I've released an app to the playstore, developed for of my Udacity Android Developer Nanodegree Capstone project. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nvglabs.android.com.smartdeviceseeker "For any consumer interested in buying or looking for more information on a smart device.Contemplates the Smart Device Seeker web site "smadeseek.com" with a native mobile experience through the Android app which aims to become a database for smart devices as it allow users to search for their ideal smart device (phone, tablet, smartwatch) by going through specialized criteria, like the width of the device, the amount of megapixels the rear camera has, how many fps video can it shoot, etc. "

Is Stackoveflow creating hordes of copy and paste programmers, hindering truefull education or is it the other way around, that is complementing education?

Is a book these days, where there's competition by other mediums at large, like video lectures/mooc's, still considered a viable option? Have you considered using those newest mediums for teaching ?

When writing a book as in your C# in Depth, how do you strike the balance between recycling old material and covering the language's newest features? For example do you leave out stuff that was done in a particular way under an older C# version since under a newer version alternative ways of going about the same thing have been introduced?

Hi, Nikos from i-programmer.info . What's your advice to beginning programmers.Should one get to learn Java or C#?, looking at the matter both career prospect wise as well as programming language capabilities/style/framework wise.

are there any plans for backing up a snapshot of a droplet to one's local machine?

is graduating from a non brick and mortar institution considered job worthy? do freecodecampers get hired without a formal CS degree? can bootcamps like it substitute the traditional institutions?

I would also like to add to the list of introductory tutorials the 3part series of AWS Lambda For The Impatient Part http://www.i-programmer.info/programming/cloud/10394-aws-lambda-for-the-impatient-part-1.html