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When your code doesn't quite hit the mark on the first try... just call it 'Version 1.0'! 🚀👩💻 #bpbonline #Version1Humor #Codingmemes #techfun #developersmeme #CodingFun #TechLaughs #IterativeCoding #EmbraceTheBugs #LaughAtYourCode #TechMemes #developermemes
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“Iterative coding develops your project in short cycles, each one producing a working artifact. This approach can be used in a fractal fashion and applied each time you develop a new feature on an existing project." https://t.co/11mSiyfyOv
#blog #iterativecoding #featureflags
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Start with the smallest possible thing you can build that barely meets a single need of a handful of users. Build that. Release it. Have a conversation and get feedback. Using that feedback, make a single small modification and release again. Repeat until the users are happy.
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Plus, they've just started releasing new episodes. Can't recommend this podcast by @JamieJBartlett enough.
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Thank you!! :)
Bit of a different recommendation this week. A Day in Code - A picture book written in code, by @Sundaelectronic. I love a good book, and this is one of the most interesting concepts I've seen in a while. Go give it a look on @Kickstarter
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Our recommendation this week is a Podcast from the BBC called The Missing Cryptoqueen. Not as techy as some of our recommendations, but a really interesting listen about some of the not so nice things people do with computers. https://t.co/npcWUlmEjR
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Good news everyone! The second edition is out now.
This week's recommendation is the brilliant "99 Bottles of OOP" by @sandimetz It is a fantastic book about writing well-tested code, as well as the right way to refactor. Plus, the second edition is out this year for free if you already own it! https://t.co/3UVZCd6fKu
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Our recommendation this week is a small talk about, well, talking. With all the flashy, new technology that is always being released, it is easy to forget about the Soft Skills involved in being a developer.
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Our recommendation of the week is... This fantastic guide to SVG animations!
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Sound the blog post siren. We've got a new one! A small introduction to StringBuilder. https://t.co/w0vbQkEQle
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AlphaCodium: Enhancing OpenAI's o1 with Iterative Coding Techniques https://t.co/MrT26Y2wjM
#ai #ArtificialInteligence #AlphaCodium #OpenAI #Coding #TechInnovation #IterativeCoding
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I've written a small piece about how to solve development problems by not being in front of your computer.
So, we've all been spending a lot of time sat in front of our machines at home recently. But we've got a question for you. Are you getting enough Vitamin Tea? https://t.co/JSue1AiTut
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I really can't recommend this book highly enough! It's great no matter what level you are at.
This week's recommendation is the brilliant "99 Bottles of OOP" by @sandimetz It is a fantastic book about writing well-tested code, as well as the right way to refactor. Plus, the second edition is out this year for free if you already own it! https://t.co/3UVZCd6fKu
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Our recommendation of the week is... https://t.co/mOwzGu8C6Y The Google Chrome Developers YouTube channel! They're uploading loads of talks from https://t.co/TNbW4svrwj. Excellent look into the latest in web development!
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Our first ever recommendation of the week is... "The Art of Code" - a talk by Dylan Beattie. It's an engaging, high-paced journey looking at some of the incredible ways people are creating art with software. https://t.co/dM5IKmbhSl
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A really interesting read from the blog about some cool new things in C#9
We just published a blog post on the new immutability language features in C#9! Looks set to get rid of a lot of nasty boilerplate code! https://t.co/LlJEuUCifR
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We just published a blog post on the new immutability language features in C#9! Looks set to get rid of a lot of nasty boilerplate code! https://t.co/LlJEuUCifR
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So, we've all been spending a lot of time sat in front of our machines at home recently. But we've got a question for you. Are you getting enough Vitamin Tea? https://t.co/JSue1AiTut
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This week's recommendation is the brilliant "99 Bottles of OOP" by @sandimetz It is a fantastic book about writing well-tested code, as well as the right way to refactor. Plus, the second edition is out this year for free if you already own it! https://t.co/3UVZCd6fKu
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