mobile developer

W kolejnym odcinku BrightDevTalks Patryk Szlagowski rozmawia z Mateuszem Klimczakiem, Technical Leaderem & Project Managerem w Bright Inventions.

Mateusz przez lata był mobile developerem. Gdy został PM-em, postanowił pozostać blisko kodu. Czy można pogodzić te dwa światy? Przekonaj się!

Oto niektóre z tematów, które poruszają:

• Teoria czterech palników.
• "Work life integration" czy "work life balance" – co jest lepsze dla Mateusza.
• Sposoby rozliczenia z klientem w IT: “Fixed Price” i “Time and Material”. 
• Elastyczność i otwartość na zmiany w projektach IT.
• Kilka przemyśleń o popularnych job boardach: JustJoinIT i NoFluffJobs.
• Jaką rolę w wyborze miejsca pracy mają opinie o firmie?
• Czy programista musi używać aplikacji do wszystkiego? 
• Dinozaury w IT – czy one istnieją?
• Jak czerpać wiedzę o nowościach i trendach w biznesie i programowaniu?
• Jakie źródła wiedzy są najlepsze dla iOS developera?

Więcej na temat modelów rozliczeniowych przeczytasz na naszym blogu.

Znajdziesz nas w socialach:

Patryk Szlagowski  na LinkedIn

Mateusz Klimczak na LinkedIn

Bright Inventions na Facebooku

Bright Inventions na LinkedIn

BrightDevTalks to podcast tworzony przez Bright Inventions – software development agency z Gdańska.

I'm starting September off with the inspiring Alicia Carr. Alicia is an iOS mobile engineer and the founder and CEO of The Purple Pocketbook, the first domestic violence mobile app in the state of Georgia. Alicia began coding at 51, and her work was even highlighted during this year's WWDC live feed. Impressive!

We spoke about her app, her work with Women Who Code, the WWDC experience, and her future goals and plans. Alicia has such an upbeat and positive spirit, and I think you'll really fall in love with her and her story. I know I'm definitely motivated by what she's accomplished, and I think you will be too!

• Alicia Carr on LinkedIn
• The Purple Pocketbook Website
• Email The Purple Pocketbook
• The Purple Pocketbook on Twitter
• The Purple Pocketbook on Facebook

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Kaya Thomas' star is on the rise! Maybe you've heard of her because of her popular iPhone app We Read Too. Or maybe you know her as one The Root's 2015 Young Futurists. Or maybe you've seen her on stage at Black Girls Rock being honored by First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama! It's all in a day's work for this Dartmouth computer science sophomore.

We talked about her work and the importance of visibility for Black developers (specifically Black women), combating unsupportive company culture, and what it means to be supportive of diversity. There's no sign of things slowing down for Kaya, and I'm so excited to share this conversation with you. Kaya Thomas is a superstar!

• Kaya Thomas' Website
• Kaya Thomas on Twitter
• Kaya Thomas on YouTube
• We Read Too
• We Read Too on Twitter

I first heard about Alpha Bah from an introduction by Michael Rain. Alpha is the creator of ZNews Africa, an Android app that provides the latest news content from across Africa.

We spoke about how he got the inspiration to create ZNews Africa, what he's learned from his time at Columbia University, and the importance of creating platforms for Africans to tell their stories. If you want to learn more about what's going on in Africa, check out what Alpha is up to! Thanks for the intro, Michael!

• Alpha Bah on Twitter
• ZNews Africa
• ZNews Africa on Google Play