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10y ago
If you're meant to be a programmer, you won’t give up. You will get frustrated, but if you're determined, you'll keep trying. A bootcamp can't give you that motivation. Some low-cost coding lessons on Code School, Treeho
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AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM) Open Sourced
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Why Serverless? in a nutshell
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How perfectly sane people end up writing terrible code
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Is OOP dead? Not by a long shot
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Education. It's what Obama was emphasizing his entire presidency. Those jobs are never coming back, and even more are going to be automated. The education gap between rich and poor (and white and minority) is getting larger because of
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I've seen lots of courses like this. https://www.securityjourney.com/ https://new-www.securecodewarrior.com/ Coursera and Udacity have a bunch too. Can anyone explain what's special about this U
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Burnt out on Silicon Valley? Move literally anywhere else
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The power of less code
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Either your interest in coding starts at a young age or not at all
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My suspected reasons 1 work/life balance 2 most of the company is not as amazing as you think 3 managers are still just managers 4 working in silicon valley with that cost of living 5 developers can be happier and make what they want w
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JavaScript vs. C, Java, Python, Ruby, and C#–in bullets
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Someone also mentioned that Nim should be in this list. I wonder if anyone has a good description of that one.
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Benchmarks for the Top Server-Side Swift Frameworks vs. Node.js
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Super Mario Bro's Recreated in Excel
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Podcast about the tweetstorm between Hykes and Hightower over Docker and OCI
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50 snippets of advice for improving every facet of your developer skills
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Open source logo quiz
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I'm not totally sold on Bias' viewpoint. He wrote another interesting article declaring the death of hypervisors and the eventual takeover of containers: http://cloudscaling.com/blog/cloud-computing/will-
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Unikernels will create more security problems than it solves
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A Gentle Introduction to Bloom Filter: A Space-Efficient Data Structure
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A weekly Closure screencast series-RailsCasts quality
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Thank you for this! If anyone is interested in the evolution of pop music over time (especially the last 20 years) and how hits are made, read "The Song Machine: Inside the Hit Factory"
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Streams of Gulp
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