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Choosing Between Scarce Good Developers vs. Less Experienced Developers
Common sense would suggest that good developers are better than inexperienced/junior ones. That’s the norm in an ideal scenario where those few good developers would stick around, handle a…
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How Do Web Developers Decide Whether To Use CMS Or No Framework?
Here’s A Typical Timeframe On How Web Developers Decide 0 – 2 years of experience: Thrilled about their favorite (and only) framework they’ve ever used. 2–4…
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Programming Languages Used By Large Companies – PHP vs. Java
Some people try to bash PHP and explain how building high-scale platforms work. Since that’s a bit biased, I’ll try to outline a different perspective – as a…
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Is WordPress The Reason PHP Still Exists?
PHP isn’t going anywhere, and I don’t think that Facebook is the reason for that. It always helps to have some large brands behind a language/platform…
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Most Common Pitfall That Lean Engineering Teams Run Into While Building At Scale
Poor Planning And Weak Processes The lean engineering process is agile and fast-paced, with numerous moving wheels in any single moment. Usually, the technical architecture is…
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Comparing Costs Between Hiring And Outsourcing Web Developers
With the exception of hiring contractors for a predefined short-term (3–6 months), employees expect a long-term offer. The average tenure for software engineers varies – somewhere…
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Is Freelancing The Future Of Jobs?
We have several full-time employees hired through Upwork who spent the first couple of months believing they are full-time freelancers. Is This Freelance At All? The…
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What Is An “On-The-Job” Training?
Training programs are available in larger companies. The concept of training depends on the type of role, a candidate’s experience, and the company policy. Complete Training…