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Erik Bracamontes
Erik Bracamontes
987 Points
Posted by Erik Bracamontes
Erik Bracamontes
987 Points

Deep Dives or Projects

Hello Everyone,

I have been using Treehouse for about a year now. I am not sure if I should be doing the deep dives first to get a solid foundation or should I just start the projects then jump into the deep dives later on.

Please advise!

3 Answers

John Locke
John Locke
15,479 Points
John Locke
John Locke
15,479 Points

Hi Erik:

I think you can learn a lot from either. I try to just start somewhere that interests me, and once I'm done, use that to build to the next step.

Wilt Chaimberlain
STAFF
Wilt Chaimberlain
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Wilt Chaimberlain
Wilt Chaimberlain
Treehouse Guest Teacher

Have you tried out any of our Learning Adventures?

http://teamtreehouse.com/library/learning-adventures

They guide you through Projects and Deep Dives in a recommended order for whatever you're learning.

Gregory Dillon
PLUS
Gregory Dillon
Courses Plus Student 2,228 Points
Gregory Dillon
Gregory Dillon
Courses Plus Student 2,228 Points

haha. Yeah, what the heck is a deep dive? Strange name there.