Hi, I&#39;m a programmer and I spend most of my time building transparent software. My passion is to pull ideas from the future and realize them in the present. In particular, my areas of focus are: user interfaces, reactive programming, JavaScript, and peer-to-peer networks.
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<li>JavaScript</li>
<li>CycleJS</li>
<li>User Interfaces</li>
<li>Reactive Programming</li>
<li>Peer-to-peer Networks</li>
<li>Programming Advices</li>
<li>Playing guitar 🎸</li>
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Thanks for the questions! While answering I got a ton more questions, this was nice.
If I could leave one last comment, I recommend: make it your identity to be a learner. I believe programming is about constant learning. Celebrate failures because they teach you what doesn&#39;t work, so you can focus on other alternatives that might work. Keep track of small lessons you learned every week. Don&#39;t be afraid to look into the source code of any library you use. Don&#39;t be afraid to debug it. Don&#39;t get lazy. Don&#39;t be afraid of reading or trying that different language. Draw on paper. Read articles. Be curious. Put yourself in uncomfortable new situations. Make it your identity to be a learner. I&#39;m one too.

Hi, I'm a programmer and I spend most of my time building transparent software. My passion is to pull ideas from the future and realize them in the present. In particular, my areas of focus are: user interfaces, reactive programming, JavaScript, and peer-to-peer networks.

 *Ask André Staltz about:*

- JavaScript
- CycleJS
- User Interfaces
- Reactive Programming
- Peer-to-peer Networks
- Programming Advices
- Playing guitar 🎸

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Thanks for the questions! While answering I got a ton more questions, this was nice.

If I could leave one last comment, I recommend: make it your identity to be a learner. I believe programming is about constant learning. Celebrate failures because they teach you what doesn't work, so you can focus on other alternatives that might work. Keep track of small lessons you learned every week. Don't be afraid to look into the source code of any library you use. Don't be afraid to debug it. Don't get lazy. Don't be afraid of reading or trying that different language. Draw on paper. Read articles. Be curious. Put yourself in uncomfortable new situations. Make it your identity to be a learner. I'm one too.

I am André Staltz. Ask me anything.

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