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    Jan 26

    There is more under the hood than meets the eye. We explore the process of building a satisfying Slack V3.0 integration.

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  3. It's better for your GUI to crash in front of a tester than a user who could rage-tweet about it

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  5. Feb 24

    A hobby project turns into a cautionary tale, a classic developer lament: I didn’t know what I didn’t know.

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  6. Feb 24
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    Feb 23

    In case you missed it, our own was on the podcast talking about dev tools, Jamstack, and APIs. Check it out!

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  8. Feb 23

    Welcome to the second lesson in our Level Up series: Mastering statistics with Python. You can check out some great material on our blog and tune in live at 4pm EST for a coding session with

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  9. Feb 23

    The biggest latency concern isn’t from method call to execution; it’s from feature idea to implementation.

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  10. Feb 23

    The magic of quantum computing uses the phenomenon of interference to make wrong answers cancel out while right answer amplify each other.

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  11. Feb 23
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  12. Feb 22

    Capture all the smoke from burning wood, and it might very well weigh more than the logs you started with.

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  16. Feb 19

    Traveling the world while working is great, but it can add a lot of complexity to your taxes and compensation.

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  17. Feb 18

    Which problems does a front-end framework solve, and is it the right fit for your next project? From the archive:

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  18. Feb 18

    Quantum computing has the potential to revolutionize computer science, but is complex and can be difficult to access. A new consortium of industry partners is trying to lower the barrier to entry for the average developer.

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  20. Feb 17

    From the archive: shares her most embarrassing mistakes as a programmer (So far)

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  21. Feb 17

    There is something to be said for being a big fish in a little pond. The more engineers at your company, the harder it can be to establish your individual impact.

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