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- 1. 1 Moaid Hathot Software Consultant @MoaidHathot moaidh@codevalue.net http://www.moaid.codes www.codevalue.net Being A Modern Developer
- 2. 222 • Software engineer, consultant and code Jedi • Developing Software professionally since 2013 • Software Craftsmanship advocate • Clean Coder • OzCode Evangelist @MoaidHathot moaidh@codevalue.net http://www.moaid.codes About Me
- 3. 3 Cloud Computing Advanced Mobile Technologies UI/UX & Graphic Design Cross Platform Development Advanced Web Technologies ALM & DevOps Software Architecture IOT & Embedded Software Training & Mentoring Development Management & Methodology About CodeValue
- 4. 4 Debug like a wizard Quit debugging, spend more time writing brilliant software Magic Glance / Figure out complex expressionsLINQ Debugging / Know the flow of your LINQ queries Reveal / Focus on data that actually matterSearch/ Find that needle in a haystack of data With our Visual Studio extension for C#, follow the road to a bug-free world oz-code.com | @oz_code
- 6. 6 Different types of developers 6
- 7. “Types” of developers Server-Side (Back-End) Client-Side (Front-End) Mobile Full-Stack DevOps IoT High-Level Low-Level More… 7
- 8. Full-Stack 8
- 9. Full-Stack 9
- 10. Full-Stack 10
- 11. Full-Stack 11
- 12. Full-Stack 12
- 13. “Types” of developers 13 Server Side Client Side+ != FullStack
- 14. “Types” of developers 14 Server Side Client Side+ ?= FullStackDevOps +
- 15. Full-Stack 15
- 16. Full-Stack 16
- 17. A Modern Developer A good developer should know everything: Server-Side Client-Side Mobile IoT DevOps Low-Level High-Level Etc… Should be a Polyglot 17
- 18. A Modern Developer A good developer should know everything: Server-Side Client-Side Mobile IoT DevOps Low-Level High-Level Etc… Should be a Polyglot 18 FullStack
- 19. Learn the meaning of Buzzwords Serverless IoT Containers + Docker Containers. Kubernetes SPA PWA Microservices Etc… 19
- 20. 20 Your CV 20
- 21. Your CV 21
- 22. Your CV 22
- 23. Your CV 23
- 24. Your CV 24
- 25. Your CV 10 types of CVs General purpose CV (“Spam”) Per position CV 25
- 26. Your CV Applying for a position: Decide which position you would like to get Find an open position (or company) Create a CV per position per company Apply. Your CV should also reflect the values of the company you are applying to. 26
- 27. 27 DemoCV
- 28. Your CV 28 Don’t be the fish. Be the fisherman/fisherwoman.
- 29. Your CV 29
- 31. Profile 31
- 32. Profile 32
- 34. Profile GitHub Create Open Source repositories Create Issues Contribute Up for grabs Practice Git. Recently acquired by Microsoft (Yesterday). There are also: GitLab BitBucket VSTS – Visual Studio Team Services 34
- 35. Profile 35
- 36. Profile 36
- 37. Profile Stackoverflow Create a Profile with your name Ask questions – easy points. Add comments. Update old questions and answers. Answer your questions. 37
- 38. Profile LinkedIn Keep your LinkedIn profile updated. Post your Blog Posts also at LinkedIn. Add your Volunteering experience. Ask professors to write recommendations. Don’t forget to link you blog. Don’t be afraid of adding connections (friends) The more the merrier. 38
- 39. Profile 39
- 40. Profile Blog Create a blog. Post about what are you learning. Make sure it is registered with Google’s Web Console. Don’t forget the ‘About Me’ and ‘Contact Me’ pages. You can use a template for the blog. 40
- 41. Profile Twitter Is great for following technical people Software Celebs. You can just retweet news. Can be your ‘what’s new’ portal. Great for reaching out to companies/software-celebs and for notifying about a bug. Use your real name. Remember to share your blog posts. 41
- 42. Profile Facebook There are a lot of groups about Software. Find active groups – you can learn a lot. Share your blog posts. 42
- 43. Profile 43
- 44. 44 Networking 44
- 45. Networking 45
- 46. Summary Learn your buzzwords. Keep learning new stuff. Everyone should be a FullStack developer. Create CV’s specifically for your desired positions. Invest in your digital profile. Go to meetups. 46
Editor's Notes
- CodeValue is rooted in the Israeli High-tech ecosystem and expertise Founded by a team of visionary technical experts and consultants in 2010 A team of 200 experts (over 30 leading architects), and growing… Built around nurturing talents, hiring experts and developing potentials Growing through a track record of solving complex technical challenges Successfully implementing software development processes in companies of all scales CodeValue is at the leading edge of advanced software development Community of experts globally recognized by Microsoft, Google and Amazon Early access to new technologies, hands-on practice at all levels Decades of “real world” development experience 1 Microsoft MRD, 3 Microsoft MVP, 2 Google GDE & Mentors, AWS certified
- CodeValue is rooted in the Israeli High-tech ecosystem and expertise Founded by a team of visionary technical experts and consultants in 2010 A team of 200 experts (over 30 leading architects), and growing… Built around nurturing talents, hiring experts and developing potentials Growing through a track record of solving complex technical challenges Successfully implementing software development processes in companies of all scales CodeValue is at the leading edge of advanced software development Community of experts globally recognized by Microsoft, Google and Amazon Early access to new technologies, hands-on practice at all levels Decades of “real world” development experience 1 Microsoft MRD, 3 Microsoft MVP, 2 Google GDE & Mentors, AWS certified