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Talkat Burlington Ruby Conference 2013 · 2013-08-03..08-04· [ruby]
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Five concrete habits map to measurable improvement: always be coding by building clones (Twitter/Facebook), contributing fixes to gems, or deleting a library’s spec dir and writing tests from scratch; put GitHub on your resume — hiring screens prefer a GitHub link; blog implementation notes and post walkthroughs of dissected gems; volunteer to speak to force learning (learned RubyMotion fast then taught it); prioritize hallway networking to meet maintainers and land gigs.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 3:05how do i become more desirable?
  3. 3:21a quick story
  4. 8:35how do you get to carnegie hall?
  5. 9:16practice
  6. 10:18how do you get to google?
  7. 10:50build your own apps
  8. 12:00write tests for an existing library
  9. 12:50put it on your resume!
  10. 14:20fix issues for your favorite libraries
  11. 15:02build your name
  12. 15:18build your style
  13. 17:10improve documentation
  14. 19:48learn new topics
  15. 20:42meet people
  16. 22:02be an extrovert!
  17. 23:29next gig?
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