A happy programmer is a productive programmer, and Ruby is an object-oriented programming language with a laconic syntax that was expressly designed with programmer productivity in mind. Whether you have a need for development speed, rapid prototyping, or a quick way to bootstrap a project using the latest best practices and standards, Ruby is an […]
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We’ve covered a lot of ground thus far in terms of how to market to developers, from how to deploy content marketing to the importance of not making assumptions about them on the basis of the developers you may happen to know. I’ve got a pretty vital word of advice to add to all of
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Photo credit: BsWei/Shutterstock Building an e-commerce website is far from easy, no matter how much experience you have. How do you align yourself with a developer who can make your dream website a reality? Ask them these 10 questions. Building an e-commerce website is far from easy, no matter how much experience you have. The
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Most companies that are successful with content marketing typically employ a skilled team of strategists, editors, writers, and designers. You can achieve a lot with a small team but as it grows you may benefit by making a developer your next hire. For more complex projects, you need someone with technical knowledge, which often has
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Your ecommerce business needs a new platform and a developer — but in what order? An ecommerce platform is the software your business will use to conduct online transactions and a developer is the person who will set up or customize that software. Odds are good that you weren’t really confused about your software and your
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Web developers, like other professionals, must overcome habits and opinions that they’ve acquired over time. Web developers have standard processes and techniques to get their jobs done. They also have informal habits and opinions that influence their work — the kinds of things that no one is formally trained on but picks up from peers over
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