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Contact me at beth dot appel at gmail dot com.
Improv experience:
I've been taking classes since 2004 (that's 7 years!) at UCB and Magnet with a bunch of teachers. I was on UCB Harold Teams Monstro and CAPTCHA. I will help you find and play game, work...
Started by betafippel on
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All the better.
Of the smartest players, and somebody who approaches improv knowing exactly what she's doing.
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I'm in the process of developing my first major project. It's a light-weight content management system.
I have developed all of my own framework for the project. I'm sure that will attract many flames, and a few 'tut-tut's, but it seems to be doing quite...
Started by EvilChookie on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Here's a couple I can think of off the top of my head:
How does your app perform as data sizes increase?... .
Performing well in your testing environment is a good start, but there's other issues you'll need to think about as well (if you haven't already) .
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What software do you use to improve your typing speed ?
Are there other thing (like finger exercises, theory book, whatever) I should have a look at to improve my speed and/or accuracy ?
Started by Brann on
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They covered our hands with boxes....
[Obligatory reference to everyone's most hated touch-typing tutor, Mavis Beacon]
When I was in Highschool, we had to take a typing course .
I guess any program will do as long as you practice regularly .
I use ktouch.
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What are the things you would like to recommend to improve architecture and coding skills ?
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How to improve my architecture design skills How to learn “good software design/architecture”? What is an excellent software architecture....
Read books (Code Complete, GOF) read other people's code This has been covered extensively in previous questions .
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I like to improve my programming skill
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In order to be truly great at something you must either be born with an innate ability to do it or you must throw yourself completely into learning and ... .
The best way to improve is to practice - the more you code, they better you will get at it.
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The single most effective thing I have done to improve my soft skills is to take an acting class.
What is the single most effective thing you have done to improve your soft skills?
Related questions:
What is the single most effective thing that you have...
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And one thing that I learned there and I will never forget was... .
A few years ago I attended a workshop about communication .
Started answering questions here - the ability to explain complex things in a way other people can understand them is very useful .
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How do you improve your ASP.NET MVC application performance?
Started by SDReyes on
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Quote from ScottGu himself: The Microsoft Ajax CDN enables you to significantly improve the performance of ASP.NET Web Forms and ASP.NET MVC....
Not an earth shattering optimization but I thought I'd throw this out there - Use CDN's for jquery, etc .
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List anything you think is great to improve c++ knowledge... Please be concrete when giving solutions.
Started by KJP on
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The....
Start with Scott Meyer's Effective C++.
Learning a language that has many different ways to solve the same problem, a wealth of undefined behavior, keywords that have multiple context-dependent meanings and an ambiguous grammar will never be fast .
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How do I improve my typing skills?
I still can't get the fingers correct, and the speed
Started by linkedlist on
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A touchtyping tutor can be very beneficial, depending on your patience (although, I assume that you are committed to doing so, as... .
Actually lots of practice makes perfect..
Http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001188.html
Practice makes perfect.
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We know it's lacking documentation but what other parts would you like to see improved?
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