zekehernandez

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Simplesprints: Dev team sprint metrics made simple.(simplesprints.com)
1 points by zekehernandez 3y ago|1 comments
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by zekehernandez 3y ago
Hi, currently working on a tool to help simplify sprint metrics for new or growing dev teams. It's currently under construction, but you can check out pre-alpha screenshots on the landing page. Let me know if you have any questions or
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by zekehernandez 6y ago
You should know why you want a degree in CS. Because if it's solely to get a job in software development, know that it's one of the longest and most expensive ways to reach that goal, especially since you've been coding for s
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by zekehernandez 7y ago
If I have a project I'm working on, like a website for myself or someone else, I'll spend like 2-5 hours a week; otherwise, almost nothing outside of work. I don't feel compelled to code outside of work just for the sake of c
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by zekehernandez 7y ago
I love thinking of video game ideas, so much so that I made a website to publish the ideas in a rather fleshed out manner: http://creativeowlet.com/
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by zekehernandez 7y ago
The idea sounds cool, but I'm struggling to know exactly what this does or how to use it. The descriptions on the website are very brief and kind of vague, and the screenshots are quite small. The only feature that's really clear
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by zekehernandez 8y ago
Utilizing custom search engines, I have a full post about it on my blog here: https://zekehernandez.com/post/omnibox/ EDIT: I just realized you had already included that in your list. I would still encourage readi
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by zekehernandez 8y ago
I haven't tried it, but I love the mechanics shown on the app store page. Will try it later!
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by zekehernandez 9y ago
Java: taught at college. Delphi: learned it on the job for the job. C#: same as above.
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by zekehernandez 9y ago
Weird that the article says "Read part 1 first" but doesn't have a link to part 1. Or did I miss it?
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by zekehernandez 9y ago
I've been using Typora, which is a WYSIWYG editor that utilizes markdown. I really enjoy it for local note taking (not in the cloud) at work. I appreciate that it's pretty to look at, and I get to use markdown.
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by zekehernandez 9y ago
Wool: socks, sweaters, blankets, etc. So breathable and warm, but thin wool socks also work great in the summer! Go for merino wool if you don't like the itchiness of lambswool.
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by zekehernandez 9y ago
Yeah, I host my Hugo (another static site generator) site on Firebase, it's so pain free (and actually free), I can't recommend it more.
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by zekehernandez 9y ago
I made my personal site ( http://zekehernandez.com ) using Hugo (a static site generator) and have it hosted for free on Firebase. It was mostly easy (for someone who has little to no experience making websites), and again, free.
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by zekehernandez 10y ago
Basically, I only check when I haven't yet seen an email that I'm expecting. Works so far!