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This question is aimed at software developers with different professional backgrounds, but of course everyone is free to speak their mind :).
I think there is too much variety in software industry. There are endless debates on what programming language...
Started by swamplord on
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One thing you have to consider is that the software industry is relatively young and figure out how something new (like,....
Saying there is too much variety in the software industry is like saying there is too much variety in the business.
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I just wanted to gauge how software industry is coping with the recession. Everyday we hear thousands being laid off( including Microsoft and Google recently). So, did the recession finally catchup to Software industry as well? Or is the Software industry...
Started by vj on
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It depends who your.
The software industry is a huge place.
industry", because there's a range of companies (e.g., companies like Microsoft, Google, IBM, Oracle directly correlated with a bank in Iowa.
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I keep reading in news and blogs that programmers do not read books, that the book industry is 'in decline' and that writing a book isn't worth the effort as the money is pathetic. My question: is it true? Should we just bury the book industry and stick...
Started by Dmitri Nesteruk on
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Besides, there is no real "book industry" (aside from the printers), there is a publishing industry book industry has some....
All I can say.
But I'm no expert.
industry may be in decline, but I doubt it will go away entirely.
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Everybody knows how to go about learning about how to code, but what about the coding industry itself? Anyone know of any good resources for learning such things as common career paths, expected entry-level pay, expected mid-level pay... things like that...
Started by nbv4 on
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What coding industry, as I see at least a handful of different forms:
Software companies - Those.
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I was highly impressed with this question and its responses concerning domain knowledge in the finance industry and it was very useful to understand what kind of expertise one need before starting Programming in Finance Industry.
I want to get domain ...
Started by Rachel on
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-- If you are not a programmer....
If this is the case then what technologies, software etc, are you familiar with .
You'll need either long experience in the industry (not possible for you today) or a partner who a programmer in another industry.
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Hi All,
I wanted to know how does Java/C# scale up compared to C++ with reference to financial industry projects ?
Thanks.
Started by Rachel on
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It really depends.
With experience in the industry so there is a substantial contract market for many skill sets.
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What is the Industry Standard for bugs per 1000 Lines of Code ?
What is the number that your company is using ?
What are the other metrics to identify code quality ?
Started by Geek on
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Blank, non-comment lines of code what we are counting (the usual industry standard); and play says that the range of possibilities can be as follows:
(a) Industry Average: "about 15 - 50 errors.
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I'm considering a job that will have me working in the healthcare industry working on an information system for insurance companies. Just out of curiosity, what is working in the healthcare industry like for a programmer? Any particular quirks? Are there...
Started by Jason Baker on
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The biggest quirk I know of is HIPPA are not supposed to use, members of my department... .
I've worked in the healthcare industry in the past, and the biggest difference I can think is HIPAA worked in the pharmacy industry, which is slightly related.
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Is it in best interests of the software development industry for one framework, browser or language to win the war and become the de facto standard? On one side it takes away the challenges of cross platform, but it opens it up for a single point of failure...
Started by Jim McKeeth on
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What is best for the industry.
I believe standards are bad because they are usually controlled by a single party .
I personally prefer having choices.
Job easier, but I think it's bad for the industry.
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I am about to commence SEO work on a website that is similarly named to another company in the very same (specific) industry.
What strategy should I adopt?
Started by Jordan on
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If you can't rename the....
Copyright and trademarks can get rather messy, rather quickly...
If there is any chance that people can confuse company A and company B or anything along those lines, I'd recommend taking a step back and re-evaluate the names.. .
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