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"Full-stack" - what does that even meeeeaaaaan? That word's so … annoying. I revert to my New York upbringing. Imagine the cliché; it ain't a thousandth. You don't wanna hear it, you got no idea. I go multilingual already. Yiddish. French. Italian, of course. Spanish. Mandarin. What we really want is a software architect. You want a software architect in any programmer role - front, back, middle, sideways, hypercube. Even in "small" roles - install freaking databases, connect them, middleware, the whole schmear. There are no small roles, only small programmers. Trust me, you want a software architect doing your database. - Lew Bloch, software that fits

A wise person said to me "the problem is anyone can code" don't believe him, press f12, and, in the window that pops open type. console.log('Hello world') press enter congratulations you just programmed a computer, you are now a developer. The skill is not in being able to code. The skill is writing manageable, testable, reliable code that someone years for now can pickup and work with. When hiring a developer, do not pay for someone who can write code, that should come for free. Pay for someone whose code is worth something. If you are a non -technical person hiring for a tech role, or getting some outsourcing code work done, please, speak with someone technical you know or hire a consultant for the day, you will save yourself tens of thousands of pounds.

Check out this job at FactSet: https://lnkd.in/g8zaYtGh Software Engineer II CFBR Great opportunity, Please DM if anyone needs any help for referral (if you have already applied directly then no need of referal again) But Please Check Job Requirements Before Reaching Out To Me.(Must Meet Job Requirements)(Please Dm, I Will Try To Do Needful But Must Meet Job Requirements Mentioned In Jd). #linux #c #unix #stl #perl #shellscripting #cloudtechnologies

No, Low-Code Tools will not take away IT jobs! In fact, most No-Code Applications will require IT supervision, from product development to testing and security. Which will always make IT professionals remain an important piece in ensuring an application's quality and functionality. #LowCode #DataAnalytics #PowerPlatform #MicrosoftFabric

"Low Latency HFT Trading Projects: Open Source & Tools" Source: https://lnkd.in/gfN67mp4 Looking for C++ Developer Jobs in Trading/HFT Space: Need Open Source Project Recommendations for Low Latency Portfolio Have you been honing your C++ skills and delving into LeetCode challenges, but struggling to land interviews in the high-frequency trading (HFT) and trading sectors due to a lack of low latency project experience? Don't fret - you're not alone. With a master's degree and 4 years of experience under your belt, you are more than qualified to excel in the trading space. However, recruiters are highlighting the importance of low latency projects, a crucial aspect you may be missing. So, how can you bridge this gap and showcase your capabilities in this domain? Here are some actionable steps to help you build a formidable portfolio and break into the trading and HFT industry: Seeking Open Source Projects in Trading/HFT: - Explore open source projects where you can contribute, especially ones that align with tools used in HFT/trading platforms. - Look for opportunities to delve into low latency coding, a skill highly valued in this field. Pet Projects Ideas for Devel...

Did you know a risk-managed approach to #mainframe application development can enhance productivity and navigate staffing challenges? Get the scoop from our very own Peter Wassel right here: https://lnkd.in/gWv2pVEN

Thrilled to be building robust and scalable applications as a #DotNetDeveloper, driving innovation with the power of #MicrosoftTechnologies! The main steps for a .NET developer typically include: 1-Requirement Analysis 2-Planning and Design 3-Setting Up Development Environment 4-Database Design 5-Coding and Implementation 6-User Interface Development 7-Testing and Debugging 8-Performance Optimization 9-Security Implementation 10-Continuous Integration and Deployment 11-Documentation 12-Maintenance and Support Each step ensures the development of high-quality, scalable, and secure .NET applications that meet business needs and user expectations. #DotNetDeveloper #SoftwareDevelopment #Coding #TechIndustry

"Low Latency HFT Trading Projects: Open Source & Tools" Source: https://lnkd.in/gS9Jvvir Looking for C++ Developer Jobs in Trading/HFT Space: Need Open Source Project Recommendations for Low Latency Portfolio Have you been honing your C++ skills and delving into LeetCode challenges, but struggling to land interviews in the high-frequency trading (HFT) and trading sectors due to a lack of low latency project experience? Don't fret - you're not alone. With a master's degree and 4 years of experience under your belt, you are more than qualified to excel in the trading space. However, recruiters are highlighting the importance of low latency projects, a crucial aspect you may be missing. So, how can you bridge this gap and showcase your capabilities in this domain? Here are some actionable steps to help you build a formidable portfolio and break into the trading and HFT industry: Seeking Open Source Projects in Trading/HFT: - Explore open source projects where you can contribute, especially ones that align with tools used in HFT/trading platforms. - Look for opportunities to delve into low latency coding, a skill highly valued in this field. Pet Projects Ideas for Development: - Consider focusing...

When zOSOpenTools project (https://lnkd.in/gSdBsTQY) started, I encouraged many people to contribute as much as they could. I knew the project would bring a lot of open-source porting to Mainframe. They have grown faster than I could imagine and today even complex projects like GitLab-runners are available in USS. Yes, you heard that right. Now you can run a native gitlab runner in USS directly and avoid many SSH connections to run your application builds / deploys / other automation. Many thanks to open-source contributors for making this dream a reality. Mathieu Dalbin has kindly written a blog to document how to setup and run your DevOps pipelines using this native runner. https://lnkd.in/g5-MppVz Please read/like/comment on it. PS: This runner is not officially supported by IBM or other vendors, as with many of the zOSOpenTools ports. But we need your support and express your willingness to use these ports, for some companies to start offering paid support on these ports.