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I'm guessing in order to successfully log-in, you've to trigger yourself as someone who's eligible? Otherwise, it looks like everyone else is wondering how to make it work.

I'm not very proficient on this matter, but I think you're missing some essentials. Things are already automated quite a bit, imagine seeing your server at local Starbucks - heating up a kettle on top of some firewood, grinding those coffee beans with his bare hands. I think in a sense, many things are already automated; you just have to look at it that way.

You're right, automation is scary. As a blogger, I always thought it would be cool to have as much automated tasks as possible, especially in those dark corners of content. I'm okay with admitting that I was wrong. You as a person can come up with a lot better solutions, not to mention that it's hard to teach emotion to machines.

Sorry if I got the wrong message, this kind of just blew out of my brain.

I'm pretty sure that we won't be seeing a lot of in-depth tutorials on Swift for the rest of the year, so until then you can try and rely on these resources:

http://codecondo.com/communities-for-swift-developers/

http://codecondo.com/learn-swift-programming-for-ios-app-dev...

http://codecondo.com/the-complete-ios8-and-swift-course/

I hope it helps.

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http://codecondo.com/10-ways-to-learn-python/

the absolute essential starting point for any want-to-be developer.

The site is dead!

(Free) JavaScript Books:

http://codecondo.com/free-javascript-books/

Looks great, love these concepts!

You're totally correct, fixed!

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Hey, thanks for putting this in front of me, chances are I'd have missed the list otherwise.

Anyhow, can anyone recommend some absolute must haves from this list? I'd love to order a few books on this subject.

Is it anything like code challenges? I might add it to this list: http://codecondo.com/coding-challenges/

I would love to see you explain the funny part about it. :)

Thank you. The work is related to writing, so most of the time I'd only be taking up the space for my laptop, and perhaps a notebook or two to keep notes.

I'd probably need at least 4-5 solid hours, during the working days of the week. Any other place you know of, please let me know. I'm trying out a few places, but I've found nothing of significance yet.

What about Bristol, UK? Anyone has got any recommendations?

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I compiled list a few months ago, there are also quite a bit of suggestions in the comments.

http://codecondo.com/16-online-javascript-editors-for-web-de...

I hope it helps in one way or another.

presumably, you're out of luck. I don't think this particular monetizing model is very viable these days, except for really high-quality content/websites, which probably have better deals already, anyway.

I wrote a post on some of these a little while ago,

http://codecondo.com/7-static-site-generators-for-building-w...

only featured stuff that the majority of developers use.

I wonder where you got the inspiration for that concern.

so you're trying to say that you didn't care about it for 3 whole days, awesome!

I was thinking this earlier today[0] - do those gangsta dudes who write books, do they put the phrase 'do you know what I'm saying?' after every other sentence?

[0]: white guy who uses gangsta slang with his homies

It's not scary, it's the truth, and it's bad. But, what can you do?

really, Amazon placed a BANNER saying "go buy other books"... the editor needs to realize that changing up words and terminology can really make a huge difference on how people perceive a story...

who is we?

"advice from mentors"

.. did you read what the guy said?

so, where do these people hang out on the depths of the web? any forums that actively discuss this type of stuff? i'm dead serious, haven't looked at that side of things for a long time, just curious what has changed.