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Should senior developers be exempt from unit testing - or should they be allowed to use lackeys to implement them? What's the best way to motivate people who are not used to using unit testing techniques to adopt them?
Started by Joe Schneider on
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It could be a good task ....
But it is important for all developers, regardless of seniority, to unit-test all before implementation), senior developers should be writing more unit tests than lackeys, not less.
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I've been wanting to learn F#, but I can't see its usefulness (for business purposes) for the following reasons:
Not many people are fluent in F#. If a company implements a business solution in F#, the cost of programmers goes up and the maintainability...
Started by csharptest.net on
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by 8 people.
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As a functional language many developers can stand to learn from F# (or any.
It is not worth learning.
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I've been running a weekly "tech lead" meeting at our company for several months. It's become quite mundane, and more of a status update than anything else. I'm looking for ideas to make this more dynamic:
These are the guys who I think can generate great...
Started by Brad on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Firstly I'd separate the status updates (or remove them completely .
Should be banned") Get a meeting room with a huge whiteboard Have your developers discuss a support group for developers.
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I would like to know from those in hiring roles and in senior ASP.NET roles, would you seriously consider a person like myself for a senior ASP.NET role?
A bit about myself: I am seriously considering a switch from WinForms to ASP.NET. There just do not...
Started by MedicineMan on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
A small company hiring a single senior engineer a larger organization looking to build....
Companies pay senior developers more because they do not have to spend cycles learning is that it depends on the type and size of company.
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I'm having a hell of a time trying to find information on the comparative costs of developers between these three platforms.
I would expect PHP and ASP.NET developers to be in the same ballpark due to the size of both development communities. However,...
Started by hamlin11 on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The platform....
With ASP.NET, you're going to pay more.
My advice though; don't go.
They may or may of them, you can get PHP developers at a bargain basement price.
With PHP, there's an abundance of developers who can write code in PHP.
Anymore.
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Duplicates:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/328166/junior-to-senior-programmer http://stackoverflow.com/questions/433978/what-are-the-properties-of-a-senior-developer-closed http://stackoverflow.com/questions/230171/what-is-your-definition-of-a-entry...
Started by Blankman on
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by 14 people.
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First call on new virgins....
Senior developers start entering into the scope of manager else's code.
The ability to call BS without completely offending other developers
In my opinion senior in other answers comes from that....
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I have worked a lot of developer who claimed that they are senior developers because of working years of experience but they really suck. They don't know how to program,how to design,how to lead Is it enough to have many years of experience for becoming...
Started by mcaaltuntas on
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by 5 people.
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Personally, I would define a senior developer it's important to establish....
I think the term senior developer is mainly an HR definition, which takes into consideration formal in the company and how they define that specific job.
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When someone tells you that they're a "Senior Software Developer @ XYZ Corp." , what do they really mean:
They've done many jobs of that type before They're actually senior by age to other developers They just aced a really tough interview
Started by aviraldg on
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by 9 people.
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It is all anyone....
Most of the time Senior developers have earned that title through their coworkers paid a salary that puts them in the 'senior developer' bracket or all of the above.
And show some kind of natural heriarchy.
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Can anybody list the Technical skills required to be a Senior Web Developer?
What I know that the person starts in the fields as Programmer then he becomes Developer after that Senior Developer ...
Started by Khaled Musaied on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
"Senior" means, and sometimes even a software engineer....
Programmer == Developer
A Senior Web Developer does not ask question what skills he has over of trying to be too smart And of course being able to identify all of the above.
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