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by bgilham 9y ago
Thanks for sharing my article, I really appreciate it!
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Change Together: A free guide to diversity for startups(changetogether.io)
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Hate your side project? It's okay to quit(briangilham.com)
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Brainstorming side project ideas? Pay attention(briangilham.com)
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by bgilham 10y ago
The announcement from Andrew Wilkinson's side: https://medium.com/@awilkinson/dribbble-2-0-c2cd1fa184c5#.8k...
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MetaLab buys majority stake in Dribbble, launches Tiny(dribbble.com)
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Your First Programming Job(briangilham.com)
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by bgilham 10y ago
Hi everyone Side projects have played a huge role in my career, friendships, and quality of life. I’ve just launched a free email course titled, “5 Side Project Mistakes Developers Make.” It’s a week’s worth of lessons, one per day, full of
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Side Project Mistakes Developers Make(briangilham.com)
3 points by bgilham 10y ago|1 comments
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Stop being precious about side projects, make a (public) commitment(briangilham.com)
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How I Write and Publish a Weekly Newsletter(medium.com)
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Batching Tasks for Productivity: An Experiment(briangilham.com)
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Test Your Ideas (And Assumptions)(medium.com)
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Stop thinking every side project needs to make money(medium.com)
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by bgilham 10y ago
Perhaps. I'm lucky to work a job I love, so I have that privilege. But there used to be a lot of stuff I hated doing that I've been able to ditch. I probably could have written that point in a more realistic way.
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by bgilham 10y ago
It's simple, but not necessarily easy.
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by bgilham 10y ago
Heh. That's why I called it out in the post too. It's definitely something I've fallen into. Reading about productivity can be useful, IF you use what you read. Most don't.
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by bgilham 10y ago
That's definitely something to keep in mind. Thanks for the reminder :) It's so easy to focus on getting shit done, to the exclusion of treating yourself well sometimes. I think I need to plan a follow-up.
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Making Time for Side Projects(medium.com)
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Crossing the Finish Line: Finishing your damn side project(briangilham.com)
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What Happens When Your Post Hits the Top of Hacker News(medium.com)
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by bgilham 10y ago
Thanks for sharing my post!
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by bgilham 10y ago
Thanks for sharing – I appreciate it!
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by bgilham 10y ago
Thanks!
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by bgilham 10y ago
This was far enough in the past that code reviews and "Don't deploy on Friday" weren't necessarily taken as standard practice at a lot of companies yet. But yes, we all learned :-)
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by bgilham 10y ago
I think you've been lucky. I've seen some really awful senior devs/team leads in my time.
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by bgilham 10y ago
He did :-) It's a lesson I also learned that day.
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by bgilham 10y ago
Nice!
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by bgilham 10y ago
"that's why they aren't senior devs" Amen. I don't know about firing, but I'd definitely be having a conversation about proper mentorship. We hire juniors because they show promise, but need to learn. Being sna
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by bgilham 10y ago
Definitely a lesson that was re-learned that day Some lessons only come from pain.

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