Anthony Ciccarello
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  1. Excited to read about some of the developments coming in @angular’s ivy renderer. Glad to see them willing to make big architectural improvements. ivy.angular.io

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  2. Want to get involved in an open source project? Watch & answer @github issues Subscribe and answer @StackOverflow questions Improve documentation Test open PRs Submit PRs for open issues *Check the project’s contribution guide for the maintainer’s preferences

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  3. In case you are wondering, here’s why I opened a Twitter account. ciccarello.me/blog/…

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  4. Why I Got a Twitter Account

    How joining the social networking platform helped me become a better programmer

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  5. I’m looking forward to this event tomorrow from @BrieBugSoftware. It’s a great opportunity for the Angular community in Denver. eventbrite.com/e/an-evening-o… via @Eventbrite

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  6. I finally got my own github.io page up. Now you can easily find me across the web! aciccarello.github.io

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  7. When did @NoiseTrade start requiring you to subscribe just to listen to an artist? I’m much less likely to explore if it means getting emails from artists I didn’t like.

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  8. Clean windows change how you see the world #nosodeepthoughtoftheday

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  9. Open source feels to me like an ever expanding collection of contributions I’d love to make but can’t justify spending personal time on. It’d be great if employers allowed time to contribute. Would be valuable for all parties. Open Source is such a strange thing. The open source work I...

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  10. @BigJebBos I would rather churches not be able to make that mistake. I don’t want people who are hesitant about Christianity to have any more reason to write off churches as just political.

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  11. Do churches operate too independently? I’d love to hear the perspectives of others on this topic. ciccarello.me/blog/…

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  12. Are our churches too siloed?

    With the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the Reformation coming up, it seems appropriate to look at how churches work without an organizing structure. At the beginning of church history, churches were small and geographically separated. Churches could often be identified by their city or by the home where...

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  13. Dodgers aren’t giving up on this game. Keeping the series exciting. #hr4hr

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  14. Need motivation to work on open source? Check out #hacktoberfest to earn a T-shirt via @digitalocean & @github hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com

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  15. The @nrwl_io website has some top notch branding. 🌊 I don’t think I’ve like a website design this much in quite a while. 👍👍👍

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