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Building Developers Lessons Learned from Hungry Academy
benjaminoakes edited this page Jun 23, 2012
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From Goruco 2012
Presenter: Jeff Casimir
I love to teach Ruby. I’m currently running Hungry Academy, a full-time training program for new developers, in partnership with LivingSocial.
Earlier this year we started Hungry Academy with 24 people, most of them with no programming experience whatsoever, and a plan to get them ready for the LivingSocial engineering team in five months. Here’s the quick story of what’s worked, what hasn’t, and the lessons learned as we try to solve the developer shortage.
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- Don't have time to read the whole thing?
- Here are the takeaways.
- "This page in a nutshell."
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- This section applies sometimes.
- "Android is the new IE." - John Bender
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From @username1:
- This layout is just a suggestion.
- It's kinda based on how Wikipedia is organized (e.g. an "External Links" section)
- Bullet points might work well. Paragraphs too. Up to you. :)
- This section is probably enough, but just in case here are some other ideas...
From @username2:
- It's best to leave "username dividers" to prevent merge conflicts later.
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- If some stuff is controversial, thought provoking, etc, we can have something like this.
- Kind of like "Talk" pages on Wikipedia.
- Sign it with your GitHub username, please. - benjaminoakes
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A crowd-sourced conference wiki!
Working together is better. :)
- Speakers, for example:
- Recent Conferences
- Software
- Offline Access
- Contributors (More than 50!)
- Code Frequency