In this episode of Blogging for Programmers, I discuss the importance of building upon the work of others in programming and writing. My goal is to remind you that most ideas you will write about are not entirely your own and that learning from/sharing from/but not stealing from others is essential.

Crediting sources not only enhances one’s own reputation but also adds value to the original creators. The conversation encourages programmers to utilize existing resources while maintaining integrity in their work.

Key Points

  • You need to learn from other people.
  • Your thoughts are probably not really that unique.
  • You need to credit them.
  • Using someone else’s information makes them more valuable.
  • It makes you look good to share others content.
  • Don’t think using someone else’s work is bad.
  • Doing your own work is the most important thing.
  • Don’t shy away from reading other people’s blogs.
  • You’re helping them build up.
  • Just credit people.

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I’m Louis

I have been at this database thing for a long long time, with no plans to stop.

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