Parenting for Programmers

There are a million books out there about parenting. Tips and tricks for the average new parent to try and prep them for the journey that is ahead. But I haven't seen one that really spoke my language, so I decided to try and write it.

I've been programming in Java and Javascript in one form or another for going on 15 years now, and have been a father for just under 5. I wanted to try and pair the two studies together and use generic programming concepts to explain interfacing with your child.

Topics Include:

* Agile vs. Waterfall methodologies in Parenting Styles

* Relying on Documentation and Importing External Libraries

* Complexity of Instructions

* Loops

* Mapping functions

* If/Then/Else

* Debugging

* and much more

You'll also receive a list of some of my top go-to activities with my kiddo, so that I always have something to do when I need to "pull from the backlog" for impromptu fun.

This is in no way the entirety of parenting explained. I can't provide that form of documentation.

This is merely the ReadMe to get you started on your own journey.

Make sure to fork my ideas and take the implementation in a way that you see fit.