Book
4 months ago
Will start by reading Essential Windows Presentation Foundation.
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Learn WPF
1 entry |
3 people |
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Learn Ruby
2 entries |
1,851 people |
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Build my personal brand
1 entry |
3 people |
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Read more code
3 entries |
1 person |
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Practice speed reading
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3 people |
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Learn Discounted Cash Flow Analysis
1 entry |
1 person |
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Find out more about grad b-school.
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1 person |
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Check out ACM and Top Coder programming problems
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1 person |
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Pass Exam 70-536
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1 person |
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Pass Exam 70-528
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1 person |
Since I’m trying to learn Ruby, I’ll study the source code of Rake instead.
Finished “Learning Ruby” (skipped the intro chapter to Rails). Mostly syntax stuff, which I’m sure I’ll forget very soon if I don’t start writing some code. It doesn’t show the “idioms” of Ruby programming though. I hear Rake is a good example of using Ruby to create a Domain Specific Language for “make” tools. So the next thing I’ll do is to study the source code of Rake, and then write some toy programs.