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We'd love to hear your thoughts on the event. - How did you find the talks? - Did they meet your expectations? - And overall, what's your feedback on the event? Let us know using this form! Your input helps us improve for the future. Thanks for being a part of it! ❤️ https://lnkd.in/gKuKeNQ2 #javascriptarmenia #jssummit #conference #jssummitam24

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Opening our React Native New Architecture series, we ask our #NewArchitecture experts Jakub & Wojciech the most basic question today: what is l̶o̶v̶e̶ Fabric? 💜 Stay tuned for more New Arch posts! #ReactNative #reactnativeappdevelopment

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These days, it's common for developers to have a side gig outside their main job. Our colleague, Laravel Back-End developer Justas Raudonius, is no exception—but his side gig is far from ordinary. Prepare yourself for a heartfelt story. Find the full article in the comments below 👇 and support Tušti narvai #Tuštinarvai #AnimalRights #TechForGood #NonProfitTech #LaravelDeveloper #AdaptAgency #AdaptLT

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What are our PHP Developers ACTUALLY working on? Spoiler alert: it’s more than “just coding” — it's looking for the best engineering solutions 👀 Take it from Kornelija Paulauskaite, our PHP Developer, as she talks about how her daily job helps her grow as a specialist. And to learn even more about our PHP developers’ day to day and insights from Kornelija’s team, check out the link in the comments 🐘​👇​

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By comparing client-side rendering to server-side rendering, Nemanja Vasic showcases their distinctive strengths and limitations. Moreover, he also explores server components, offering a fresh perspective on Next.js rendering techniques. If you're interested in frontend rendering strategies, especially with React and Next.js, dive into our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/dWB_q9U3 #RenderingLandscape #Frontend #React #NextJs #ProductDock #ProductDockBlog #ITBlog

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We invite you to watch Tomasz Ducin's presentation from WarsawJS Meetup #114 titled "Back in the game: Recent Revolutionary Changes in Angular" 🎬 Angular has always been perceived as a rather complex framework, but that doesn't change the fact that it is widely used in enterprise-scale systems. In his presentation, Tomasz discusses the groundbreaking changes that have occurred in Angular in recent months. From new features to API changes and new mental models for developers – all these make Angular a leading framework once again! 🏆🌍 You can't miss this. See for yourself how Angular is evolving! Enjoy watching! 🍿 🎥 Video — https://lnkd.in/g3Mz3iGq Still want more? Then join us for WarsawJS Meetup #115, which will take place on June 12th. You can order tickets by clicking the link below 👇 🔖 Tickets: https://lnkd.in/dHhc4pxc #WarsawJS #Meetup #Angular #TechTalk

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🌳 Tiny & elegant JavaScript HTTP client based on the Fetch API 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dMTAg5f6 #javascript #fetch #json #rest #js #npmpackage #client #request #tiny #Resources

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We are back with the second part of Michał Konkel's article series. These blog posts will show you how to create a Kotlin multiplatform project based on compose multiplatform that shares common business logic and user interface with Android, iOS, and Web apps 📲 In this article, Michal comprehensively explores the backend, showcasing Ktor's robust capabilities. 🛠️💻 Whether you're creating APIs, handling data, or configuring endpoints, this piece covers it all.  Don’t miss out, and let's get coding! ✨ https://bit.ly/44Jpc3H - #fullstack #kotlin #speednet

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Nearly 60% of developers on Djinni know JavaScript, but it’s the primary specialization for only 37%. We analyzed skills from 35.5K developer profiles to compare the most popular programming languages on Djinni with global trends. According to Stack Overflow’s 2024 survey, 64% of developers worldwide know JS, making it consistently the most popular language. TypeScript ranks second on Djinni (37%), followed by SQL (29%). Globally, Python holds third place after JS and SQL, known by nearly half of developers. On Djinni, only 14% reported Python as a skill or main specialization.

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✨ New article! ✨ Well-considered animations can add an extra layer of polish to your projects. In this article, Nefe looks at Framer Motion and how you can use it within your React projects.

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From Beginner to Master: Frontend Career Path: How to Improve Skills and Experience! This is a path that I put together to highlight every knowledge area that I would want to have knowledge about in regards to being a frontend developer. This means that it is been of benefit to the persons who may have not realized development but who may be interested in development as a study in addition to the persons who are already engaged in the field of development but who want to further their studies.

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👩‍💻 Case: Senior Ruby Developer in 2 weeks for a startup We received a request for a strong senior Ruby on Rails developer with 6+ years of experience with Ruby, capable of solving complex tasks independently. Additional restrictions on location and language skills significantly narrowed down the pool of potential candidates. 🚀The goal was to find technically skilled specialists who would fit into the company's startup culture in developing a complex SaaS product. We utilized various platforms, primarily LinkedIn, where we posted a job vacancy that yielded some relevant applicants. Cold outreach proved to be an excellent tool once again. We utilized Google's X-RAY, internal LinkedIn search, and selectively contacted employees of specific companies from our list. Additionally, we explored Telegram channels. We managed to join a Ruby developer community. ❗️ btw for future reference - dear colleagues be careful when posting anything in such communities - there is a high probability of being not friendly welcomed :) The overall candidate funnel comprised approximately 150 individuals through the whole period of searching. In the first week, we presented the first potential candidate to the company. Within two weeks, we showcased a pool of relevant candidates, two of whom received offers later. Both candidates accepted the offers, but only one get started working on the scheduled date, so the resumption of activities appeared. Within another 1.5 weeks of renewed efforts on the vacancy, we generated three new candidates. The third offer was extended three weeks after resuming work on the position. In total, three offers were made within two months! 🔥 📌 From our point of view, the secret to success rested on the three pillars: 1. Promptness: We initiated work asap, basing our efforts solely on basic requirements and the MVP of job description. We clarified all additional information while working. 2. Communication: Direct contact with the hiring manager, along with honesty and transparency, ensured swift feedback throughout the process. 3. Clear requirements: comprehensively outlined client expectations facilitated an effective direction for the search. This experience was vivid and pleasant for us, demonstrating that with the right strategy and open communication, even the most challenging tasks can be resolved within tight deadlines. Share your success stories – we'd love to discuss💫

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📢 Since we offer a free Teams license for OSS, we recently have contributed to “wolt_modal_sheet” (developed by Wolt) and integrated DCM into it. During this contribution we have found: - over 350 styling issues - and over 300 warning issues including potential bugs and memory leaks. Below is a comprehensive guide on integrating DCM into open source projects. This step-by-step guide covers everything from initial setup to configuring CI pipelines and addressing code issues. Key Highlights: - Evaluate project structure - Configure DCM for monorepos - Set up CI with GitHub Actions - Identify and address code issues - Update documentation and contribution guidelines Read the full guide here: https://lnkd.in/esuwcEJ5 #Flutter #Dart #OpenSource #FlutterDev

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While we really do think we are the dev agency of all dev agencies, the big (lil) enchilada, the top banana, we understand how important it is to choose the right development agency for your project. Enter, this blog we wrote on our top 7 tips for choosing the right development agency. 📲 https://bit.ly/492HZJt

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Check out interactive debugging with Symfony Console with Woody Gilk https://bit.ly/46Jv91S #symfony #symfonydevs #opensource

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📨 ⚛️ If you want to keep up with all the updates and news in the React space, check out the list of top React newsletters that will help you stay in the loop and not miss a thing! ⬇ https://lnkd.in/d2WbCni7 We hope that soon our SVAR for React will be in the news as well! We're working on the React version of SVAR UI components and can't wait to introduce them to the world! #react #reactnative

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Get ready to shape the future of Flutter! 🔮 Join Filip Hráček for a workshop on "Flutter in the year 2044" at Flutter & Friends. Let's dream big and create a roadmap for how the community can help to drive the Flutter development in this "barcamp-y" discussion! 💪

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