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Mobile App Prototyping and Design Tools I Am Using: Sketch 3, Pixate, Flinto(socialmatchbox.com)
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Code Spin Cycles: The Social Dynamics of Programming(socialmatchbox.com)
2 points by socialmatchbox 12y ago|0 comments
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by socialmatchbox 12y ago
It varies WIDELY with the program. Not all of these are rip offs. Not all of the students get the same or need the same things as you. There are all kinds of different ways that people learn. There are also lots of different levels that
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by socialmatchbox 12y ago
You are completely missing the point. You can't just say "So what if a mechanic forgets to check the brakes to make sure they work before setting a customer loose in a car that is going to run off a cliff and DIE." Insurance
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by socialmatchbox 12y ago
A lot of big companies like MS hire boy scouts (or girl scouts) who feel that they need a certification to carry around a pocket knife at camp for their entry level jobs. They also hire really smart people too, but they tend to hire the B&
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by socialmatchbox 12y ago
They don't need an expensive boot camp to develop a lifestyle or hobby. They can access a ton of free and inexpensive resources for that.
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by socialmatchbox 12y ago
Go read the literature on Hack Reactor. They double load their students with learning to code (better (assumed they are not 100% green)) and with how to perform in the job. They also help with interviewing 101 in an applied sense. Imagin
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by socialmatchbox 12y ago
Coding and Computer Science can be mutually exclusive. There is no requirement or reason why you should be required to take computer science to be a programmer. There are plenty of coding jobs out there that do not require (in principle o
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by socialmatchbox 12y ago
They might want to consider that there are a lot of people out there who could change their life by getting some additional skills. Why do you assume that everyone is not capable just because they did not major in CS in college? Whether i
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by socialmatchbox 12y ago
People do have to start somewhere. He is right about the copy and paste stuff, but there is a principle he is getting at not a prohibition. Everyone looks for answers online, but not everyone has the same capabilities and mental horsepowe
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by socialmatchbox 12y ago
It isn't like this is an article from a developer or hiring manager. It is just a paid blogger who is trying to net students via web searches. But more to your concerns, it isn't like this article promises six figures after taki