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You might have a book that really shaped how you write code today. Some books make more sense if you read them later in your career. We discuss the changing value of books as a learning resource as you gain experience.
00:00 Using books as a resource
01:59 Changing perspectives as you gain experience
03:05 Recognizing real-world applications of what you read
05:45 Balancing enthusiasm with experience
07:20 You don't need to learn everything
09:35 Silly bit
You could spend a few thousand dollars on books, but maybe that money is better spent working with us.
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