If you wanted to hire me in the future: 1] Who is DaveSource? 2] MarginalHacks Software Site 3] Personal Projects 4] Give me money 5] Resume Menu Choice: _ · wanted, hire, future, davesource, marginalhacks

Q&A for professionals, academics, and students working within the systems development life cycle

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History of the software industry by Curt Monash, who\'s been in the middle of it since 1981

A blog by Alex Petros about trying to write software that doesn't rot

Ramblings of a programmer

Taking things apart and putting them back together. Old software. Memories.

Software rants and explanation from an 'old' guy who still codes

I am a continuously learning software developer trying to not let best be the enemy of better.

A little blog about what interest me as a software engineer, and as a human 😀

Hey there! It's Aseem. I'm self-taught and have worn many hats in a career spanning more than 17 years. I am known for being well-versed in all stages of software development, from requirements to design, implementation… · being, software, development, design, hey

My thoughts about my journey as a Software Engineer, what I've learned and what I'm learning

Helping you become a productive programmer and get work/life balance

Eliminate impostor syndrome, Escape software influencer dogma, Rise above subjective debates, Give concrete answers you can explain. Unleash your full potential as a software engineer

I’ve been thinking lately about software I enjoy using, as contrasted with software that seems like a struggle to use; and why that is. One way to look at this is through the lens of respect: Did the developer of this… · software, think, been, way, look

I'm DevCoach a Software Development Coach who works with you to master your craft to become a better developer

Carla Geisser - New York Devops and Software Reliability Coach

It’s all about Software Bunch of Tips Programming News Network Contact Me Progressively improving with me I try to write

A little over ten years ago, I started on a software project that was part hobby, part work-related. What it actually does isn’t relevant here. Instead, let’s talk about the components it has, and the tools to create it… · balancing, triangle, project, web, boards

How do I learn to code and change my life? What do I need to do to be a successful programmer? Why am I easily giving up along the way? · learn, code, need, way, don

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Making things, breaking things, and trying to fix the things I've broken before someone finds out. · things, making, breaking, trying, fix

If I have to pick one thing that’s very hard with large scale software, it would be what engineers fail the most – it’s not communication, not leadership or some kind of social skills. It’s planning and executing a… · traffic, tee, thing, very, software

I use linux and python to make things suck less. · linux, python, make, things, suck

I have been a professional software engineer for over 8 years. I'm an expert in full stack distributed blah blah blah... · blah, been, professional, software, engineer

Tidbits on software development, technology, and other geeky stuff

Learn how to be a wildly successful small business programmer

Software craftsperson - a blog on a career in software engineering. Software development adventures as experienced and written by Eakan Gopalakrishnan

Themen und Wissen rund um Softwarequalität Softwaretest Testautomatisierung Testmanagement Testprozesse klassisches Projektmanagement oder Agile Scrum

Join me in programming/coding, cooking, and controlled rotting of food. I'm a developer who's always trying to learn more; I hope that this blog helps reinforce my own knowledge, and help others in t

Trying to disprove that old-school Devs cannot learn new tricks!

thoughts on software engineering, management, career growth and more

Thoughts and nonsense from a World Championship winning software engineer

I'm a software engineer who specializes in making messy systems understandable again. I work primarily in modern fullstack applications, but my real strength is untangling ambiguity in any language — production bugs… · making, systems, real, engineer, specializes

Hey there! 👋 Welcome to Code & Craft, my corner of the internet where I share everything I've learned (and am still learning) about building better software.

Let's make a rockstar software engineer out of you. · let, make, rockstar, software, engineer

I like to think I'm a professional, constantly learning, coaching and teaching agile team member who specialises in Testing and people. I'm a active member of the Testing community, I host the London Tester Gathering and speak at conferences.

I’ve posted the slides from my recent presentations at Utah Code Camp 2014. If you missed it, I’ll be presenting “Thinking in F#” at Boise Code Camp 2014 on April 5th and “Software Craftsmanship and Agile Code Games” at… · team, code, 2014, strengthsfinder, activities

Stories and rants from a grumpy old software developer

Personal blog about software development, 3d printing, diy, dotnet, raspberry pis, and c#

Blog on programming ish kinda things, usually · blog, programming, ish, kinda, things

Tips, tricks, techniques, tutorials, and tidbits for software developers

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I'm a software engineer and I like to build applications

over-engineer – Software Developer

Thoughts and opinions inspired by life in the Software Engineering industry

Taking things apart and putting them back together. Old software. Memories.

Scattered thoughts from my first couple of decades as a software engineer

After nearly 10 years of publishing content here for software engineers, life's shifting priorities require me to focus my energy elsewhere. Thank you all for your patronage and support. · after, nearly, years, publishing, content