Five Factor Testing
When I took my first real dev job in the late 90s, it was not common for developers to write their own […]
When I took my first real dev job in the late 90s, it was not common for developers to write their own […]
For the last several years, the Write/Speak/Code conference has empowered women software developers to gain influence and visibility via three […]
We can – and we must – change what “career success” means for software developers. Sarah Mei Sarah is DevMynd’s […]
It’s hard to imagine a more foundational command for a Rails developer than bundle install. You run it to get […]
Small engineering teams who want to diversify have a hard row to hoe. Large organizations can throw money at the […]
Thanks to all the coding bootcamps out there, many tech teams hired their first junior developers last year. Many more are now considering it, and debating how to go about it. Looking at the community chatter on this topic, it's clear that onboarding junior devs into a team of mid- and senior-level folks is not a solved problem. Hell, my company is heading into its sixth cohort of apprentices, and the question of how to structure their time still provokes passionate debate internally.