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From zero to coder! Check out 'Coding Essentials 101: The What, Why, and How' and start your tech journey today. Read more about it here: https://buff.ly/3QPUqAt
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Strategic Leader and Growth Advocate | Region Manager at Daktronics | Elevating Digital Signage Solutions Across the Mid-Atlantic
No words are needed for this, in my opinion...but WOW, IMPRESSIVE..and the time it takes to ensure that the hands are the same position as the T-Shirt cannons, that takes some skill! Best part, all of this was engineered and installed by Daktronics Questions or have a unique situation at YOUR facility, let's talk!
The LA Clippers are taking fan experience to the next level at Intuit Dome ?? Owner Steve Ballmer just unveiled a game-changer: their new halo video board can fire t-shirts to every seat in the arena. No more missing out if you’re in the nosebleeds—everyone gets a shot at catching a shirt. (??: Taylor Fieux / X)
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Let's debate it: 80K lines of code on an MVP in stealth mode... (For context, 80K lines is bigger that some production systems I've built.) Over the years I've launched 5 tech business from from idea to market. I've gone through the MVP process so many times that I know how the rhythm feels. The MVP gospel is always: Get to market with the SMALLEST viable product. More specifically, go to market with the smallest product that VALIDATES your product hypothesis! Why so big? I'm validating a problem for a fundamentally difficult problem that has already been attempted many times with small surface level product solutions. But keen to hear if anyone thinks this is a terrible decision though in the comments or DM me (This is partially tongue-in-cheek as I already have customers using the product ?? but have yet to launch it in any public manner)
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Deciding to delete something can be quite punishing if you end up needing it down the line. Fortunately, software engineers don't have that problem. 7Factor CEO Jeremy D. says deleting code is much better than commenting it out. If you need to reference that code the source control can always pull it back up. Keeping the workspace clean and removing valueless substances is a great way to increase the productivity and accessibility of a project. To learn more about good software engineering habits, watch our latest DevBetter episode where we look at bad code and discuss ways to make it better:?https://loom.ly/8agk9e4
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Software Engineer - Data @ContentStudio | AWS Certified Developer Associate | Full stack Developer
Are you a software engineer looking to level up? Try to understand how your work is adding value to its users and think how you can drive growth further. Here's a detailed overview on how we can achieve that.
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Join LaunchDarkly CEO, Dan Rogers, in conversation w/Redmonk Co-founder, James Governor, as they discuss the current state of software engineering & how the future is looking brighter than ever w/upcoming announcements at LaunchDarkly's Launch Week. ??
Launch Week Fireside Chat: Dan Rogers & James Governor
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Today's DocsAutomator's 1st anniversary! ?? ?? Wrote down my key learnings from the first year of scaling to 2000 users, 150 subscribers, a few thousand $s MRR and steady 10-20% MoM growth. I hope it helps someone who's starting out or is on a similar journey in general. Find the full post here: https://lnkd.in/e_GsTzcy
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"Go?be?a?product?manager,?because?it?is?going?to?be?a?sea?change." On this week's Reqless, Rich Ziade and Paul Ford speculate about the future of software engineering—and offer up some advice for folks starting out. Listen to the whole conversation: https://lnkd.in/ehHhFhJT
