👏 BIG CONGRATS TO @Alice Bazdikian WHO PASSED THE CCAF THIS MORNING!!! That's two of us that have crossed the finish line. Alice will give us a debrief on tomorrows Town Hall as well. Let's all congratulate Alice!!

Thanks to everyone in this group for their contributions, and special mention to @Alice Bazdikian and @Anita Ortiz for the accountability and group support, and @Hsin-chih Lee for the insights that really helped me feel ready. See you all on the next calls!

In our APAC pod yesterday, @Josimara Hoffmann asked what's the difference with using Obsidian + Claude Code and Notion. Here is a comparison both in text and table in markdown format – which is easier for you to feed into your obsidian :D Hope this information clarifies the question!

For those who don't like to be "surprised" by tech jargons, this skill is for you. I created a skill for explaining and practicing tech concepts tailored for CCAF. It teaches the ~38 foundational computer-science concepts a non-technical learner needs to read CCA-F exam material fluently — JSON, JSON Schema, glob patterns, environment variables, caching, Docker, tokens, and more. Each concept is anchored to the specific exam topic where it appears, and taught only as far as the exam needs it. It runs a 3-step loop per concept: 1. Explain — plain-language definition + real-world analogy + one sentence on why it appears in the CCA-F exam. 2. Feynman — one open-recall question. 3. Quiz — one MCQ wrapped in a CCA-F-style scenario (never an abstract textbook example). I have tested myself and quite like it. Hope it's helpful for you: ccaf-exam-tech-foundation. Feedbacks are very welcome!

Allright, allright, allright! My first signed proposal. Building a document collection process and dashboard for a small bookkeeping firm. Will get this on the board in the CPN to see if it passes. Keep at it! Post your wins in this new category - clients, testing, anything. Let's keep the motivation going.