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“Silence is the language of god, all else is poor translation.” (RUMI)

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LANGUAGE

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Contextual learning

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DESIGN

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Semantic change

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“Backlog”

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“Design”

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DESIGN & LANGUAGE

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PROGRAMMING

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Formal language

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DESIGN vs. CODE

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“Design is where science and art break even.” (ROBIN MATHEW)

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“Real web designers write code. Always have, always will.” (JEFFREY ZELDMAN)

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CODE vs. DESIGN

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“Real web designers write code. Always have, always will.” (JEFFREY ZELDMAN) “We didn’t have a designer on the team.”

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“Real web designers write code. Always have, always will.” (JEFFREY ZELDMAN) “This looks like an engineer built it, I know.”

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“Real web designers write code. Always have, always will.” (JEFFREY ZELDMAN) “I can’t even draw, just quickly threw something together.”

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“Real web designers write code. Always have, always will.” (JEFFREY ZELDMAN) “I’ve no talent for these kind of things.”

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“Talent is cheaper than table salt. What separates the talented individual from the successful one is a lot of hard work.” (STEPHEN KING)

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PRINCIPLES of DESIGN

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Elements of design

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Line Color Shape Size Texture Space Direction Form …

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PRINCIPLES of DESIGN

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Scale & Proportion Unity Hierarchy Balance Emphasis Contrast Rhythm …

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Simplicity vs. ornamentation

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“Clutter and confusion are failures of design, not attributes of information.” (EDWARD TUFT)

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Feature: Recover password In order to …

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string.empty?

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list << member

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a, b = b, a

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“Actually, I'm trying to make Ruby natural, not simple.” (MATZ)

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drink! unless glass.empty?

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“High performance computing requires high level of abstraction and that’s what makes languages like Ruby or even Python good.” (ARA T. HOWARD)

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class User has_many :friends end

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“Nature loves simplicity and unity.” (JOHANNES KEPLER)

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Password Password confirmation

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Password Show password?

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Similarity

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Gestalt theory

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Proximity Similarity Continuation Repetition Closure

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x = 42

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duck.respond_to?(:quack)

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Contrast

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class Person def eat end private def digest end end

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Hierarchy

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the beginning I am Alpha and Omega and the ending.

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class Giraffe < Animal end

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We’re all designers — all day, every day. We do speak compatible languages. We can transfer knowledge. Talent is cheap. Learning is king.

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