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by 20years 9y ago
It varies greatly based on type of content. The most I have made was $20k per month on a TV show review site. We had Netflix and Hulu advertising on in through Adsense for awhile and their ads were specific to the individual TV shows we wer
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Not sure how well that Holacracy movement is doing for them http://fortune.com/zappos-tony-hsieh-holacracy/ https://qz.com/849980/zappos-is-struggling-with-holacracy-be... https://www.t
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by 20years 9y ago
Yes :)
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by 20years 9y ago
Does anyone else think that this purchase is largely in part so they can get AmazonFresh in a lot more places quickly? In my area where there is a big college campus, they have been hiring for AmazonFresh devs for over a year. We have no Am
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by 20years 9y ago
Following is how I usually prioritize in order. 1. Fix unexpected security issues that may be found 2. Implement features that will result in more new users signing up and paying 3. Implement features that will result in existing users pa
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From this it appears as though a full stack developer makes about the same or just a little more than a front end or back end developer. Wonder why this is. I would expect a full stack developer to make at least 1.5x of a FE or BE being tha
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It doesn't have to be a lot of money or customers. Even a small portion shows they can think about the bigger picture and ship something user/customers want to use. You are right, a programmer who can make $80k+ building their own
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Something that has shipped, acquired customers and made money. Those things are more impressive to me than what framework, programming language, etc. you used.
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by 20years 9y ago
I personally think these types of coding projects are way more effective at determining skills than whiteboard or fizzbuzz type stuff. It also opens up opportunities for you to discuss the solutions you used with the hiring manager. Now if
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What I am observing is girls at least at the middle school age are a lot more focused than the boys. I think that is why they may be ahead. Does this shift some as they move into high school and college? Not sure. I guess what I am saying i
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I am simply stating what I am observing and the different ways males and females learn and what motivates them. I would never advocate not teaching males or giving females priority. Ever! I have a 13 year old son btw. He helps me in these c
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by 20years 9y ago
It is something I have thought about but worry could do more harm than good in the long run. Partly because that is not how things are done in the real world. I am not really sure what the answer or solution is.
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by 20years 9y ago
This is a topic of high interest to me personally. Over the past couple of years I have been teaching middle school students how to code on and off. I am also a female who has been coding for close to 20 years now. In the classes I teach, t
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by 20years 9y ago
See https://codedigs.com/
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by 20years 9y ago
Agree with this. I teach middle school students how to code simple JavaScript games and they all do fine with text based coding in an editor. I have a few 5th graders in the class too and they also do fine. By this age, they no longer want
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by 20years 9y ago
So just an FYI for those here who sign up or if anyone from Amazon reads this. The phone number field gives you a "this field is required" error if you type dashes or any other non numeric characters in the field. Remove all non n
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I can see this doing well for paid online training programs such as Treehouse and similar. Especially if Amazon does give you exposure and you end up being featured. I don't see why you can't utilize this for the exposure in addit
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by 20years 9y ago
From what I understand, the CEO had a previous company that repackaged, setup & sold custom social network software to companies. He made decent money while it was hot and is using that to fund this endeavor. I guess you can't real
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by 20years 9y ago
Bingo!! In my particular location, companies try and hire devs for $25/hr but the average starter home is $500k. Then they wonder why all of the talent leaves.
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I have hired. I allow remote work though and pay going rate for devs. I understand however that hiring remote isn't a realistic option for all. "We can't even get enough qualified resumes" Why? What are your qualificatio
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"what is a company to do today if it finds itself part of the 71 percent of employers that claim they can't find suitable technology candidates?" Increase the salary of what you are paying in order to attract more qualified d
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Both SaaS apps. Different markets but one of mine is similar in complexity to theirs. They could have launched a year ago if they were not wasting time re-writing the app in Angular 2 & 4 and spending time open sourcing Angular librarie
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by 20years 9y ago
Doesn't really give you an advantage if you don't have customers. Even after you have customers, oftentimes the old/boring technology actually results in a faster, better app.
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by 20years 9y ago
This is excellent advice. There is a local company near me that has been working on their SaaS for almost 2 years now and still yet to launch. They started it on Angular 1 and are now re-factoring it on Angular 2 (or maybe 4 now). During th
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I really like this tutorial format. Little slow after typing some commands but the layout and instant feedback is really nice. Super easy to understand and follow.
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They will eventually get caught and when they do, it will be very difficult for them to recover. If you are in this for the long haul, stay the clean route. I also highly suggest investing in other inbound traffic channels. Having all of yo
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by 20years 10y ago
This would be amazing. I feel a lot of high school kids are forced to decide what field they want to go in without really knowing what it entails or having experience in much of anything else.
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"It sounds great, but the teachers suck." That really is too bad. Sounds like a great program but if they can't get good teachers, it is a waste. What are some of the reasons why the kids think the teachers are bad? I believe
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by 20years 10y ago
Outstanding. I plan to try this on a lesson in a class I am running on the 17th. I will reach out to you via email. Thanks!
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by 20years 10y ago
I run some coding workshops for 6th to 8th graders and would be interested in using scrimba for some of the lessons. Are you currently opening this up to beta testers that can implement it in a real world scenario?

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