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		<description>&lt;strong&gt;How to Make Developer Certifications That Matter...&lt;/strong&gt;

In general, I’ve found that the number of certifications a developer has is usually inversely proportional to their actual skill. Most people I talk to would agree. But why is this? There’s one simple answer.The certification system for developers is...</description>
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<p>In general, I’ve found that the number of certifications a developer has is usually inversely proportional to their actual skill. Most people I talk to would agree. But why is this? There’s one simple answer.</p>
<p>The certification system for developers is&#8230;</p>
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