retrac98

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   There are no excuses for poor engineering in 2017(medium.com)

   7 points by retrac98 10y ago|0 comments
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   by retrac98 10y ago

   I don't believe this works well, especially in larger organisations. Groups of people naturally form a hierarchy, whether it's officially recognised or not. It's human nature.
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   by retrac98 10y ago

   Quality over quantity. Apply to a few jobs, apply directly, really get to know the company before you apply and show that in your application by completely tailoring each one to the job. I'd also market yourself as a Software Engineer
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   by retrac98 10y ago

   One thing this article doesn't mention is the performance of iOS. It is often incredibly sluggish when opening or closing apps, moving between apps, unlocking the device and answering a phone call from the lock screen. Personally, I&#x
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   by retrac98 10y ago

   If you're familiar with JS then arguably the easiest transition route for you would be to start building some node based services on the back-end. It'll allow you to get to grips with some of the gotchas you get with back-end deve