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“…Jeff reveals the eight basic truths of success, including: No Matter What . . . accept your responsibilities, maintain focus, and move forward And Then Some . . . give a little more than people expect Above All Else . . . know what is nonnegotiable at work and in life From Now On . . . learn from your failures and refuse to make the same mistake twice Consider It Done . . . deliver on your word, without fail You will learn, as Ryan does, that you have been getting in your own way. …”

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“…Skill Level Beginner Intermediate What You Will Learn: div> An understanding of ES2015/ES6 Fundamentals To use Backbone to gather data from the server How React renders DOM elements Angular 2's strategy to integrate server communication and dynamic rendering of content Who Should Take This Course Web developers who want to quickly get up to speed with the fundamentals of the front-end web development with a leading JavaScript framework Course Requirements div> Basic understanding of JavaScript and web development Contents at a Glance PART I: ES2015/ES6 Fundamentals (Mike Hannon) Lesson 1: Introducing ES2015 (ES6) Lesson 2: Code Blocks, Var, Let and Const Lesson 3: Arrow Functions Lesson 4: Promises Lesson 5: String Literals, Default Parameters, Spread Operators, Destructuring Lesson 6: Transpilers Lesson 7: Using Front-End Frameworks PART II: Backbone.js (Todd Enders) Lesson 1: What is Backbone.js? …”

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“…Jeff reveals the eight basic truths of success, including: No Matter What ... accept your responsibilities, maintain focus, and move forward And Then Some ... give a little more than people expect Above All Else ... know what is nonnegotiable at work and in life From Now On ... learn from your failures and refuse to make the same mistake twice Consider It Done ... deliver on your word, without fail You will learn, as Ryan does, that you have been getting in your own way. …”

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“…Chapter 6: The Incentive Myth: Traditional incentives like bonuses, awards or other carrots provide little influence on creativity Chapter 7: The Lone Creator Myth: Most innovation is the product of a group of individuals and not any one person. …”