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Join host Jessica Frigon in this must-listen episode of LOVE Unplugged as she discusses the common mistakes entrepreneurs make when attempting to scale their businesses. Discover the crucial importance of having a solid operational foundation in place, including effective processes, technology, and people. Get insights into the vital role of personal development in avoiding pitfalls such as wrong decisions, imposter syndrome, and comparisonitis. Explore the significance of hiring strategically and building a high-performing team.

Don't miss out on the valuable advice and actionable steps to ensure success as your business takes that monumental leap. Tune in now and empower yourself for the next level of your entrepreneurial journey.

WHAT'S COVERED IN THIS EPISODE

[00:02:30] Ineffective processes and technology harm businesses.

[00:06:26] Avoid hiring too fast.

[00:07:20] Insufficient revenue, wrong hiring, poor performance.

[00:11:13] Tech tools automate tasks, saving money.

[00:15:03] Consistent CEO Day appointments crucial for success.

[00:17:30] Leverage change, set tone, implement operational audit.

YOUR RESOURCES

Work 1:1 with Jessica Frigon: https://www.projectloveco.com/services

CEO Thrive Kit: https://projectloveco.myflodesk.com/ceothrivekit

Neste episódio William Martins e Keit Oliveira recebem as convidadas Thassia Lima e Nicole Pessoa, para conversar sobre o início na carreria de DEVs e os desafios a serem superados por ser uma pessoa de períferia, negra.

Nesse episódio o papo é sobre Entrosamento entre Frontend e Backend. Emilio Aiolfi juntamente com convidado especial Alisson Perez (backend no Grupo SBF) conversam sobre suas experiências na interação entre front e back. Bora ouvir!?

Ariane habite à Malmö en Suède, où elle exerce le métier de développeuse front-end.

Avec Ariane, nous avons parlé de trouver sa voie, de s'autoformer et du syndrôme de l'imposteur.

Je vous laisse maintenant plonger dans cet épisode en espérant qu'il vous plaira, et je vous souhaite une très belle écoute ! 

Ressources citées ou évoquées dans cet épisode : 

• Bordeaux INP - ENSC (Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Cognitique) : https://ensc.bordeaux-inp.fr/fr 
• Le prépa des INP : https://www.la-prepa-des-inp.fr/ 
• OpenClassrooms : https://openclassrooms.com/fr/
• Stack OverFlow : https://stackoverflow.com/ 

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Nesse episódio de tretas da #bolhaDev no mês de março, Keit e Emilio comentam sobre o que aconteceu. Influenciador financeiro diz que programação é fácil, Soft Skills ou Hard Skills e Back ou Front quem ganha mais?

Philippe de Sédouy est à la fois DSI du groupe Batisanté mais également Président de
Topics. Il indique que la vulgarisation du langage informatique est le meilleur
moyen de se faire comprendre.  

In this episode, we cover everything that happened in 2021 from releases to Meteor Cloud launch, Push-to-Deploy, NPM installer, Meteor Impact, and much more.

There was a lot to cover on this episode which included:

* Meteor Cloud launch
* Free deploy with shared MongoDB
* Node.js 14 update
* NPM installer
* Meteor Compat Packages
* Meteor Impact/Meteor Hackathon
* Meteor 2.5.1 (M1 support)
* Push-to-Deploy
* Meteor University

Thanks for listening!

Important Links:

Meteor Compat Packages: click here
Node.js 14 update: click here
Meteor 2.5.1: click here
Push-to-Deploy: click here

In this episode, we cover everything from releases to Meteor Meetups, the new 2.4 release, The Meteor Spotlight Podcast, Meteor Impact 2021. 

There was a lot to cover on the open-source side, which included: 

Meteor 2.4 Highlights:

• Newcomers: Meteor NPM installer is now available for all platforms.
• Performance: reify has been updated to v0.22.1 which reduces the overhead of import statements and some uses of export ... from, especially when a module is imported a large number of times or re-exports a large number of exports from other modules. PRs 1, 2
  • reify adds no more than 1s of overhead to import { Web, Add } from '@material-ui/icons/esm/index.js' (edited) 
  • Though a slow mobile browser will have more
• Performance: Support for publication strategies in livedata server #11368
• New feature: Email package now allows setting Email.customTransport to override sending method.
• Update: Apollo skeleton has been upgraded for Apollo server v3
• Update: Typescript updated to v4.3.5

Meteor Spotlight Podcast: 

In our latest episode of the Meteor Spotlight Podcast, we featured our friend Eric Omeig from Boom Learning. Eric Oemig is a former Washington State Senator and the technical co-founder of Boom Learning. His company’s flagship product, Boom Cards, is used by millions of students around the world. Boom Cards are built on Meteor and have been hosting on Galaxy since 2014.

To learn more about Boom Learning and Boom Cards,  what they do, and how they're scaling with Meteor, tune in to the episode! We cover everything from their tech stack, growth during the pandemic, to their journey with Galaxy. 

We also have another episode coming up in a few weeks - stay tuned for more details on that! 

Meteor Impact: 

Meteor Impact will be happening on October 21st and 22nd - if you're interested in being a speaker, please reach out to elysse@meteor.com for more information! 

This year's conference will also include a five-day Hackathon filled with prizes and networking opportunities! The Meteor Hackathon will be held from October 15th to October 22nd (a 7-day event), focusing on building knowledge and understanding in Meteor.js, Meteor Cloud, and javascript. Click here to register for the Hackathon. 

You and your team can build a product with a clear revenue stream, a non-profit, open-source, or anything in between, BUT it should be usable and deployed on Galaxy at the end.

Make your teams and register today as we have limited spots - Click here to register! 

Thanks for listening! 

Important Links: 

Boom Learning Podcast: Click here

Hackathon Information: Click here 

Meteor Impact Conference: Click here

2.4 Release - Blog: Click here 

Bonjour, et bienvenue dans cet épisode hors-série du Joboscope par OpenClassrooms, consacré au développement frontend
Je suis Marion Armengod et je suis ravie de vous accompagner pour passer cette branche du développement informatique au microscope…

Si vous avez fait quelques recherches sur le sujet, vous avez sûrement déjà entendu parler de la distinction entre le frontend et le backend. Revenons tout au début pour éclairer les auditeurs qui ne connaissent pas encore la différence.

Très schématiquement, les éléments frontend, encore dits “côté client”, correspondent à ce qu’on voit à l’écran et  avec quoi on peut interagir. Une page Web avec sa structure UX et UI design, son texte, ses images, vidéos, ses boutons et liens… Ces éléments sont le plus souvent constitués de HTML, CSS et JavaScript, et contrôlés par le navigateur Web de l’utilisateur.

Le backend, encore appelé “le côté serveur” lui, est en quelque sorte la partie immergée de l’iceberg. On peut le décomposer en trois éléments essentiels : un serveur (ou hébergement Web), une application (un site Internet ou une app), et une base de données. Le développeur backend gère tous ces aspects cachés mais sans lesquels une page resterait une coquille vide. Les langages de programmations appelés “dynamiques” qu’il utilisent sont en majorité le PHP, Python, Ruby, SQL, et parfois du Node.js, un dérivé de JavaScript utilisé côté “serveur”.

Bon, maintenant vous savez de quoi on parle… Mais alors, comment s’orienter ? Il y a tant de langages à apprendre : il faut bien commencer quelque part. Les développeurs front et back étant tous deux très recherchés, les offres n’aident pas tellement pour trancher. Le mieux, c’est encore de se renseigner sur le quotidien en tant que développeur front ou back, sur la philosophie derrière ces spécialités et d’écouter des pros en parler.

Dans cet épisode, nous nous consacrons au frontend. Pour le compléter, écoutez aussi celui sur le back-end !

Pour y voir plus clair, nous sommes en compagnie de Julie Berteaux, développeuse Front freelance, Valentine Langer qui travaille chez Lifen et Benjamin Mornat de chez Webnet.

Conception et réalisation : Nora Leon. Modération : Marion Armengod (Studio de production Make Some Noise). 

A essência de um programador pragmático é ser objetivo, prático e pragmático.

O Pragmatismo é uma doutrina filosófica que se baseia na verdade do valor prático.

Fica conosco e curta a nossas Loucas Analogias

Filosofias, Essências e Características abordadas:

• Catalisador de Mudança (Sopa de Pedras)
• Duplicação de Conceitos
• Como Prototipar - Documentos auxiliares
• Estimativas
• Assumir Rresponsabilidade
• Teoria da Janela Quebrada

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Quais as competências importantes para um desenvolvedor de software?

Como a profissão evoluiu e como estamos cada vez mais deixando de ser generalistas e nos tornando especialistas.

Será que isso é bom? Se é bom, é bom pra quem?

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