5 Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me About Programming Before I Started
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Practical advice about five non-technical pitfalls that affect developers’ success, focusing on process and collaboration rather than code. Covers how interpersonal habits, team practices, and day-to-day workflows can improve code quality, careers, and onboarding for newcomers to the community.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 14:18DEFAULT ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT RUBYISTS
- 38:47SHARE THE LEARNING
- 42:34CULT OF DONE MANIFESTO
- 43:325 THINGS I WISH I KNEW...
- 45:37KERRI MILLER (@KERRIZOR)
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