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Jeremy DeYoung has been building software applications for about the last 20 years. He also has worked with many startups. He is a self-defined coder but not a developer and goes through the distinction. He shares how he got into programming without going to college. He talks about the dangers of creating code just to impress your boss as opposed to creating good code that works well.
What You Will Learn:
- How to be a great Senior Developer
- The benefits of the 18-month rule
- Pair Programming
- The rule of 7 backups
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