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A constant bugbear throughout my career has been documentation. What do we document, who is it for, where do we keep it, how often is it updated? Approaches vary from organisation to organisation, and
If you already know what your portfolio needs to show, and to whom, that's great, read on! If not, take a look at part 1 which asks the questions you need to think about before writing a line of code.
As a graduate, I was told I needed a portfolio to stand out in a tough market. After years of lecturers telling me what to do, I was utterly lost. What did I build, and how did I share it? My coding a
If you read part one, you know how it ended. Nobody was going to hand me a direction. If I wanted one, I had to go and find it myself. Before that though, there's a question worth sitting with first —
My first job title was Graduate Developer. I held onto it longer than I should have. It was useful to begin with. When I made mistakes, well - I was only a graduate. When I didn’t know something, that
When I started learning React, I thought it would be easy. It was, mostly. I've worked across enough languages and frameworks over the years that I don't dread the switch. The engineering fundamentals
