Letters from the Editor 3: FS-Air
Nov 08 
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Dear Readers,
This past month has been really active here at FS. I’ve published 2 new articles How Web Development can help you as a Student and The Beta Syndrome, but that’s not nearly all that has been going on. No, last month saw the start of FS-Air, our official podcast! I know FS-A has been a long time in coming (since the start of the 2008 summer) but I finally got everything set-up, written, put together, and orchestrated.
The Beta Syndrome
Oct 22
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The latest Internet craze isn’t “web 3.0″ or jQuery or CSS3, it’s a simple term, beta. Beta, a single word that has become the keystone of software development culture. The web is crowded with applications and scripts that tack this little word onto the ends of their names like a conjoined twin that if removed neither could survive.
How Web Development can Help You as a Student
Oct 01
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Learning to code and develop websites or applications can be a difficult process, but when you couple in the pressures of being a student in school, it makes everything that much more difficult to grasp and shove into all the empty nooks and crannies of your mind. You can easily ease off the pressures of school by applying some of the same disciplines you gained when learning your programming language.
How to Kill Productivity
Sep 18
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It seems like such a simple process: wake-up, shower, breakfast, and then start working. It’s how we start everyday and what we do after that affects how much work we get done. But it’s so easy to take that productivity out back and shoot it dead that many times we fall victim to distractions and lose valuable time, and for many of us that means less money coming in since it’s taking longer to get projects done.
So here are the top 4 things to avoid and achieve your maximum working potential:
Letters from the editor - 02
Sep 06
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Dear Readers,
This week has been quite strange and, actually, enjoyable even with all of the odd happenings and events. Which is a nice change of pace because since school started back it’s been nothing but one set-back after another, but things are starting to fall into a routine so I can start getting more work done each day. This week had a lot of updates and things that had me checking stuff off my “to-do” list.