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burdenless/README.md

Hi 👋, I'm Bobby

A reformed Christian technologist

I am passionate about good engineering team cultures 💪 and simple, elegant, and robust software systems ⚙️

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✍️ I regularly write articles on https://therise.hashnode.dev

Connect with me:

@burdenless

Languages and Tools:

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    |ℇ| Code for the Project Euler challenges I have solved

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  4. New Developer's Resources & Learning... New Developer's Resources & Learning Guide
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    ## Instructions
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    1. First things first: create a profile on [GitHub](https://github.com), which is where you will store all of your code.
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    2. Secondly, check out a few of the resources below and prioritize what you need. If you read through the first couple of exercises and have no idea what is happening, look at a different website, tutorial, or video series that might fit your level of experience better; you want to build a really solid foundation with computer science principles.
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    3. Finally, don't get frustrated. It takes a while to "re-wire" your brain to think in computer science logic and terminology. It's okay, that happens to everyone.
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