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Programmer, husband, recent Acme user, and now blogger.
I enjoy the great outdoors and the awesome tech community that New England has to offer. I also can’t turn down a good cup of coffee and love discussions around programming.
Master of Computer Science, Pursuing
Georgia Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Software Engineering, 2015
Auburn University
How a software process can improve your learning process.
Do you think syntax highlighting is overrated? Do you find yourself reminiscing of the days when black text on a yellow background was spiffy? Are you constantly telling people to get off your lawn? This might be the post for you.
I love getting professional opinions on books. Especially with technical books because they are time consuming to read and I want to get the most benefit from my time. That’s why I’m making this document to contribute my reviews so that other people can use them to make decisions on what to read to progress their own careers.
A page of resources that I’ve found useful and want to keep forever, but don’t want clogging my bookmarks.
One thing I always try to search for after finding a really useful, personal blog is a listing of the tools that person uses. Because if they have really good advice, they might use really good tools. Might. So in case someone (literally probably one person) wants to know the tools I use, here they are.
Macbook Pro 13” Retina display
Apple Magic Keyboard 2
Logitech MX Master
CODE keyboard (blue switches)
Evoluent Vertical Mouse 4 Right (wired)
CODE keyboard (clear switches)
Magic Trackpad 2
For anything else, I try to use native Mac apps: Mail, Pages, Keynote, Numbers, Reminders, Notes, iBooks, and iTunes for all their obvious purposes.