programming

What programming language do you have to learn in order to start coding an app like Instagram or WhatsApp?

It isn’t a matter of learning a particular language. Beginners are always hung up on languages. Languages don’t matter! To be honest, language is not that important. You can develop fancy apps in almost every modern language.

What you need to learn to create a mobile app like Instagram or Whatsapp is how to implement a client application on the mobile device and a backend web service that the client communicates with.

Most services app will have frontend and backend part. Read more

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As a software engineer, what’s the best skill set to have for the next 5-10 years?

If you are looking to be a great general purpose software engineer then the skills for the next 5-10 years are very similar to the skills needed in the last 5-10 years.

  1. Higher level languages such as Java and even the latest, greatest C++ which has some very nice features. Get comfortable with these suckers, they’ve been around for a while, they’re going to stick around. Python is also useful. The jury is out on other very cool but not very broadly adopted languages.
  2. Get comfortable with big data. It’s not for everyone, but there’s big money in it, and it’s incredibly useful for business, digital assistants, and human-computer interfaces. Intelligent agents – software which learns your preferences and finds things on your behalf – will come sometime soon. Big data – processing an Internet worth of data to understand what you like, and are likely to like – will be a part of it. Get comfortable with SQL and distributed analogs to SQL for querying and transforming data.

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PHP-tips

10 Tips for PHP Developers

Here i came up with some assumptions and wanted to share some of best PHP developer’s experience with you peoples,

1) Go OOP

If you have not yet entered the realm of Object Oriented Programming, then you are at a disadvantage, and you are falling behind fast. Read more

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Casaroja

Why Your Website Needs a Responsive Design

A responsive website is the same site, same links, and same content – on every device. The only difference is that it is coded in such a way that it will respond gracefully to whatever size device it is being viewed on. Read more

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