techdevman

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Helpful Tool Minimizes Slack for Windows to the System Tray(refactorsaurusrex.com)
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by techdevman 11y ago
I got my degree in EE and applied for software jobs and got one. I worked on side programming projects and taught myself basic programming (C++ at the time). When I interviewed I was able to 1) show that I understood concepts like polymorph
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by techdevman 11y ago
I have a friend whose company is similarly using C++ for cross-platform components on mobile devices. I find it cool to see C++ getting new wind in its sails. Originally of course that was one of its strengths (following in the footsteps of
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Screencasts of Coding Katas in Go, Ruby, Clojure, and Prolog(blog.8thlight.com)
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by techdevman 11y ago
The MSc option sounds best to me, especially if it is a one-time chance to get such an opportunity. It will give you a better foundation in the fundamentals of computer science and software development. Meanwhile, you can do side projects t
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Inside Advice on Hiring Great Programmers from Coursera Exec(firstround.com)
1 points by techdevman 11y ago|0 comments
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by techdevman 11y ago
You can definitely be a founder. You should seek one or two other people with complementary skills: architect, vision type people who have solid technical skills. You could then start with a Mastermind group with people like this, then talk
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by techdevman 11y ago
I developed C++ apps on Windows and Linux from 1999 to 2007 before moving over to C#. Unfortunately, I think the author is correct that C++ has moved from one dark age to another. It will simply never receive the love that C# and related te
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Message-Driven Systems: Dos and Don'ts(doesnotcompile.com)
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Mistake Driven Development(justinself.com)
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