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09 Oct

Las herramientas imprescindibles para desarrolladores Full Stack en 2024

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Introducción El desarrollo full stack ha avanzado mucho en los últimos años. Para mantenerse competitivo, es crucial contar con herramientas que faciliten el desarrollo, la gestión de proyectos y la colaboración en equipos. En este artículo, compartiré las herramientas que, según mi experiencia, son esenciales para desarrolladores full stack en 2024, abarcando tecnologías de backend, frontend, bases de datos, pruebas y despliegue. 1. Lenguajes y Frameworks Backend Node.js con Express.js Node.js sigue siendo popular para el desarrollo backend gracias a su naturaleza asíncrona y su amplio ecosistema. Express.js es ideal para crear APIs RESTful rápidas y flexibles. NestJS NestJS se…

15 Aug

Web Developer Burnout

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A Little Background Back when I started my web developer journey, everything was much simpler than it is today. I started out using Mosaic web browser and then not too long after moved to the beta version of Netscape. Developers at that time learned things together, as new features were added into the browser, we would share how we used them over a snack at the local bakery. This lead to a decent amount of shared learning. Back then there was basically two things that were handy to know, HTML and Perl. HTML for the web design and if there…

13 Aug

OpenSearchCon North America 2024

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, developers, development, engineering, eventsinyourcity, inclusive, opensearch, opensource, software

We're excited to invite you to another OpenSearchCon North America this year. Join us September 24 through September 26, 2024 at the Hilton Union Square hotel in San Francisco. We have watched OpenSearchCon grow from its humble beginnings as a single-track, one-day event, held once a year, to a three-day, multi-track open source community experience held in multiple locations around the year, that includes an unconference, training and workshops, a partner round table, and other exciting networking and partner opportunities. We hope to see you in San Francisco! Source link lol

05 Aug

Why do Frontend and Backend developers use Docker

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, containers, developers, development, docker, engineering, inclusive, javascript, software

Imagine you're building a simple to-do list app. It seems straightforward: a frontend to display tasks and a backend to store them. But let’s dive deeper and consider the following tech stack: Tech Stack #1 Frontend: Reactjs, Vite, CSS Preprocessor Backend: Nodejs, API Server Database: Mongo, Mongo Express The frontend, let's say, is a React app. It requires Vite, CSS Preprocessor and a specific React version. The backend, a Nodejs app, needs Node, API Server, a database (like MySQL/Postgres), and a few libraries. These are just the basics. Tech Stack #2 Frontend: Reactjs, Vite, CSS Preprocessor Backend: Nodejs, API Server…

17 Jul

Software Developers: 7 Proven Steps to Navigate Complex Software

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, developers, development, engineering, inclusive, learningnewsoftware, newjobtips, programming, software

Are you a passionate developer looking to learn complex software in a short amount of time? This can happen if you have to transition to a new team or a new organisation. The challenge is that there would be a lot of information lying around and you have to make sense quickly. If you have not done this before, it feels daunting. The other problem is that as you do not have all the context, some of the answers you get might be conflicting or confusing. In this blog post, we'll discuss the steps you can take to navigate this…

14 Jul

Follow my squad for DevX

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Launching a new squad on daily.dev for developer experience, productivity articles & tips. I am a platform architect with more than a decade of experience in building products from scratch and scaling it to millions of users. Join now using the below link on daily.dev:https://dly.to/cM7o9oDqtwP Source link lol

11 Jul

7 Awesome Career Tips Your Manager Will Never Tell You

stp2y0 CommentsNewscareer, careerdevelopment, coding, community, developers, development, engineering, inclusive, software, softwaredevelopment

While starting a career, your immediate manager becomes the guide to finding your feet in the organization. You could become very close and mimic your decisions based on how your manager will handle situations. While this is good at the start, it may not help you in the long run. Your manager, at some point, may go higher or change jobs. You could get a new leader who has a unique style of working. All these scenarios could derail your career if you had kept all the eggs in one basket. So these are strategies you can use to stay…

16 Jun

Newsletter “What’s up devs ?” is born !

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Hi devs, You may know that I publish a weekly French dev newsletter called "Quoi de neuf les devs ?". But today, I'm delighted to announce that its English version is born. It's called "What's up devs?" and it's in the same spirit as its French sister: to give you the latest development news every week. I'll try to keep the same rhythm as the French version, so I'll publish it every Friday. Occasionally, the newsletter may be published on Saturday, depending on how tired I am ;-) So I leave you with this newsletter, which I'm very proud to…

06 Jun

What to Expect at Apple’s WWDC 2024

stp2y0 CommentsAIapple, artificial intelligence, developers, siri, software, wwdc

Apple did, however, confirm new accessibility features are coming to iPad “later this year” via a press release published in May. These capabilities include the ability to control the iPad with eye tracking, spoken shortcuts that assign custom utterances Siri can understand, and a feature that uses onscreen cues to reduce motion sickness for people looking at their device in a moving vehicle. Hopefully, we'll be able to see demos of these features at the conference.MacOS 15As is the case every year, the official name for the latest version of macOS is always a guessing game. Last year, Parker Ortolani,…