#365: The Transitive Property of Programming

Release Notes Happy Hour on May 14! See show notes for details.

So, it turns out that Joe is Android-curious. Today we talk to him about his interest in learning Android development, the current market for Android developers, and whether diving into Android might make sense for his contracting business.

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Show Notes and Links

• Release Notes Happy Hour on May 14: releasenotes.tv/happyhour.
• Yes, Charles realizes he identified the wrong property of equality in this episode. It should have been “The Symmetric Property of Programming.” Charles, the former math teacher, will forever be mortified by the error.

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