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Experience the energy of a tech conference—right here in Dayton, for free! This one-day mini-conference brings together five expert speakers covering great software development, architecture, leadership, and security topics.

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Networking is a powerful tool in your job search arsenal. Building and maintaining a broad and diverse network can significantly enhance your career prospects.

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This was a panel session of questions and answers about QA.

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I needed to validate that there were minimal changes over hundreds of pages from one release to the next. This is my solution.

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My experiences at what I consider one of the finest conferences around (not just Ohio).

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How do we set and manage daily goals?

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We can use a simply CSS pseudo-class to remove awkward logic.

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What happens when a Senior Developer takes a boot camp fullstack course? Let's see ...

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It's always about Bob. For me, the journey into considering who "Bob" is started with an amazingly funny movie, "What About Bob?"

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Things to account for, research, and practice.

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I was so deep into my own thoughts and ownership of the code that I couldn't see the good that was right in front of me all the time. Here are a few things to consider for those of us that overthink things in our lives ...

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The Not-Not Pattern (!!), or bang-bang, is a way in JavaScript to do a type conversion. This pattern can have some significant and unexpected side-effects.

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The **destructuring assignment** syntax is a JavaScript expression that makes it possible to unpack values from arrays, or properties from objects, into distinct variables.

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AWS Database Request Units are one area that I always have to refer back to. I wrote this reference to make sure I understand the math needed.

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When deciding between map and forEach, the first consideration should be a functional issue. The map function does not change the original data.

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Their code-review process was broken. It took weeks or more to get a review completed. It was all done in the name of writing "good code," but the result was less than effective.

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The reviews would come in. I read them. I got angry. How dare anyone question "MY CODE?"

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One of the most curious things I did was start a photo series I called "Froglette." We dropped him in the mail and an unusual story began.

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I have recently realized that I was doing something wrong and I'd like to document it here in the hopes that this technique will help someone else.

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Geeks like myself are bothered by the fact that we cannot (actually, we can) use an animated background in Microsoft Teams.

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When installing the Angular CLI we could see that there was a Fetch Error occurring.

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What advice would you give me so that I can stand out from the crowd and allow me to land my first developer job. That is a big question.

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I've gotten continuous requests for information about starting out in the tech industry. The core of this article are some things that can make your first 30-days stand out.

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(Or, how to not go through the somewhat painful 38+ year process it took me to find my dream job.) I...

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I am providing this information based on decades of experience, moving from job to job, ultimately looking for something and not even truly realizing what I was looking for until I got there.

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When networking, there are a few things you can do to ensure success and reduce stress.

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Who ever thinks to go back and try challenges again a month later to see how they've improved? Should we go back and try again as we learn more of the functionality of the languages we are exploring?

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I'm so tired of people treating me like a high school kid who just wrote her first hobby program on this platform. This affects me for the worse.

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Angular has a series of date functions (and more). I've seen that pipes are the preferred methods for using this type of functionality. However, I want to introduce this functionality for anyone considering using an external tool that can be managed within Angular itself.

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I've always blocked `console.log` when my Unit Tests run. This scenario showed me that the Unit Tests can be used to ensure the "stubbed" code will break the tests when the real functionality gets put in place.