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Brian Hogan built Codecaster to get the most out of the time he had with students in class by maximizing practice.
“If you’re the teacher it’s your responsibility to create a welcoming teaching environment.”
The creator of Codecaster on creating a product to solve your own problem, why he built it in a language he’d never used before, the features he shipped in the beta version and how he built feedback loops into his project.
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