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📅 March 5, 2018

Building Your Personal Code Repository

Of the countless tips and tricks I have learned over the years, none is more valuable than a personal code repository. We put so much time and effort into our source code it only makes sense to reap the benefits…

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📅 March 2, 2018

Keeping Things Light In a Hectic World

We spend a lot of time talking about how to squeeze every drop out of each day. That includes ways to stay driven and avoid distractions. Although all of this is important, we also need to focus on keeping things light…

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📅 February 28, 2018

Passive Networking and Building Trust

The type of networking where you shake hands and pass out business cards has its purpose. However, passive networking is a far more valuable tool for building your brand. This is where you build your network by offering help and…

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📅 February 26, 2018

A General Approach To Testing Strategies For Developers

Testing strategies for developers are often seen as lacking import. To be honest, developers are in their role to write code, not provide quality assurance. However, that does not excuse the implementers from being part of testing and sharing that work.…

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📅 February 23, 2018

Stop and Smell The Roses

Life is a busy thing for those of us in IT and pursuing entrepreneurial goals. Nevertheless, we still need to find some time to “live” life while still pursuing those areas. The act of stopping to smell the roses is not…

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📅 February 21, 2018

When to Give In When To Hold Your Ground

There comes a time where you have a difference of opinion from your customer. This may be due to personal taste, or it may be a misunderstanding. There are even cases where a customer insists on a path that goes…

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