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Learning programming is different from learning a programming language
You might be learning a programming language instead of programming itself. Read on to see why.
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Mirage of good code
When you write a code which gives you the impression of being correct, it's a mirage of code.
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Your client's dream is your nightmare
Clients only have dreams. And, their dreams become your nightmares at the moment they finish dreaming and wake up.
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How should you manage new project funds?
Funds allocated to a project are crucial to its success. You need to make a good cost management and also know the right time to disburse funds.
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How can you develop yourself as a developer?
As a developer, the challenge usually is to get time to learn while you keep on surviving by making little incomes. What do you need to make that easy?
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Don't fear the dev
It's just amazing to notice that so many people are still afraid of us, developers. When a client manages to order a service from you and decides to hide expecting you to just bring it and deliver, know that he's running from you for some of these reasons.
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Is coding for money a mistake?
Working for a company can be a boon for some and a calvary for others. These are nine good characteristics of most developers and those are the first rights you loose wherever you start working for a company.
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Your job isn't to finish, but to start
A website has a start, but never an end. In fact, this isn't applied to websites only. It's a general phenomenon to any living project.
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Always separate front-end and back-end
Why should you separate your front-end and back-end? This has proven itself to be the best approach to developing consistent apps.
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Can a poor person be a good programmer?
... they have to work to survive and probably take care of families. But, for that, they have to sacrifice their own dreams, and projects.