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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2016 · 58 MIN

Web Development Skills To Get The Job

from Complete Developer Podcast

<p>Finishing the two part episode on skills web developers need to know the guys tackle the skills needed to land a job along with advanced skills to set yourself apart. The episode closes with a list of honorable mentions that do not directly apply to web development but are interpersonal skills useful to a career in development.</p> <blockquote>You've got the basics down and this is what you need before you start submitting resumes.</blockquote> <p>The intermediate skills listed in the episode is the base needed to begin a career as a web developer. The concepts build upon the previous listed basic and fundamental skills. These include methodologies of the web, programming paradigms, maintaining a project, and testing and debugging.</p> <p>Set yourself apart and above the crowd by learning and understanding the advanced skills. Knowledge of concepts such as data structure, algorithm development, modelling, and design shows more than a passing interest in the field and gives the basics to move up as a developer.</p> <p>Many of these skills are deep enough topics to warrent their own episodes. Will and BJ provide an overview for further discussion.</p> Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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