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Steps to Becoming a Successful Developer 1. Learn the basics: Understand the internet, computer science concepts, and a programming language. 2. Build projects: Start small, break down problems, and learn from mistakes. 3. Master version control: Le

Day 43: Bengaluru's Coding Connoisseurs: From Cubicles to Coding Rockstars Tired of the cubicle blues? Bengaluru's startup scene beckons! Here's your guide to transforming from a coder to a coding rockstar: * Sharpen Your Skills: Level up your c

As my bootcamp comes to an end and I gear up for the job search, I became curious about the number of projects you all had on your Github when you secured your initial developer role. Additionally, I would love to know the project types that made

So I'm new at coding (just been a month) and I tried to look at GitHub , I've seen some projects and the files within them I'm having trouble locating files like what is what and which is doing what and some files have common names across other proj

Check out this comprehensive Git and GitHub guide by Aditya Kumar Gupta! 📚✨ It covers everything from basic setup to advanced workflows, with clear instructions and best practices for effective version control and collaboration. Perfect for both beg

How about the Reseller plan for Developers/Freelancers/AI engineers to help integrate solutions at their respective organizations/projects and make side money up to 70% of the invoice MOM? Does it make sense? Or should have a better plan for the dev

Found a very interesting project on GitHub. It's basically perplexity but open-source. Really looking forward to the results catching up to the level perplexity is at. Do check it out https://github.com/developersdigest/llm-answer-engine

I am an MBA student specializing in marketing, actively seeking live project opportunities to apply my skills and gain practical experience. If you or your organization have any marketing projects that could benefit from an MBA student's involvement,

Hello everyone, I am new to the tech world and eager to learn and gain experience. I would really like to connect with people on here who share the same interests and gain knowledge along the way.

I have a idea on developing a platform where the developers can actually get help from another developers for their work and can give bounties for their work and also includes a warehouse for all Opensource projects? Will this a good project to get