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The Best 30 PHP Blogs
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Steps for Coming Up with Technical Content Ideas
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Questions You Should Ask Before Starting a Technical Blog
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The Best Python Blogs to Follow
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How to Start Freelance Technical Writing and Get Paid Well in 6 Steps
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How DNS Resolution Works
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Don't Think About Marketing Your Side Project
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The reason engineers should write is to increase their influence
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I Left a Career as a Startup CTO to Become a Writer
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Using Postgres Row-Level Security in Python and Django
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That's a fair critique, although I didn't mean to imply that any of these roles take 0 people skills - only that some involve more time creating things solo vs. interacting with a team. I also think there's a lot of variation
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I created this image for a post I wrote on FreeCodeCamp this week ( https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/alternative-career-paths/ ), but I figured it might be worth sharing on its own. Burnout in software development
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Alternative career pathways for software engineers [Image]
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Building a resilient software engineering career
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I think this is a fair critique. Many people who are drawn to public speaking probably tend toward the "vain" side of the personality spectrum. Anecdotally, I acted in a play when I was in college. Almost every person in it was st
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That's pretty cynical, but I'll admit there's some truth to it. I take the optimist's view of it though: speaking is a good way to advance your career, but with so many new people getting into software development it
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Thanks for the heads up, and I appreciate the kind words. I interviewed over 30 speakers myself, plus read through several dozen articles to compile this guide. I will eventually offer a PDF download option, but I wanted to start off by put
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Guide to speaking at tech conferences
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Gmail flags emails using images from Imgur as having “Suspicious links”
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I don't look at taking detailed feedback notes as micro-managing, but rather as a way to make sure employees get valuable, specific feedback. As an example, if my boss said, "hey, you're not really doing that great," but
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Tips for non-technical founders looking for a CTO
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Thanks for sharing! I read this post and thought the same thing. I'm honestly nervous that next time I have to go out and interview, I'll be in the same shoes as OP. Despite many years of managing software for small companies, I h
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43 Conferences, 7 Offers, 4 Talks: How I Started Speaking at Tech Conferences
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I use a very similar tool ( https://wrapapi.com/ ) to generate JSON feeds for From Founders ( https://www.fromfounders.com/ ). I noticed that lots of these founder interview sites (Indie Hackers, Starter Story,
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I suck at hiring. Here's what I've learned this year
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What You Need for Web Development on a Chromebook
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The startup CTO must be ready to do everything
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Startups are just small businesses that adopt technology faster than the market
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Say No
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Amazon Alexa moves into dorm rooms this semester
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