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How a Developer Survey Led Us to Pause Our Portal and Focus on What Really Mattered

In fast-paced engineering teams, it’s easy to get

Developers:

Which type of coding challenge best assesses a developer’s real-world skills?

A) Algorithm-based puzzles
B) Take-home project assignments
C) Pair programming sessions
D) System design discussions

I'm going LIVE with Andrew Lau and Preeti Kota on September 25th! We'll take a look at the state of Developer Experience, and

Developer rituals before the production release 😅

But even before that, how can Devops/SRE prepare themselves if things go out of control ?

Celebrating our latest AWS Service Delivery designation achieved by the team at Smile IT Solutions. 🎊

This achievement positions us among the top

Developers:

What’s the most effective way to measure a developer’s productivity?

A) Lines of code written
B) Number of tasks completed
C) Impact on business objectives
D) Code

Developers:

What's the most effective way to prepare for a technical interview?

A) Practice coding challenges on platforms like LeetCode or HackerRank

B) Review fundamentals and

Developers:

Should developers be responsible for monitoring their code in production?

A) Yes, fully responsible for monitoring and maintenance

B) Shared responsibility with dedicated ops team

C)

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Developers:

What skill should developers focus on to stay relevant in an AI-driven future?

A) AI/Machine Learning

B) Soft skills and communication

C) Systems

Developers:

Should AI-generated code be allowed in open-source projects?

A) Yes, it's a valuable tool

B) No, it threatens human contributions

C) Only with

Developers:

Are AI Coding Assistants making developers less skilled? 🤔

A) Yes, it's a crutch

B) No, it enhances productivity

C) It depends on how

Developers:

When starting a new project, what’s your top priority as a developer?

A) Writing clean, maintainable code

B) Delivering functionality quickly

C) Setting up proper testing

Developers:

Which aspect of programming do you find most challenging to stay updated on?

A) New frameworks and libraries

B) Updates in programming languages

C) Best practices

Developers:

What's your biggest concern about the rise of No-Code platforms in the tech industry?

A) Potential job displacement for traditional developers

B)

Developers:

Which type of projects do you find most suitable for No-Code development?

A) Simple websites and landing pages

B) Internal business applications

Developers:

What's your biggest concern about the rise of No-Code platforms in the tech industry?

A) Potential job displacement for traditional developers

B) Over-reliance

Developers:

In 5 years, No-Code tools in professional development will be:

A) A forgotten fad

B) Useful but niche

C) A standard part of

Developers:

How would you react if your company decided to shift some projects to No-code solutions?

A) Embrace the change and learn the tools

B)

DX - Developer Experience is one of the “hot industry buzzwords” at the moment.

I think that Abi Noda has done an incredible

Developers build products to save time,

but why do we spend more time fixing bugs than creating value?

As developers, we aim to build

Developer’s Recap: 2024 - Week 40
Reset Week

Monday - Kicked off assembly of project elements for a small fundraising round. I

Developers are all going to lose their jobs because AI is going to write a bunch of code.

No, that’s not the future we’re

Developers are the foundation of any security practice.

Let me explain...

Today developers are bombarded with security issues from multiple tools—AppSec, CloudSec, Bug Bounty programs,

Developers will not cease to exist.

Since AI appeared, we have produced more code than ever. But we have also produced more bugs than

Developer's Recap: 2024 Week 41
Project Work Week

Monday - Closed on another project concept. Time to get some work done.
Tuesday

Developers - this is how you fight the return to the office

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1. Get a HeyReach account
2. Find other developers in your tech

developers get asked on interviews “explain what happens when you type google . com and hit enter?”

healthcare's should be: “explain what happens

Developers should NEVER need to ask permission to:

- Write clean code ✨
- Refactor with purpose 🔧
- Document your magic

Developers - have you watched this video?

I bet you don't know what portion of those laid off are Male and Female

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