PDF Notes

This is something I've been meaning to bring up as well. I think that due to the Treebook project in general being just so big that a lot of concepts and important points get glossed over, not out of poor teaching but out of time constraints.

If the projects came with some extra teaching notes that not only remind the viewer on what some older concepts mean and do but also some extra information on the current topic, it would be a lot easier to go through. I for one feel I have to go through some videos time and time over because its just not 'going in'.

For example in the Advanced Social Features project (so, Part 3 in other words), "accepted_nested_attributes_for" gets about thirty seconds air-time, and its like 'huh?' and a couple more examples which I won't get into... I get that if everything was explained fully it would make the course a hundred times longer, but, I feel the balance is wrong in its current format.

Notes are different for everyone. You should take your own notes. I do this.

There's no way you can study anything with any depth if you don't do note taking.

I think we're talking about two different kinds of notes, whilst yes I agree we need to sometimes write down stuff ourselves that we think we might forget etc etc, there is also times in the videos were things get no air time at all, and its very hard to take notes on that.

Yes, I was referring to some kind of documentation that can compliment the videos.

Andrew Martin, Yves Soete, Ishan Jetley - We're contemplating a 'Documentation' type feature, but haven't decided 100% on how that might be executed. Thanks for the feedback though - very helpful.