Books I recommend you read
The Complete Software Developer’s Career Guide
Great for all developers regardless if you are just getting started or a seasoned veteran. Covers most of the foundations you will need to learn to be a successful developer at a high-level. Actually I was inspired to start this blog after reading this book, which is why I include it first.
How To Win Friends and Influence People
Classic book, highly recommended. I wouldn’t use the advice in there too much for making friends. I suppose it’s good advice when you are trying to make a new friend, but eventually your good friends will need to like the real/unfiltered you.
Where the book really shines is in helping you deal with people in the workplace. Dealing with clients, co-workers, writing emails, etc. What you will learn is also great for dealing with acquaintances or strangers that you are not necessarily trying to be friends with.
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- Tom
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A zip file cannot include itself
Can you please correct the plugin part so it doesn't use the same folder as input?
Deploying Spring Boot app to AWS Beanstalk with Nginx customization · September 3, 2021
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