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lunarprose
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Comment #8894655
Okay, serious question: What is an example of a mid-sized project to really begin hacking on Clojure? Simple programs utilizing multiple namespaces for trivial reasons are great an…
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Comment #7035256
These are all really helpful points. I've been trying to do #1 over the past few months but I'm not sure if what I'm good at is valued in this environment. I think I have a little …
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Comment #7032034
Thanks for this--I think the guys I work with do care about clean design and code. However, as soon as we start to discuss bigger concepts like that the lingo changes from practica…
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Comment #7030965
This is really helpful advice--being primarily self-taught, I've probably missed out on a lot of the "whys." Thank you. :)
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Comment #7030769
Well, what do you mean by "teach yourself?" It's one thing to read up/use trivially vs becoming fully competent at speaking about it and using it. Or is it normal to be googling th…
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Comment #7030739
Thank you--those are three things I suppose I could get better at. :)
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How did you go from being an adequate to exceptional programmer?
I'm new to web development and am primarily self-taught. I know enough to get my own site live, make it look good, and make somewhat nuanced decisions about its architecture and th…
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Comment #6607584
Fair points back--plenty of people think they like coding (or think it's something else entirely) without having really done it. Best of luck with it. :)
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Comment #6607491
Developer bootcamps are expensive, but offer more than just knowledge. If you're looking to get a job as a software developer, paying for a bootcamp allows you access to experts bu…
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Comment #6601563
Is there a Colorado > Berlin movement starting? Am planning to visit there for a good month over the next year. :)
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Comment #6224572
Working at a coffee shop now--don't see what the problem is. :)
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Comment #6213735
Have loved following ooomf since about March of this year. Brilliant, simple service.