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by edimaudo 10y ago
IMS
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by edimaudo 10y ago
I assume this is for a role where you can get an engineering license. I would say after passing the requirements in your country that enables you obtain the license, then you can call yourself an engineer.
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by edimaudo 10y ago
I think this would depend on the position. If it was some sort of design agency then it would not be that much of a stretch.
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by edimaudo 10y ago
There is still a demand for front end devs since there are so many frameworks that are coming out and so many to maintain. I would still go for full stack roles as it would give you better job security. Plus, it would gives you a better v
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by edimaudo 10y ago
I think it is a mindset shift to be honest.
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by edimaudo 10y ago
Get a non-programming job.
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by edimaudo 10y ago
To get higher quality code --Do code reviews --allows workers to learn from each other as well as other people outside of engineers. --Have a coding standard --Use boring technology as most of the bugs would have been found To improve moral
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by edimaudo 10y ago
Please do not jump blindly into becoming a programmer/developer/software engineer. You should try out a few classes to see if it is something you are interested in and want to do for a long time. Don't forget that after 35
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by edimaudo 10y ago
Good points, applying what you love could make learning more fun. Maybe going forward part of the exercises should be to apply the code learned to something you do in every day life.
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by edimaudo 10y ago
Validate your idea:Go out and talk to target customers. If people like the idea, you could potential line up paying customers before the product is built.
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by edimaudo 10y ago
I work for a large retailer as an analyst/Developer.
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by edimaudo 10y ago
That was a great course by the way.
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by edimaudo 10y ago
Shouldn't this have been caught when they performed due diligence?
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by edimaudo 10y ago
Start with a broad overview of what you want the app to do - This will guide you in terms of knowing whether you need a front and backend. When you know this do mockups of the app then choose the tech that best meets your needs.
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by edimaudo 10y ago
People still use Windows phone?
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by edimaudo 10y ago
You can be an consultant as programmer skills like communication, problem solving are transferable.
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by edimaudo 11y ago
Looks pretty good. Great job!
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by edimaudo 11y ago
Maybe this should be incorporated in SQL.
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by edimaudo 11y ago
I believe the DELL XPS line has what you are looking for.
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Ask HN: Game Development in HTML5, CSS and JavaScript
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by edimaudo 11y ago
Rather than focusing on math maybe this might help http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
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by edimaudo 11y ago
A lot of people don't appreciate the amount of work that goes into building an app.
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by edimaudo 11y ago
Follow this http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html and then watch mr robot.
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by edimaudo 11y ago
Why is it a problem?
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by edimaudo 11y ago
You should ask yourself what do you want to build? If you just want to build a static website then HTML, CSS and basic javascript with a sprinkling of photoshop/gimp. If you want to build a web app then learn HTML, CSS, Javascript and
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by edimaudo 11y ago
Will that use more data?
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by edimaudo 11y ago
If you have a tech background then you should be fine.
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A lot of large corporations.
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by edimaudo 11y ago
The problem is not the tool rather it is the process surrounding how the tool is used.
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by edimaudo 11y ago
Does anyone use this at work?

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