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Chris Hawkes Interview: Getting Into Programming & Career Advice
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Chris Hawkes Interview: Getting Into Programming & Career Advice
So, today I partnered up with an amazing guy, Chris Hawkes, which I know a lot of you like. He has an awesome YouTube Channel and most of my audience watches his YouTube Channel. So, I've figured that it would be incredible to partner up with him so that we could talk more about software development.
So, Chris and I had an amazing talk. We have discussed how to get into programming, what are the best ways to get into programming, what the future holds for programmers, some silly mistakes software developers still make and what are the best things you could adopt in your career to become a successful software developer.
Wanna know more about all this stuff and still get some incredible advice from Chris Hawkes? Watch this video and find out!
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