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DenverCoder9 and the future of DEV

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Intro to Logarithms Big O

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What It Takes to Get Certified to Review Code at Google

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Functional vs. Imperative Patterns in JavaScript

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Open Source SDKs and World Class Developer Experience

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Top 43 Programming Languages: When and How to Use Them

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Why Facebook's api starts with a for loop

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Implement real time subscriptions on top of PostgreSQL

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Solving Tic Tac Toe with Alloy

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How do you manage your web application configurations?

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Big-O Notation: Beginners Guide

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Identifying and Mitigating the Ninety-Ninety Rule in Software Development

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The Depression and Anxiety Paradox

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Final Thoughts on the State of the Web Survey

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How to build a chat application with Dart 2

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Why the React community is missing the point about Web Components

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I created a bot that talks to recruiters for me (and it's sooo good)

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@dev.to | 6 years ago

Show HN: Plek – Continuous Deployment Using Now and Fly Integrated with GitHub

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Things that changed the JavaScript and the Web forever

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“Same Reference” vs. “Same Value”

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@dev.to | 6 years ago

Lessons I learned from training with special forces that I use in software dev

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How I organize my knowledge as a Software Engineer

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Blog Post – Thoughts on Site Monitoring Tool – UpDown

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Should programming languages be made for IDEs rather than humans?

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Software Engineer Productivity: coding

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@dev.to | 6 years ago

How a Month Without Computers Changed Me

I’ve sent a message to my family and delegated my open source projects to my friends. With my last tweet sent, I turn off my laptop, phone, and tablet. My Digital Sabbath begins in 10 minutes: no digital devices for the next month. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

GitHub is Celebrating Halloween

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@dev.to | 6 years ago

Show HN: A simple React Form solution

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@dev.to | 6 years ago

Is front-end development having an identity crisis?

Does front-end development as a we know it still exist; or has the role evolved into something we no longer recognise? As with evolution in nature, the evolution of "front-end" has resulted in several distinct flavours --- and in my opinion --- an identity crisis. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Multiple Environments with Heroku and Git – DEV Community ‍‍

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Essential quality of life terminal improvements – DEV Community ‍‍

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Why Not React Native? Why Not Flutter? Why Not Meteor? Why Not NativeScript?

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You want HOW MANY years experience?

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The Ideas Behind React Easy State: Utilizing ES6 Proxies

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@dev.to | 6 years ago

State of Express 2018

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@dev.to | 6 years ago

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@dev.to | 6 years ago

4 Things Developers Take for Granted That Used to Be Really Hard

While development is still complicated, some things have definitely improved. | Continue reading


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