s
Description: Building my own coding academy took me from fully hosted platforms, then do it all myself and finally self-host what I’m good at and use specialized tools for what I shouldn’t reinvent.

Lack of distractions allowed us to type exact code. And compare it line by line, character by character. When things went wrong, we had to search for the solution ourselves. How do this way of working from the eighties help old developers today?

01. Two Important Skills You Learned Automatically In the Eighties

What are generators in Python? Why do they exist and what is the difference with regular lists?

02. Why Generators in Python Exist

Building my own coding academy took me from fully hosted platforms, then do it all myself and finally self-host what I’m good at and use specialized tools for what I shouldn’t reinvent.

03. The Day My Newsletter Tried to Kill My Server

04. Why learn Patterns and Principles in 2025

The difference between technical and conceptual composition

03. The Day My Newsletter Tried to Kill My Server

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