Catbalogan Developers

Just graduated and wanted to get started with how the dev world works? Signup to the following websites and get connected to a network of developers and recruiters:

1. Github - every developer has a github profile, it's where they store their codebase and collaborate with other developers easily. Think of it as a "facebook" for developers. https://github.com/

2 Stackoverflow - most coding problem has most likely been experienced by other developers before, and you will find the answers usually from stackoverflow. Post your questions and answers to some of the stuff you think you know, and slowly build your credibility there. https://stackoverflow.com/

3. udemy - learning doesn't stop at school, we developers should be up to date with the latest tech stack and continue learning. udemy has a wide range of video tutorials not just for programming but also for management, personal development, and so on. check it out. https://www.udemy.com/

4. Linkedin - of course if you are actively lookin for a job, you need some sort of online presence and linkedin is your ticket for that. Build your linkedin profile, upload your resume there, and connect with recruiters and other developers. https://www.linkedin.com/

5. no need to signup for this, but of course you need to build your OWN website. it will be your playing ground in honing your skills. Show off those reactjs, or vuejs skills you've learned from udemy and upload your first codebase into github!

Happy coding!

https://hired.com/page/state-of-software-engineers/

2020 State of Software Engineers Our State of Software Engineers Report is a collection of insights designed to bring to life the trends driving digital transformation. At Hired, we sit on the frontlines of helping innovative companies build great teams. As part of that mission, we strive to empower hiring companies and job seekers...

Free play games https://www.yugrel.com/games 🎮

Yugrel - Great Finds Yugrel - List of curated stuff online. Odd, fun, great finds.

https://dotnet.microsoft.com/apps/aspnet/web-apps/blazor

Blazor | Build client web apps with C# | .NET Blazor is a feature of ASP.NET for building interactive web UIs using C # instead of JavaScript. It's real .NET running in the browser on WebAssembly.

very helpful software architecture lessons:
https://www.developertoarchitect.com/lessons/

https://www.netsolutions.com/insights/blazor-framework-dot-net-web-development/

Is Blazor Framework the Future of .NET Web Development? Blazor allows you to build rich web apps with C # rather than JavaScript. Does that make it the future of .NET web development? Read the blog to find out.

useful information

Keeping up to date with the latest tech stack

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to those who are on a mac, https://cyberduck.io/?l=en easily access your s3 bucket without the need of an api

Cyberduck | Libre FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, S3 & OpenStack Swift browser for Mac and Windows

http://aprogrammerslife.info/2011/12/15/did-you/

Did you? | A Programmer's Life Wife: Wow! Did you create that site? Programmer: Yeah! Wife: And what’s that logo at the bottom? Programmer: It’s the designer’s logo. Wife: So, who made the site, him or you? Programmer: I did the programming… He did the layout! Wife: So, he made…