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Posts Tagged ‘developers’
The Best-Kept Secret at Facebook? The Offensive Line.
With more than a billion users, Facebook is obviously doing something right. And the best thing they’re doing is celebrating the people who do hard jobs.
What We Read This Weekend – January 14
When we’re not solving the world’s contact information problem or trying to figure out if John Fox or the Broncos defense is to blame, we read a lot. Here are the top marketing, sales, social media, and developer articles we read at FullContact over the past weekend.
What We Read This Weekend – January 7
When we’re not solving the world’s contact information problem or trying not to write ’2012′ every time we need to write the date, we read a lot. Here are the top marketing, sales, social media, and developer articles we read at FullContact over the first weekend of 2013.
What We Read This Weekend – December 31
When we’re not solving the world’s contact information problem or trying to figure out the real words to ‘Auld Lang Syne,’ we read a lot.
What We Read This Weekend – December 17
When we’re not solving the world’s contact information problem or calling local toy stores to try and find a Furby for our kid, we read a lot.
What We Read This Weekend – December 10
When we’re not solving the world’s contact information problem or wondering why Gmail went down, we read a lot.
What We Read This Weekend – December 3
When we’re not solving the world’s contact information problem or dreaming about the end of the BCS, we read a lot. Here are some of the best social media, marketing, sales, and developer articles we read this weekend.
Denver’s gSchool: 6 months and 60 hours per week turns you into a web developer making $60K
As any software company knows, good software engineers are hard to find. More often than not, graduates receiving Computer Science degrees are not very good software engineers. It’s sad, but true. I can personally attest to this phenomenon as I received my CS degree in the year 2000 and many of my classmates simply weren’t… Continue reading
What We Read This (Thanksgiving) Weekend
When we’re not solving the world’s contact information problem or sleeping through a turkey-induced coma, we read a lot. Here are some of the best articles we read this weekend.
