Alright so I have a question, hopefully this is the right platform to ask. As an entry level software developer I have trouble knowing my value. So I was wondering what an entry level developer is expected to do on their first job straight out of college. What responsibilities do they or should they have. And what kind of work are they expected to do? For example should they be building applications from start to finish or more smaller tasked work or bug fixes. Thoughts?

I'm thinking of getting a Mac for development purposes. I have a PC currently. Any opinions on what I should get or anything I should know before hand?

Power outage at work.... what to do what to do.

Looks at last commit, what the hell was i saying in this commit message?!

Had to migrate some files from ColdFusion To C#. Wasn't easy.

Finally getting the chance to work in Android studio. Really liking it.

That moment when you are a fresh college graduate and you land a job after 3 months. Oh the feels.

When a recruiter asks for your SSN over an email.... Hmmmmm...

does anyone have any experience with e-solutions recruitment company ? theyre asking for sensitive information about a position so it seems shady.

Not a rant: trying to start a GitHub portfolio for future recruiters or companies to see what i have done, I cannot seem to find inspiration on what to do, any ideas or tips?

So I'm looking into Scala, can someone tell me a good reason to learn Scala? What is the main purpose of this programming language? I have done some research my self, I would like to know what the community thinks though!

anyone ever been hired by cognizant?

Hey all. I'm a fresh college grad with a bachelor's in Software Engineering minor in math. I'm applying to countless jobs with little to no luck hearing back. Any tips from you all? Much appreciated!!

when you don't have anything to rant about because you're fresh out if university and don't have a job so you don't feel like a full fledged dev. 😞😭 time to study for those interviews I guess.

First technical phone interview with Google done. Wasn't as bad as I thought it might be.

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Fresh university graduate.
Looks for positions to apply to.
Refines search to "Entry-level".
All minimum qualifications: 5-10 years industry
experience.
Cries.
**/