scottandjames

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by scottandjames 14y ago
I love that you quoted the Phantom Tollbooth. "If you only do the easy and useless jobs, you’ll never have to worry about the important ones which are so difficult." That's the organizing hierarchy I use to schedule my day. Doing the most i
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The Importance of Ongoing Learning as a Programmer(devbootcamp.com)
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How Community Helps Individuals Learn to Code(devbootcamp.com)
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Finding Happiness in the Transition from Founder to Programmer(devbootcamp.com)
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Suneel Chakravorty of Yipit on the Joy of Learning to Code(devbootcamp.com)
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The Earliest Computers And The Beginning Of Journeys To Unknown Places(devbootcamp.com)
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The Art of Learning: An Interview with Malcolm Newsome(devbootcamp.com)
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How Dev Bootcamp Co-Founder Dave Hoover Learned to Program(devbootcamp.com)
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by scottandjames 14y ago
Agreed- seeing real-time changes are helpful to respond to drop-offs or spikes. Also, if you are aware of the general trend of Tuesdays being higher traffic/results than Saturdays (to take his Etsy example) and don't take those to heart aro
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Learning by Teaching, an Interview with Jeffrey Carl Faden of Lab Zero(devbootcamp.com)
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From Dev Bootcamp to Engineer at Hipmunk: An Interview with Phil Aquilina(devbootcamp.com)
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How Sahil Lavingia, Founder of Gumroad, Learned to Program(devbootcamp.com)
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Learning Programming: Interview with Zack Shapiro(devbootcamp.com)
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