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Software that can program itself.
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Nothing jumps to mind but search http://alternativeto.net/software/toggl/
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I can't reply say much about your case but since you are in a a startup go with the online course as they would offer much more flexibility and you can go at your own pace since you need to ramp up learning quickly.
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If you are coming from .net look into xamarin else XCode is the way to go
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First outline what you need to learn. From there look at the time commitment and curriculum for both aspects and see which one would fit your schedule better.
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First of no need to rush. You will get there in due time. You are on your own journey. second master the fundamentals of web/app development and design. This will take time and experience. Have an area you want to be a specialist
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Neglecting things is a big issue which needs to be addressed first. For your fitness regiment start simple At home When you get up (Look at youtube videos if you do not have a clue what these are) - Stretch - calisthenics In the office U
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You may have seen something like this http://shanghaiist.com/2016/01/23/colistin_resistant_bacteri... a few weeks back. Imagine if you can't have basic surgery because of that. Nightmare scenario of co
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Ahh! yes decision making in startups, fun times. Well in this case it may be wise to develop a decision making process or framework. You can choose from one of these listed here https://www.mindtools.com/pages/main&#x2F
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I concur with TurboHaskai, stop worrying about the next hot thing, focus on building solid applications that are flexible, maintaining, user friendly and solves a business problem.
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better medical drugs especially antibiotics
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Provide an example you saw.
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Exactly or even checking to see if that is the right question being asked.
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Not really. For instance I work for a retail company. let's say someone wants to find out all the products on a weekend that made over 10000$. This can of info can be generated by the AI which can query that companys database.
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First, before you leave your current job write down your plan. I see you still love coding so it should not be too difficult to find a new job Go to meetups in your area to get a clear view of the current tech landscape, look at firms you a
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Helping people figure out what insight they are looking for then creating the reports that gets the data.
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You can take a simple approach and use a to do list. Split the list into to-do, doing and done. Each project you are doing should have a header in each section as long as it is not complete. When complete remove it from the to-do and doi
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Congrats on learning the basics of programming, now build your portfolio(pragprog.com)
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Looking forward to hearing more of Konga's accomplishments.
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Silly people Lack of good requirements when building an application Office politics
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I am thinking of the same thing as well. I am currently living in Canada but I am not canadian. You can try http://nzready.immigration.govt.nz/?utm_source=newzealandnow...
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A better option might be to talk to product managers in your area in person.
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There is a glut of free resources for learning to program The first thing is find a community with a computer if you do not have one second, look for things that interest you as this would help you build your online portfolio third get a gi
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Technical skills: That depends on your software stack, how much time developers have to invest in themselves Soft skills: Empathy, user-focused, good written communication, ability to deal with ambiguity, tact in office politics, ability to
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It depends, what are your career ambitions?
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What's the reason behind the question?
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2015 is over. Language is just a tool, focus on solving the problem.
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First of don't go for tools first. Develop a strategy for process flow and then look for tools that meet your needs.
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It depends on where you want to move towards. If you want to move into ETL, BI architecture then BI is the way to go.
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The first question you should start with is who is your audience? You need to tailor the material to them. Are they going to start utilizing the skills giving? If so in what area? General purpose programming/Data science - Python Web

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