How do you know you know a new technology?

Re:How do you know you know a new technology? by tfleming on Wednesday February 05, 2020 @05:17PM (#22251516)

> Likewise with books, which also carry with them a 30-50 dollar investment if I can't find them elsewhere.

Not sure if you're aware, but a yearly membership to acm.org (Association of Computing Machinery) includes a subscription to O'Reilly's library of programming books. It doesn't have EVERY programming book written, but it contains quite a bit.

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Re:How do you know you know a new technology? by drakonka on Thursday February 06, 2020 @06:52AM (#22255335)

I didn't know this, it sounds very interesting; do you know if this also includes the various training videos and live training seminars offered on the O'Reilly learning portal, or the books only?

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Re:How do you know you know a new technology? by tfleming on Thursday February 06, 2020 @04:51PM (#22260772)

It sure does. You get it all. The ACM has a library of learning materials as well but I haven't looked at those yet. The O'Reilly stuff keeps me busy!

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