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The really good programmers spend a lot of time programming. I haven鈥檛 seen very good programmers who don鈥檛 spend a lot of time programming.
- Peter Seibel
馃攭 That's all, folks! Season one has come to an end, and the best bits are all neatly bundled for your enjoyment: dlvr.it/QNCH7B
馃攭 We've covered some of the best insights over the course of the past 6 months from some of the best devs out there. Catch our last episode for season one: dlvr.it/QNB0F9
Some of the best programming is done on paper, really. Putting it into the computer is just a minor detail.
- Max Kanat-Alexander
It seems that everyone has pressure to be a rock-star developer. Is it realistic? Perhaps the pusuit of rockstar-dom begins with acknowleding that you're just ok: dlvr.it/QN5qdh
Ever wanted to quickly test out a module from NPM, but don't want to go through the slog of initialising a project? Well, if you have the latest npm installed, npx is the command you're looking for: dlvr.it/QN4ttq
馃攭 There's a lot of great info we've gleaned from our guests - we've packaged it and shipped it in our last episode for season one: dlvr.it/QN1Yvf
馃攭 All good things come to an end of a season! We've covered some of the best insights over the course of the past 6 months from some of the best devs out there: dlvr.it/QN0Zvh
A language that doesn't affect the way you think about programming is not worth knowing.
- Alan J. Perlis
There's a lot of talk about state machines lately - what are they and why are they valuable? @rtfeldman does a great job of describing how to make the impossible... impossible! dlvr.it/QMwwD4
What habits do you employ to improve on a daily basis? There's an interesting discussion going on over here: dlvr.it/QMvhzh
The best programs are written so that computing machines can perform them quickly and so that human beings can understand them clearly.
- Donald Ervin Knuth
馃攭 And that's a wrap for season one! We've covered some of the best insights over the course of the past 6 months from some of the best devs out there: dlvr.it/QMqJ9c
馃攭 We've just published our last episode of the season where we're wrapping up by covering some of best insights from last few months: dlvr.it/QMnyfm
Python is the language of choice with machine learning, but how about Javascript devs? Here's a great write-up on what it means for a web devleoper: dlvr.it/QMmXgF
馃攭 Stay tuned tomorrow for our last episode of the season! Yup, we're taking a break for a few months, and we're wrapping up by covering some of best insights from last few months.
Refactoring is important, especially if you follow the TDD approach, but at what point does refactoring have diminishing returns? dlvr.it/QMglms
we are all shaped by the tools we train ourselves to use, and in this respect programming languages have a devious influence: they shape our thinking habits.
- Edsger W. Dijkstra
馃攭 @chriscoyier gives mad props to @jake_albaugh, @timsabat, and @alexquez on our latest episode: dlvr.it/QMZvzj
