Good things I've read recently here

I am procrastinating hard on writing new articles here. I believe in structured procrastination so I can apply this principle here?

Yes! Instead of writing myself, I will talk about the good things I've read recently here.

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How to do a presentation that is interesting? @n_mehlhorn invite us to learn the art of story telling. This is an article I will need to read and re-read again.

How to Make Interesting Presentations for Software Projects

Nils Mehlhorn ・ Jan 27 '20

#productivity #tutorial #career #techtalks

Did you know that you can use Dev listings to search for a remote job? Read @peter for more details.

Looking for remote work? Here’s what’s currently available on DEV Listings

Peter Kim Frank ・ May 14 '19

#listings #hiring #meta

Erik Ditrick from @daedtech explain you how you to do a resume correctly. Not the usual advice.

Resume Skills for the Developer with Upward Ambition

Erik Dietrich ・ Jan 15 '20

#career #softskills #jobsearch

If you want to impress your friends with your Kotlin skills, I recommend reading @ahmedrizwan opening a magic box: How do DSL work in Kotlin? Hint: there is no magic.

Quick Recipe for creating DSLs in Kotlin

Ahmed Rizwan ・ Jan 30 '20

#kotlin #android #beginners

If you are bored implementing quicksort and factorial, and are looking for something more realistic, @renegadecoder94 has 71 Python snippets that solve real world problems

71 Python Code Snippets for Everyday Problems

Jeremy Grifski ・ Jan 29 '20

#python #programming #coding