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I intend to post new things I learn or run into or that come to mind on at least a weekly basis. Sometimes may be daily. I'm planning on starting after the course ends so I do disturb the peace of the final project.
You have options to unsubscribe yourself from this Blog site completely and you are welcome to stay as you fell like it. It's all up to you.
I also would be open and willing to respond to those tough questions you may run into assuming the volume of questions would be manageable...... Knowing you guys, I think it will be very quite in this neighborhood.

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  1. vinny2:09 AM

    Thats awesome because I feel like there is a lot more we could learn from you, and there's only so much time in the semester.

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  2. Agatha1:06 PM

    Thanks for the offer. I'll definitely take advantage of it.

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  3. Elena Oulanova2:36 PM

    Thank you! I'm not promice to be very active on this blog :), but I will defenely here if my future will be with c#.
    I wish I will have c# job and have teachers in future like you :).

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