Reseñas y comentarios

tl;dr drop social media. Own your time and be jealous of it. Do things that are productive in your free time. Don’t be afraid of boredom as it often is a catalyst of creativity or insights.

The writing of this book is so full of white male privilege quoting and praising historical privileged white men that I was tempted to start a fucking revolution.

This is not even a mediocre self help book. It’s a pretentiously bad self help book trying to surf the fashion wave of minimalism.

Typical self-help book written by a blogger that can be summarised in a bullet point list once you get rid of all the filling.

Typical self-help book written by a blogger that can be summarised in a bullet point list once you get rid of all the filling.

It’s more three and a half. I have liked the ideas but in some of the infodumps I have seen serious inconsistencies and wrong history facts.

Un libro de muy fácil lectura que detalla el desarrollo histórico de los samurais y lo contrasta con la leyenda.

I started reading this book due to my trust in the Manning editorial and was I wrong.

There are loads of edition errors where, for instance, the explanation of a code block refers to columns while the code is about rows.

Many code examples are pointless. The example about forms is awful. There are two text fields, one of them is always ignored and by the end of the chapter the author says "I don't actually care about the state. I only included it for an extra example". Man, if a part of code is dead please get rid of it.

I don't really blame the author, this is his first book. I'm appalled by the editorial team at Manning for allowing this to be published in this form.