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Concurrency in Golang with a Binary Search Problem

Solving problems with Go can be a really fun and rewarding experience. Exploring concurrency with goroutines applied to a classic binary search problem.

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Infinite Scroll with Remix Run

Remix Run has landed and created a lot of buzz in the JavaScript community. Here's how to implement infinite scroll using Remix's loader pattern.

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How does a baby pronounce Memorization? Memoization!

Memoization is a concept of computation in which common results are stored, or cached, to avoid redundant recalculation. A deep dive into how and when to use it.

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Vets Who Code — Servicing Tech Opportunities to Those Who Served

When separating from the US Army in 2016, I thought I had my future figured out. Vets Who Code changed my trajectory and opened the door to a career in software.

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Bubbles… in JavaScript

Event handlers on DOM elements are a commonality in JavaScript. The concept of event bubbling happens when nested elements share the same event handler — here's how it works.

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Merge into Master Often? Automate!

Working in an engineering department of 50+ engineers means merge conflicts are a daily reality. Here's how to automate the pain away.

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Allures & Dangers of External Code Dependencies

Open source collaboration is one of the best things in tech. But leaning too heavily on external libraries carries real risk — here's how to think about the tradeoff.

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The Three P's of Learning How to Code

After taking a TA position in my university's CS department, I distilled what separates students who succeed from those who struggle into three principles.

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VetsWhoCode — Helping Veterans Transition into Tech

A look at the organization helping current and separated service members break into the tech industry, and what that journey looked like for me.

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