The Art of Spotting Highly Effective Developers in the Wild
Finding the right developer for your team can often be a hard task. Sure, they might show signs of technical chops and pass all the psychometric tests — but how effective…
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Things you need to do before you start coding
There was a time when the boss came to us and demanded that we just start coding. It was a fire, fire, aim approach that worked under some circumstances —…
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In the 80s, Japan had an issue. Their new high-speed trains brought with them an explosive level of noise pollution. The highest noise levels were reached when the trains exited…
Continue readingInside the Minds of Tech Recruitment
Getting a job is one of the hardest things when becoming a developer. Sometimes, you get hit with a Catch 22 of not having enough of the right experience but…
Continue readingWhy Did You Want to Become a Developer?
Becoming a developer is the latest industry trend that’s no longer limited to a select few. It’s a pretty low bar to entry to get started, with many opting for…
Continue readingWhat’s Your Value When Everyone Else Is Also a Self-Taught Developer?
Everyone starts somewhere, but sometimes it seems like the market is saturated with others just like you. The 2–3 years of relevant experience for an entry role is no longer…
Continue readingAre You Writing Too Much Code?
For many beginners, code is the act of writing if else statements and trying to figure out how to make things work. During this process, the code produced becomes a convoluted mammoth with…
Continue readingYou Only Need 20 Percent to Become an Effective Developer
Pareto’s Law, also known as the 80/20 rule, has been circulating mainstream Internet for a while now, especially in productivity and motivational circles. The general gist goes, 80% of the output is often produced by…
Continue readingWhat to Do When You’ve Inherited Dysfunctional Code
Inheriting dysfunctional code is a rite of passage when it comes to working in organizations and software development teams. Sooner or later, you’ll be given code that’s written by someone…
Continue readingHow to Cut Through Code Fog
At some point while sitting at our desks, we’ve all experienced code fog. It’s like a mixed feeling of confusion, frustration, and exhaustion. Code fog happens when you’ve tried to…
Continue reading25 Lessons I’ve Learned as a Developer
I actually started coding a long time before I got my first job as a developer, booting up websites here and there for friends, and friends of friends. I grew up…
Continue readingThe Misconceptions of Agile
Agile is one of the most popular buzzwords that permeates across different industries. The one thing that agile implementations have in common with one another is that there is always…
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