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If you are a great developer, its no use unless other people know this as well. This talk is a guide/logbook of how to take your career into the next level, take advantage of Open Source and the PHP Community to grow as a professional.
It looks at different ways to learn more, grow your networking and expand the reach of your work, helping you find better opportunities and bring more value to your current employer.
If you are a great developer, its no use unless other people know this as well. This talk is a guide/logbook of how to take your career into the next level, take advantage of Open Source and the PHP Community to grow as a professional.
It looks at different ways to learn more, grow your networking and expand the reach of your work, helping you find better opportunities and bring more value to your current employer.
9.
Knowledge
Personal Marketing and Communication
Networking and People Skills
The pillars of professional growth
Fir0002/Flagstaffotos
10.
()$w#·"*+"/ !ä"#/
Noun:
1. Information and skills acquired
through experience or education;
the theoretical or practical
understanding of a subject.
12.
Dependency Injection Object Oriented Code
Dependency Management 2+ Frameworks
Javascript Unit Testing (TDD, BDD)
Scalability Version Control (Git, SVN)
What do I need to know?
22.
“[blogging] ... not only can you promote yourself and
your opinions...but you also get the opportunity to
discuss them with others and ... learn from their
particular experiences.”
Marco Tabini - Editor of php|arch
by sebastian bergmann
23.
“senior [developers] ... need to be mature enough to
not only express themselves, but to be able to either
defend their position or correct themselves.”
Cal Evans - Blue Parabola / Zend DevZone
by rob allen
24.
They really get along
and so do the tips they gave
by Jeremy Kendall
25.
Your own blog
Talk to @e3BethT at php|arch
Anywhere!
Write and Blog
26.
User Groups Sessions
Hackathons / Testfest
Conferences
Participate! Show up.
27.
Contribute!
You find bugs everyday
Unit Tests
Share your own library
28.
Start in your own company
User Groups, they are everywhere
Talk about what you see everyday
Give a talk!
by Josh Holmes