3 Wardley Maps Templates I’m using to talk to Generation Z Developers

Hi, as part of the content I’m writing for my “Generation Z Developers” book (see https://z-developers.com), I have created the following 3 templates to help engaging Gen Zs (kids and young adults born after 1996) into how to start mapping their life.

A key objective with these maps is to dispel a number of myths that a lot of amazing talented people have about development / programming (namely that learning how to program multiple languages is the MOST importing skillset and they they are not good at technology or development)

The 1st one is an empty map that can be used as a template.

Please take a look my new https://z-developers.com website (and maybe get some Christmas shopping done)

In order to help with the "Generation Z Developers" book I'm writing, I created the https://z-developers.com website to centralise all content and products I created based on the book.

It would be great if you could take a look and share it with your friends :)

Just published new version of "Generation Z Developers" book (v0.60)

I've been working on a new book called "Generation Z Developers" and I really would like your feedback (you can get it for free from Leanpub at https://leanpub.com/generation-z)

In this version:

 - Content fixes and contributions by: Mike Eriksson, Michael Chadwick and Claudio Camerino
 - New book cover
 - New chapters:
    - DOT Language
    - AST (Abstract Syntax Tree)
    - Being criticized is an privilege

Here is the diff with the previous version: v0.50...v0.60]

Published 3 new chapters from the Generation Z Developers book

I just published the following 3 posts on medium with the content of the respective chapters on the "Generation Z Developers" book I'm currently writing:

• Dot Language (graph based diagrams) 
• AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) 
• Being criticized is an privilege 

Check out these posts and let me know what you think of them (all content is at this GitHub repo and you can use GitHub issues and Pull Requests to send your feedback)

PDF of 'Generation Z Developer' book (v0.31)

I just pushed an update to the https://leanpub.com/generation-z book I'm currently writing.  You can read this version below (via the embedded pdf) or directly at this GitHub release

Change log for this version:

• Added initial section which shows issues from GitHub
• New/Improved chapters
• "The future needs you
• "Backup your life"
• Couple content fixes

"Generation Z Developers" - new Leanpub Book

In the last couple weeks I been been working on a book called "Generation Z Developers" which you can now get it for free from Leanpub

As with all my books, the content is released under an creative commons license and hosted on this GitHub repo

One difference with this book, is that I'm using Hugo for the static site generation of the book and the leanpub content generation (and it is helping a lot)

I'm including below the current introduction to the book which provides a good explanation of why I wrote it.

Let me know what you think of it, and what other topics or ideas should be included.

https://leanpub.com/generation-z