coding-saints

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by coding-saints 2y ago
This is amazing. I am (regretfully) the introverted one in the community that watches as my wife and kids make the most of it. This is something I would love to stumble on. Great read!
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by coding-saints 2y ago
I'll add that it was never common in my experience to get "real" details during the interview process from team members regardless of using a recruiter. Maybe it's only with my background, but I find out an actual impres
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by coding-saints 2y ago
Besides all the "hacker games" I would play in obscure parts of the web, leisure suit Larry is one of those games I stumbled upon as a youth looking for anything that went against the grain. I was a kid that thought nudity was a
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by coding-saints 2y ago
http://tiny.cc/y3unzz fix basic performance. make these all green. then repost for feedback
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by coding-saints 2y ago
My parents owned a mom/pop video store during my childhood. It's still crazy to look back at how in-demand VHS tapes were. We lived in a super small town so there was zero competition. Cable was not common in every home yet. &quo
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by coding-saints 2y ago
Working on teams large and small, it's an effort. Larger companies block chunks of time to discuss this subject. Start-ups prioritize customers. One suggestion is to take ownership over tackling tech-dent or documentation. Express to y
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by coding-saints 2y ago
I've been a fan of using Netlify and Netlify-CMS (Decap now) with 11ty template. https://www.11ty.dev/docs/starter/
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by coding-saints 3y ago
Great book
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by coding-saints 3y ago
This site was amazing when I started front end development. I remember checking in from time to time and finally seeing the blunder with DO. DO was another starting point for me in my career when I was learning servers. Sad to see this outc
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by coding-saints 3y ago
Not seeing any logs or place for updates on this. Curious what happened.
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by coding-saints 4y ago
Thank you for sharing.
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by coding-saints 5y ago
My book is in context of changing career over to software engineer... "SOFT SKILLS" by John Somnez. Not sure if there's any alternative today for self taught people, but this book released right when I had started obtaining r
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by coding-saints 5y ago
I love I can still unexpectedly find a post that reminds me of why I even decided to focus on tech-related career. Great article! For me, following you down the rabbit hole is better than the result. Thanks.
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by coding-saints 5y ago
Strict policy for college degree here, fyi
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by coding-saints 6y ago
I want to add that while the complexities of building a PC or understanding fundamentals of open source and licences is steep... For anyone who wants these constraints but is unwilling to be curious enough to learn the ways of DIY/make
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by coding-saints 6y ago
Keep in mind that it's 2021 and yet companies still practice paying wages based on the confidence with each individual when determining offers (more so with software industry). While I encourage you to listen to every comment on here,
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by coding-saints 6y ago
Sorry if this was already suggested. Make sure you fix that load time asap so you don't lose any potential users prior to the screen being interactive. A quick hack might be to simply display a quick overlay dressed up like a landing p
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by coding-saints 6y ago
I agree and (from a developers POV) think the education needs updated to match the opportunities. But while this article and generate healthy discussions, so much is directed towards some "either / or" debate that it's h
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by coding-saints 6y ago
He can still receive books, correct? I know many "technical" books are deemed "banned" (whole other topic) but try getting some high-reviewed books on critical thinking and problem solving. Those should be able to get in
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by coding-saints 8y ago
AMEN. I can only have so much sympathy here. You are flaunting this "offense" like it's petty. If it were ANY OTHER crime catagory, I might not even bat an eye.... but when people go out exposing themselves to kids, it makes
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by coding-saints 9y ago
I think the answer these days should be "hire a programmer". Never would I try and do a profession I did not understand, especially if it had something to do with profit/income. While WIX does have a nice community paying for
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by coding-saints 9y ago
Getting a degree is highly recommended IF you have no clue what you want to do. If you want to program, then program... intern, take on freelance projects for non profits to build a portfolio. Do NOT spend 100k on an education that may not