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Digital Shelf: 5 Essential Reads for Tech-Savvy Book Lovers

Sun, 17 Sep 2023 21:49:19 +0100

Discover how to give your narrative a captivating edge and truly with insights from RT Book Reviews. Elevate your storytelling today!

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Cómo la escritura transforma la cultura

Sun, 02 Apr 2023 14:17:04 +0100

Este artículo, publicado originalmente en la revista Telos de Fundación Telefónica, analiza el desarrollo de la escritura como forma de comunicación hasta llegar a la era digital.

» Clara Isabel Martínez Cantón | theconversation.com

Casos especiales de uso de la coma

Sat, 10 Sep 2022 08:28:28 +0100

Recojo aquí unos cuantos usos especiales de la coma que tienen difícil encaje en los apartados anteriores. Si prefieres aprender de forma visual, puedes seguir esta lección en vídeo. El uso de los…

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Cursiva, Negrita y Comillas

Sun, 27 Feb 2022 22:45:17 +0100

Hola, hablante, comparto aquí contigo la introducción al curso Cursiva, Negrita y Comillas, que impartí para un grupo de estudiantes de los Cursos del Blog de Lengua. Te doy la bienvenida a esta…

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I won’t hire people who use poor grammar. here’s why.

Tue, 31 Jul 2012 14:37:00 +0100

In the same vein, programmers who pay attention to how they construct written language also tend to pay a lot more attention to how they code. You see, at its core, code is prose. Great programmers are more than just code monkeys; according to Stanford programming legend Donald Knuth they are ”essayists who work with traditional aesthetic and literary forms.” The point: programming should be easily understood by real human beings ” not just computers.

And just like good writing and good grammar, when it comes to programming, the devil’s in the details. In fact, when it comes to my whole business, details are everything.