Don't Be a Lopsided Web Developer
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From my Code Camp talk, Don't Be a Lopsided Web Developer. The new HTML5 etc./ web stack is huge, not one technology to learn buy many. It's easy to be jagged and uneven in our mastery of them all. In this talk, I provide tips on being a well-rounded web developer in control of the necessary technologies, techniques, and architectural patterns.
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