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What places to visit in San Fran as a techie/nerd?
1 points by comatory 11y ago|1 comments
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by comatory 11y ago
I thought that I might learn Javascript while doing this but yeah getting shit done. I was more concerned if my tools are good for the job Ok let's say Django + MySQL.. how do I can I implement Google maps for the app? Or should I just
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I want to build my first web app, what technologies should I use?
1 points by comatory 11y ago|3 comments
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by comatory 11y ago
Yeah I know I don't "need" it but what you're suggesting is actually what I've been doing for past year or so. I need a push to turn this into career, hence the bootcamp (they also say they set up interviews after b
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by comatory 11y ago
Yeah I hear you. The problem is, I kinda like both (but know already some stuff about web). The reason why it's so hard for me to decide is that the cost of the bootcamp is pretty steep. I come from post-soviet country and the tutor fe
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Can't decide: Web development or iOS development
1 points by comatory 11y ago|6 comments
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Does using modules in my Python code look more professional?
1 points by comatory 11y ago|1 comments
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Anyone Using Happy Hacking KB Lite 2?
3 points by comatory 11y ago|3 comments
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by comatory 12y ago
Anyway for anyone who stumbles upon this thread I found some bootcamps (Ironhack) that are in EU via bootcamp.in
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by comatory 12y ago
I'll look into that but I'm looking for something even more intense.
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Are there any coding bootcamps in EU?
1 points by comatory 12y ago|3 comments
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Suggest good computing history book(s)
4 points by comatory 12y ago|4 comments
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by comatory 12y ago
On that note I'm going to ask specific question. What kind of VPS set-up would I need to comfortably run 3-4 very small websites and still have a little headroom for experimenting with web apps etc.? The reason I'm asking is I&#x2
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Question for web-devs: What types of websites do you normally deploy?
1 points by comatory 12y ago|3 comments
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Best budget hosting 2015
1 points by comatory 12y ago|0 comments
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by comatory 12y ago
I'm considering the same thing but I don't know if ISTQB has any value in the real world ? I do have practical experience with Python programming and nosetest framework. I'd suggest trying that too.
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by comatory 12y ago
Well i'll be buying the keyboard to last me for at least next 5 years. So far I like Code keyboards the best. Don't know much about switches though, I want something tactile but if it's super loud I don't know..
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by comatory 12y ago
that does look really nice. thank you
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Best mechanical keyboard in 2015?
6 points by comatory 12y ago|21 comments
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by comatory 12y ago
cool thanks. should I start with the first one? i just need to emphasize that I'm still fairly beginner so I want to be sure that I can understand it and go gradually from easy to hard.
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Best way to get started with SQL?
7 points by comatory 12y ago|7 comments
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Are there any good and reputable programming bootcamps in Canada?
1 points by comatory 12y ago|1 comments
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by comatory 12y ago
No I'm glad Outlook is mentioned, I haven't even considered it. I do have one account in there, although it's not the main one. I'm just thinking if I should move from one big corporation to another, I feel like supporti
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by comatory 12y ago
oh maybe I wasn't clear enough about the price. I am willing to pay for quality software I just wasn't sure what the prices are. if you're saying it's totally worth the price then I'm good with it. just a note: not
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Moving away from Gmail. Which service to choose?
13 points by comatory 12y ago|23 comments
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by comatory 12y ago
Wow thanks for all the input. I already decided I want to do this. What do you think of Python Group meetups? What are they like?
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by comatory 12y ago
Yep that's kind of my deal too. I don't like testing at all but I accept it as a part of the job. What draws me to programming is the creativity and building things. I know that most IT jobs aren't really creative but the exp
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by comatory 12y ago
Read your whole answer, thanks. I decided I'm gonna go for it no matter what.
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by comatory 12y ago
Just to clear things out: I already did Learn Python The Hard Way all the way through and I think I understood like 90 percent of it (the last two exercises were a bit too much for me). For now, I think I could focus on web development sinc
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by comatory 12y ago
Wow! Hats off to you.. You know hearing stories like that make me feel more determined than ever.

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