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A good programmer can get more done than 10 bad programmers, but a bad programmer's code can keep 10 good programmers busy for years.
I do not draw. 100% of my comics are SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) generated by code. As part of my November "Build in Public" challenge with @MeetKevon, I will show you how I do this. For today, here's a little teaser.
(Check out the original: eddiots.com/1609)
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Holy cow, that is amazing. Here's to your next milestone 78
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Hey Ed nice seeing you in the timeline.
U were the cool 58 yo programmer years ago.
How much cooler have u gotten now?
Your book Best of edw519 has always been inspiring!
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We code faster, not slower. We solve the business problem on the first try, the code is clean, it doesn't have to be refactored and the solution isn't over-engineered.
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I’m glad I joined Twitter after my first developer job.
Some pieces of advice and roadmaps from here would’ve confused me badly.
When you’re a beginner it’s difficult to discern good information from bad information. Be aware who/what you follow!
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i asked my husband for some space, and he gave me a 1 TB external hard drive lol
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Best of @edw519 shared on discord server. Give it a read!
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I once stared at a piece of code for 15 minutes trying to figure out what "par" meant.
Eventually I realized it was "parent".
Someone saved 50ms by not typing "ent". The savings was paid for by 15 mins of frustration.
Don't abbreviate. Thinking is more expensive than typing.
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I think one of the most destructive myths in software is that it costs more or takes longer to develop higher-quality code. IME, the higher the quality, the faster the development goes. You cannot be fast if you can't trust your code.
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Bugs do not appear by magic. Somebody was paid to write them. Somebody was encouraged to work in a way that bugs would be created. The inevitability of bugs (beyond a very small number) is a myth. Their presence reflects the culture.
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Come put the U in CRUD!
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Come learn to build simple CRUD Apps that Create, Read, & Delete w/ #Node
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Tonight we are running back CRUD, building out simple APIs, and getting our stuff hosted on Heroku!
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Come learn how to build your own APIs using #node & Express!
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Come start your backend journey with #node!
We are tackling the Event Loop, Stacks, Queues, and a bunch of other important topics!
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