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Omid Nosratian
Founder and CEO at Door Center.We revolutionizing the way builders connect with door suppliers.
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The first step to becoming globally. After 10 years experience in industry and many years of experience in software engineering ,finally I combined these two field and we’ll emerge as a new innovative company on a global scale.
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Chariss Chomba
Senior Software Engineer | Angular | React | Javascript | Python | Java Enthusiast
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Today, I celebrate six years of growth and achievement in the software engineering field.
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Anna Patterson
Principal Software Test Engineer | Cypress & Applitools Ambassador | Mentor
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📚 Typically, when there is no specific time reserved for employees to do professional development, it gets skipped over.That's why at Blackbaud we have Tech Thursdays - a dedicated day for employees to do something other than what they do every day!Tech Thursday is:- An avenue for innovation- An opportunity to try something new (tool, language, market, process) that you otherwise wouldn't have time to try- A time to vet a small idea that you're not sure is worth pursuing- A day to catch up on things that have gotten away from you- A break from your daily job- Part of our culture of learning.👩💻 Today, as a part of my Tech Thursday learning, I completed Renata's #playwright course on TestAutomationU (it's completely free by the way). This course is an excellent introduction to this test automation framework that has been gaining a lot of traction lately, and is also used by some teams in our organization. Having a dedicated block of time for professional development meant that I could disconnect from my daily work responsibilities, ignore slacks and emails (I was almost successful at that 😜 ) and focus on the learning process. 📚 What are your thoughts on this perk? Do you get dedicated learning time at work, and if you do, how do you typically use it?
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Bernhard Scholz
Everything is under CTRL
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🚀 Reflecting on Nit-Picking in Software Development: A Journey to Personal Growth 🚀Ever catch yourself diving deep into code, endlessly tweaking every detail like there's no tomorrow? 🕵️♂️ That's been my journey in software development, where nit-picking became second nature in my quest for growth. 🖥️💡But let's hit pause for a moment: I'm not here to glorify nit-picking. Instead, I'm on a path to self-improvement, learning to embrace imperfection without getting lost in the weeds. 🌱🙌So here's to acknowledging our tendencies, striving for excellence without the pressure of perfection, and celebrating the beauty of growth in every line of code. Who else is on this journey with me? 🚀💻
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Rateb Kohi
I am an Experienced Web Developer | Humanitarian worker
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my journey as a software engineer so far:-
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EMMANUEL GYANG
Software Engineer | DevOps Enthusiast | Continuous Learner | AWS Certified
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Starting a Tech Career in 2024 link.medium.comStepping into the world of software engineering this year? It’s like setting off on a journey without a map. Let's break down how you can start strong in software engineering:
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Pranav Kumar
SDE3@ Amadeus Labs | >6.5 years Experienced C/Cpp Development & Data Structures & Algo.| Ex Honeywell | Ex Informatica | BE , CSE from SIT, Tumakuru
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I earned the Getting Started with Docker badge on Pluralsight app.pluralsight.comSome Learnings of 2023!
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☁️ Manel HKIMI ☁️
+8k🚀Ingénieur Devops Azure|Architect Cloud|2*Certifiés Microsoft Azure
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👵💻 𝙁𝒓𝙤𝒎 𝑭𝙡𝒐𝙥𝒑𝙮 𝘿𝒊𝙨𝒌𝙨 𝙩𝒐 𝑪𝙄/𝘾𝑫 𝑷𝙞𝒑𝙚𝒍𝙞𝒏𝙚𝒔! 💻👵Back then, deploying software meant dealing with stacks of floppy disks. Today, we have CI/CD pipelines and automated deployments that simplify life!What’s the biggest tech advancement you've witnessed in your career? Share your stories, and let's celebrate how far we've come!
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Nomiki Petrolla
Helping non-tech women build tech @ PDS Lab | Techstars Mentor | Featured in Nasdaq, SubKit, StartupNation, GritDaily, WeRule | Wife and Mom*4
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January Zero to MVP cohort has begun!!6 non-technical founders are off to the races to:- refine the problem they want to solve and the why behind it - create a solution that serves their customers first- prioritize their ideas into now, next, never- learn how tech works and apply it to their solutions- save money from expensive builds with clear direction and focus- launch an MVP with dev or no-code tools in less than 3 months- get their hands dirty and become technical enough to crushIt's going to be a wild month. February cohort is now open for non-tech founders who want to launch their software MVP in less than 3 months. Want to learn more, schedule a FREE intro call with me! Link in the comments.
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Timm Schoenborn
Experienced Project/Product Manager, Team Motivator, Educator, Food Enthusiast
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Hey bootcamp grads(and otherwise)! Here's a little bit of an easier one, since graduating from your tech bootcamp, what’s the coolest tech tool or skill you've picked up? Could be a library, or a framework or even a new language! Let me know in the comments!
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