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• The Three Skills (Plus One) You Should Be Learning As A Developer | by Yechiel Kalmenson | Rabbi On

  Being a career changer and a bootcamp grad, people often reach out to me with questions about my experience. Many times it’s people who are considering if they should get into tech, or perhaps they…

• Quora Queries. Some of my favorite programming related… | by Yechiel Kalmenson | Rabbi On Rails

  I love my blog. It allows me to share all of the cool things I learn and the thoughts I have with a wider audience. I also love my blog because it allows me to teach. As a rabbi I still see myself…

• The Story Behind The Project. What I learned from that interview was… | by Yechiel Kalmenson | Rabbi

  What projects should programmers highlight during their interviews and in their portfolios? Sometimes it’s the less impressive ones that tell a more compelling story!

• Testing The Waters. Life After The Bootcamp | by Yechiel Kalmenson | Rabbi On Rails

  As mentioned in my latest post, I recently graduated Flatiron School’s Web Developer bootcamp. After the celebrations calmed down a bit, the question that now begs an answer is “now what?” While…

• Your (Non-Comprehensive) Guide To Your Observant Jewish Co-Worker! | by Yechiel Kalmenson | Rabbi On

  Ah, a new year! For many, that’s a chance for a new beginning and new opportunities. For me (Yechiel), it meant joining a new team. Joining a new team involves lots of onboarding tasks, making sure I…

• Welcome to the MVC Restaurant. A new look at an old analogy | by Yechiel Kalmenson | Rabbi On Rails

  I was recently asked to describe the common components of web application frameworks. What purpose does each component serve? What is the benefit of separating each component from the others? The…