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Dan Wilson presented at the ColdFusion Summit 2016. He has experience with open source, startups, troubleshooting, and project rescue. Currently he works in product marketing for NativeScript and various conference boards. NativeScript is an open source framework for building truly native mobile apps with Angular, TypeScript or JavaScript. He provided an example of MeWatt, an energy monitoring device, and discussed approaches to writing code, including common mistakes like misunderstanding the problem or solution.
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- 25. Tunnel Vision
- 26. Bad code example, in English Quick ROI Implementing a physical activity intervention in the work-site including goal setting, public tracking of performance data, weekly meetings, educational tools, and incentives increased physical activity 113% by week 12.
- 27. Bad code example, in English Quick ROI Physical activity intervention tools show payoffs in as early as 3 months.
- 28. Show the code
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