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5 ways to succeed at learning a programming language
Whether you're taking up programming for the first time, or learning your 50th language, you might ask, "What's the best way to learn to program?" I surveyed dozens of people who taught themselves to program in Rust as part of my OSCON talk in 2016, and asked the expert autodidacts what advice they would give to others for picking up a new language. I found that despite their diverse backgrounds, all of my interviewees shared five common approaches to building new programming skills.
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GitHub Developer Program shows bigger love
The GitHub Developer Program (programme, if we’re using Her Majesty’s English) has been around for around three years now.
Essentially, this initiative exists to encourage developers to test out application builds that integrate with GitHub.
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GitHub Opens Developer Program to All
GitHub Inc. has revamped its developer program with several changes, including opening it up to all developers for the first time.
Previously, the three-year-old GitHub Developer Program was available to only those developers who had paid accounts at the open source code repository and software development platform specializing in Git-based version control.
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3 open source code libraries to handle MARC-formatted records
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