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Clean Coders Screencasts
- crazycoder 16y agoSuggestion: make the first video first instead of having people pay $1 to try your screencasts. Just throwing it out there.
- liggity 16y agoAgreed. I don't mind the cost of the others if I get a sneak peek. I'm not whipping out my credit card for something I'm not sure of.
- crazycoder 16y agoi meant free*. Typed this in a hurry.
- Alistra 16y agoPaying $1 costs the same amount of time that paying $12. And it's too time-expensive for something that i don't know nothing about.
- mayukh 16y agoThere seems to be a trend of coding screencasts popping up online and I think its great. You learn coding best by doing and watching a screencast, actually seeing how the experts create and craft software is way more engaging and informative than reading it off a book. You can actually hear them talk about design choices and tradeoffs, see how they use IDE's/text editors and pick up a lot of best practices in general. I think its a great alternative (as opposed to long/messy consulting gigs) for startups with solid technical talent to generate a stream of revenue and bootstrap to success.
- VilleSalonen 16y agoI paid a dollar for the first video and didn't even finish it. I own Clean Code and think it's one of the best programming books ever. This video series however (based on the first video) looks like it's been made back in 1994 and the presentation is too jumpy and jarring with a lot of short edits to be taken seriously.
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