13: What Am I, An Android User?
Immutable
English - November 24, 2015 13:00 - 15 minutes - 10.4 MB - ★★★★★ - 55 ratingsTechnology News Tech News technology development design spec ios web development Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Welcome to Episode 13 of Immutable! In this episode, we discuss open source traction, spec redesigns, staying excited about side projects, the best ways to network on a budget, and organizing layers in your design files.
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Topic 1: How do you get traction on open source projects?
Topic 2: As a student applying to positions, would a recruiter like it or take offense at a spec redesign of their product in your portfolio?
Daniel Burka on having job applicants redesign your product
John Zeratsky
Daniel Burka
Soleio
Topic 3: I always find myself coming up with cool ideas and concepts that I get really excited about making. Then after a while I eventually stop and forget about them. Do you have any tips on finishing ideas/projects and seeing them through? Especially from a design and programming point of view.
"Value of Beta"
Design Details 01: How Nerdy of an Answer Do You Want? (feat. Sam Soffes)
Gabriel Valdivia
Michael Schultz
Ajay Nainani
Topic 4: If a person had $1k and wanted put it towards “networking” (is there a better word for this now?), what’s the best way for them to spend it? Round trip to SF and get coffee with a bunch of people? A conference? Which ones? Any other tips? Etc, etc...
Topic 5: How you do actually organize your layers and how important it is to you? Where does this organization integrate into your process?
