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“Intuitive” Tooling @carolstran

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@carolstran Tooling

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@carolstran

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bit.ly/buzzword-tweet @carolstran

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I wasn’t alone @carolstran

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L I A R S @carolstran

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Typescript @carolstran typescriptlang.org

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“A typed superset of JavaScript” @carolstran typescriptlang.org

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“Just some types on your JavaScript” @carolstran

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“Just some types on your JavaScript” @carolstran

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Typescript is a whole new language @carolstran

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Typescript has a compiler @carolstran

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import * as React from ‘react' @carolstran

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import * as React from ‘react' @carolstran type ‘string' is not assignable to type ‘never'

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import * as React from ‘react' @carolstran type ‘string' is not assignable to type ‘never' *.tsx *.d.ts *.map *.js

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import * as React from ‘react' @carolstran type ‘string' is not assignable to type ‘never' *.tsx *.d.ts *.map *.js

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Redux @carolstran redux.js.org

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“I think the best way to learn Redux is to forget trying to understand it” @carolstran bit.ly/redux-quora

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“I think the best way to learn Redux is to forget trying to understand it” @carolstran bit.ly/redux-quora

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Unidirectional flow @carolstran

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Unidirectional flow @carolstran Lots of specific jargon

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Unidirectional flow @carolstran Lots of specific jargon MIDDLEWARE

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Unidirectional flow @carolstran MIDDLEWARE Lots of specific jargon

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GraphQL @carolstran graphql.org

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“I use it but I don’t get it” @carolstran

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“I feel like I know it but I also know that I don’t” @carolstran

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“It’s like JSON” @carolstran

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“It’s like JSON” @carolstran

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“It’s like types” @carolstran

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“It’s like types” @carolstran

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“It’s like string interpolation” @carolstran

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“It’s like string interpolation” @carolstran

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GraphQL @carolstran graphql.org

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Gatsby @carolstran gatsbyjs.org

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“The easiest way to make a static website in React” @carolstran

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“The easiest way to make a static website in React” @carolstran

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@carolstran Already know React

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@carolstran Already know React Already know GraphQL

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@carolstran Already know React Already know GraphQL Want a smaller site

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Gatsby has a lot of magic @carolstran

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Just delete the .cache folder @carolstran

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Just delete the .cache folder @carolstran

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Flexbox @carolstran

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@carolstran flexboxfroggy.com

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@carolstran align-items @carolstran

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@carolstran align-items align-content

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@carolstran align-items @carolstran align-content justify-content

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@carolstran align-items @carolstran align-content justify-content flex-wrap

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@carolstran align-items @carolstran align-content justify-content flex-wrap flex-flow

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@carolstran align-items @carolstran align-content justify-content flex-wrap flex-flow flex-direction

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@carolstran align-items @carolstran align-content justify-content flex-wrap flex-flow flex-direction

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@carolstran bit.ly/complete-flexbox-guide

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You’re not alone @carolstran

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React @carolstran

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@carolstran

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@carolstran

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@carolstran

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“We mistake familiarity for simplicity" Jim Fisher bit.ly/dont-say-simply

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@carolstran

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@carolstran

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@carolstran

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@carolstran

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“We mistake familiarity for simplicity" Jim Fisher bit.ly/dont-say-simply

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Jim Fisher bit.ly/dont-say-simply

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@carolstran

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Spiral of silence Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann bit.ly/spiral-of-silence-noelle

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Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann bit.ly/spiral-of-silence-noelle

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“The assessment of one’s social environment may not always correlate with reality” Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann bit.ly/spiral-of-silence-noelle

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@carolstran

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@carolstran Increased Empathy

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@carolstran Empathy matters more in education

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@carolstran Empathy requires humility

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@carolstran

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Take ownership of the communities we’re in @carolstran

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@carolstran

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@carolstran

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@carolstran

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Start an internal mentorship program @carolstran

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Someone you admire @carolstran

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Someone you admire @carolstran Someone you feel comfortable with

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Someone you admire @carolstran NOT YOUR MANAGER Someone you feel comfortable with

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@carolstran

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Try out empathy- driven teaching @carolstran

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Relate your own experiences @carolstran

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I can see that you feel…

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I have felt that way when…

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What I have found is that…

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Ban words like "easy" from your vocabulary @carolstran

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Be specific Jim Fisher bit.ly/dont-say-simply

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Be comparative Jim Fisher bit.ly/dont-say-simply

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Be absolute Jim Fisher bit.ly/dont-say-simply

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Show, don’t tell Jim Fisher bit.ly/dont-say-simply

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Deconstruct your biases @carolstran

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@carolstran Keep a learning journal

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@carolstran

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@carolstran Just because you understand something doesn’t mean that everyone else will too

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@carolstran People learn at different rates

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@carolstran Brains are weird

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@carolstran Everyone is a beginner at some point

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@carolstran It’s ok that things are hard

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@carolstran Programming is hard

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“By saying something is easy, you remove the accomplishment of learning something as it was always supposed to be easy. And learning something is always an accomplishment" @ThisIs JoFrank