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by mellasc 3y ago
I often get asked questions like: What should I learn next to level up in my career? What backend skills am I missing that I need to be a senior engineer? How do I break into my first tech role? Ever wish you had a clear roadmap for learnin
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The complete roadmap for back end engineering(levelupsoftwareengineering.substack.com)
4 points by mellasc 3y ago|1 comments
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by mellasc 3y ago
Software engineering often changes quickly. There have been many times in my career that I felt like I was falling behind. I needed to quickly learn a new technology at a job I just landed, or I was working on a new project that required a
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What skills do I need to develop to grow into a software engineering tech lead?(levelupsoftwareengineering.substack.com)
3 points by mellasc 3y ago|1 comments
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by mellasc 3y ago
That’s the question I asked myself and my manager last year. It ended up taking me about 6 months of hard work to grow into the tech lead role. Now, a year into being a tech lead, its become more clear to me the skills needed to be successf
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by mellasc 13y ago
Has anyone else ran across this before?
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IE taught me something valuable today – who would have thought?(webinsation.com)
2 points by mellasc 13y ago|1 comments
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Is the current reading experience of the web broken?(webinsation.com)
2 points by mellasc 13y ago|0 comments
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Typecast Reviewed: A Designer's thoughts after using Typecast(webinsation.com)
1 points by mellasc 14y ago|0 comments
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Raise your reputation: Case Studies - An example from Sign-A-Rama redesign(webinsation.com)
1 points by mellasc 14y ago|0 comments
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by mellasc 14y ago
WordPress is the most popular Content Management System to date. But is it really up to the task of managing your website? Over the last several articles we have looked at several main problems of WordPress including WYSIWYG Editors, Not en
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WordPress: Reimagined in a More User-Friendly Way(webinsation.com)
2 points by mellasc 14y ago|1 comments
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WordPress: What is an optimal CMS experience?(webinsation.com)
1 points by mellasc 14y ago|0 comments
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by mellasc 14y ago
Last week, we talked about several specific problems with WordPress. I know I said this week we were going to look at some solutions. But in thinking about the problems mentioned, I realized that it was more important to first go over some
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WordPress: What is an optimal CMS experience?(webinsation.com)
1 points by mellasc 14y ago|1 comments
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Is Design Just a Surface Veneer?(webinsation.com)
1 points by mellasc 14y ago|0 comments
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by mellasc 14y ago
Thanks for your thoughts. I agree that WordPress is very powerful from a sysadmin point of view. I also mention in my article that I'm not necessarily suggesting that things need to be fixed on the back end. However, from a Client front end
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by mellasc 14y ago
That's great to hear that Concrete5 is working so well for you! I'd be interested to hear more about the "inline" editing feature.
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by mellasc 14y ago
According to Forbes, WordPress powers one of every 6 websites on the Internet, nearly 60 million in all, with 100,000 more popping up each day. But have you ever taken time to think about how WordPress manages content. Not only from an edit
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Rethinking WordPress as a CMS(webinsation.com)
7 points by mellasc 14y ago|7 comments
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by mellasc 14y ago
Today WordPress powers one of every 6 websites on the Internet, nearly 60 million in all, with 100,000 more popping up each day. But have you ever taken time to think about how it manages content from a design and a Client perspective? Let’
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by mellasc 14y ago
Is Design Just a Veneer? The question often comes up in different conversations between designers, developers and clients of "What is Design"? Is it just a Veneer - something that is "slapped" on after the website or app has been built? Is
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Is Design Just a Surface Veneer?(webinsation.com)
1 points by mellasc 14y ago|1 comments