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Programming is the 'easy' part. To be employable learn the rest of the process, which is typically language agnostic: Dev Processes & workflow (scrum), DVCS (
by doobiaus 12y ago
Programming is the 'easy' part. To be employable learn the rest of the process, which is typically language agnostic:
Dev Processes & workflow (scrum),
DVCS (git),
TDD,
CI/CD (Travis/Jenkins/TeamCity),
devops (puppet).
etc
They're the things, regardless of language or project you will need, but which are rarely taught properly.
- duketon 12y agoThis is good to hear. I'm currently attending a program through a software consultancy here in my city in which we create a project in teams of devs/BA's using Agile/Scrum, a heavy git focus, continuous integration, and testing frameworks. I'm learning heaps (things we don't really cover at uni) and hope it will help in internships/junior positions.