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by freedevbootcamp 12y ago
This is one of the biggest complaints from my students. We have so many beginner books that show you the basics, for loops, if statements, variables etc..etc.. but don't show you how to create a widget. We need more intermediate books
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by freedevbootcamp 12y ago
I love it "I can't wait for Facebook to complete their AOL-ification, which will surely include its eventual death spiral."
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by freedevbootcamp 12y ago
Go here and read the books listed in the roadmap http://javascriptissexy.com/how-to-learn-javascript-properly...
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by freedevbootcamp 12y ago
Yes I have read 6 or 7 books on learning javascript so that makes me an authority
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by freedevbootcamp 12y ago
I agree, this book will not teach a beginner anything about javascript. The author decided to show everyone his math skills instead of teach javascript.
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by freedevbootcamp 12y ago
I agree with sairamkunala. Learn your editor. If you use vim or sublime, start looking for plugins that make you more productive.
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by freedevbootcamp 12y ago
Things I've changed to be a better programmer. 1. I used to be up all night long working on my side projects, sometimes till 5am. Then go to work on two hours sleep. Now I go to bed at 9pm and get up at 3am for three hours of very prod
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by freedevbootcamp 12y ago
I never click on the links. That's asking for trouble. The comments are the value of HN.
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Ask HN: How do you keep up with new tools in Software Development?
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by freedevbootcamp 12y ago
Here is how I got my passion, motivation, and ambition back. Let's call it my slump-buster. 1. Find Inspiration. It could be music, watching a movie about a start-up or some other inspiring story. For me it was listening to Brian Steve