Tony Mastrorio

@TonyisTyping

Web Developer. Indie Hacker. Dog Lover. Working on my Dad jokes.

Tampa, FL
whiteboardfree.com
Joined December 2013
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  1. Jul 22

    “10 Tricks to Appear Smart During Meetings” by

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    Jun 4

    Are you stuck in an endless cycle of tutorials but never actually build something? Here's how to escape tutorial purgatory as a new developer — or at any time in your career. By

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    Apr 4

    R1D27 Debugging If you can't find your bug: - Read your code out loud like you're explaining it. - Simplify and strip out code to the bare minimum. - Walk away and change your mindset. - Ask for help. No one is going to judge you. People like to solve problems.

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  4. Jun 1

    I just published “How to escape tutorial purgatory as a new developer — or at any time in your career.”

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    May 25

    "For a long time I held off starting my own side projects because of how much I didn’t know how to do. ... Instead of building my own projects, I got stuck in what I’ll call 'tutorial purgatory.'" { author: }

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    May 22

    Whiteboard interviews suuuuuck 🙃 Here's a list of companies that ~don't~ do that 🤔

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    May 21

    Any developers out there who hate whiteboard interviews? Check out Whiteboardfree today on Product Hunt!

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    May 18

    “Twitter is where you connect with the people you wish you knew, Facebook is where you connect with the people you wish you didn't” 😂

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  9. May 17

    Is it just me or has auto-correct actually gotten dumber over the past few years?

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    May 16

    "Devs, what tools do you use to keep track of API changes? " by

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  11. May 16

    "Real challenges of being remote are more human, than business." As someone who has worked remotely for over 5 years and with a remote team for over a decade, I could not agree more.

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    May 14

    Feelin productive over here. Got an MVP for up in one night with

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    May 15

    KeyValues is featured in our latest issue of LaunchNotice. Check it out

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    May 12

    More should be written about Amazon. Certainly the history of the company is interesting, but it seems like the management and organization of Amazon is very different than at most companies.

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    May 12

    Completely agree with your perspective on whiteboard interviews . Check out ! and I threw it together to showcase developer job postings from companies that don’t use whiteboarding in their interview process

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    May 10

    Whiteboard coding is a pretty broken way to gauge developer skills. For years, companies have "proven" that they hire only the best and brightest by putting interviewees through rigorous algorithmic puzzle solving on the whiteboard. It's kind of dumb. Here's why:

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    May 10

    Join the vision of to promote a better hiring process.Check out job opportunities at their website

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  18. May 10

    Seaweed could be key to preventing industrial agriculture from destroying the planet via via

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    May 9

    if you ever find yourself saying or thinking the phrase “I’m not a _real_ developer,” know that I 1. wrote a book about javascript, and 2. started my workday by doing a search for `javascript next element sibling`

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    May 6

    Re: What are some fundamentals of security every developer should understand? All responses here:

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