Tim Evko discusses how to get a web development job, offering resume, portfolio and interview tips, and suggestions on where to find the perfect job. Source: How to Get a Web Development Job Another three marketplace: Hired.com CodePen Jobs Smashing Jobs Well, two if Smashing Jobs is left out, since already mentioned here.
Today we’re giving you a chance to look behind the scenes here at Envato Tuts+ and meet the editors who bring you all these tutorials and courses. Some nice setups. Would love to have one like these in the near future đź–Ą đź’» đź‘Ť Source: How We Work: A Peek Into the Lives of the […]
A lot of people hiring high performers make the same mistake. Don’t do it. A good team consists of different people and/with different roles. Source: When you’re hiring high performers, don’t make this mistake
If you’re anything like me, every time a new website builder or CMS is launched (at least a good one), a little part of you goes cold. Send the similar vibe. Specialize and focus, but keep learning and adapting. Source: Keeping Ahead of the Game in Your Web Career
I think everyone faces the developer’s dilemma if they’ve been working with WordPress for a while. So what do you choose? Efficiency or Expertise? Almost the same suggestion. Learn, but no need over learn. Source: The Developer’s Dilemma – Efficiency or Expertise?
(This is the talk I have given at App Builders Switzerland on April 25th, 2016. The slides are available on SpeakerDeck … Recommended by many. Long read. Favourite quote: Keep doing your thing, keep learning what you were learning, and move on. Pay attention to it only if you have a genuine interest… Source: Being A […]
High performers are motivated and busy. They have time for a lot of things. But no time for drama. Drama is distractions. And distraction is procrastination. Source: High Performers have no time for drama
When working on software projects, there’s a variety of things that each project needs. Here are four things that I’ve found to be consistently useful. Those are: Communication Bug and Issue Tracker Source Control Optionally, A Roadmap Source: Things That I Believe Every Project Needs | Tom McFarlin
For developers, a learning curve is a constant reality. There’s literally no end. Here’s why there’s no reason to fear it. Keep learning. Source: A Developer’s Learning Curve
Programmers are often faced with the challenge of learning a new programming language or the latest technologies or being viewed as irrelevant. But why? The conclusion is explaining enough: That is, I try to following along with blogs and people on Twitter who are talking about emerging technologies, read articles on it, bookmark things that […]
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