This series is dedicated to the little things in programming that make you want to bang your head against the wall. Today’s post is about: confusing error messages.
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Talk: Two Decades in Tech – A Survival Guide
Working in tech for the past 20 years hasn’t been without its challenges. In fact, it’s been challenge after challenge. Yet, I know this journey has come with opportunities for my family and self that only others can dream of.
I want to pay it forward. I want to leave a blueprint, as you will, for how I’ve been able to navigate this career and stay grounded and focused on what really matters.
This talk is all about embracing the adventure of a tech career with the excitement and preparedness of a camping trip. You’ll learn to adapt, balance, communicate, navigate, and innovate, ensuring your tech journey is as thrilling and fulfilling as a journey through the great outdoors!
Continue ReadingIt’s been a long road, but I’m glad I stayed!
This is my last official week at Meetup. The company has been acquired and as these things often go there has been a “restructuring.” However, before you start feeling sorry for me, you must know that I’m fortunate. I’m looking forward to taking a break and decompressing from the whirlwind of the past four and a half years.
And whirlwind is putting it lightly. Come, join me for a trip down memory lane!
Continue ReadingHow to use A/B tests to maximize your app’s revenue
Show the annual plan first? Or the monthly? Which should you choose? It depends. That’s why you must use A/B tests to prove or disapprove your assumptions about any changes to your app’s checkout experience. Let’s see how it’s done.
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