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Shortening the Programming Feedback Loop (Video)

07-01-20 Ethan Muller

When you write code, you act on a loop. Being aware of this loop can help you be a more effective programmer.

You know that little delay that exists between saving your code and seeing the result? Ethan walks you through how to shorten this delay and work effectively on the programming feedback loop.

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