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Ifycode

building your first node module

This is pretty simple, lets dive in!

choose a name

Find a name that isn't taken and clearly describes what your module is doing

$ npm view your-first-node-module

Ifycode

Notes on Ifycode's study method

Basic idea

Generally for any course you take/study, to help your "ministry" move forward 😉:

• You may want to take a full course more than once.
• You may want to group sections based on what you've come across before or not. Let me just give the groupings the term "study-rounds"... You may want to do this grouping half way through the entire course, or at the end the first study-round of the entire course.
• You don't want to add another course to the list of what you learning, if your brain still has to do a lot of work to process concepts/things from a previous course (applicable to group-sections as explained in the hints below).

One full course can be divided into group-sections. Every group-section is treated as though it is a separate course. Which technically means a full course that is not divided into any group-sections is equivalent to a typical group-section.

Each group-section can therefore have different number of study-rounds depending on the comple