When discussing cloud platforms, cloud computing, and software development for the cloud it's important to know that, for most development projects, developing for the cloud is the same as developing a traditional multi-tier application. Your applications will still run on a traditional operating system (usually headless Linux) and use the

Hello everyone, this week I decided to take a closer look at the role of the Development Team in relation to scrum activities due to my having possibly unpopular opinions about the other two roles that would likely color my response in a way that is unproductive to this discussion.

When choosing a programming language, you're usually making a determination across several vectors: performance, portability, supporting libraries, and ease of use. Let's examine our choices across these parameters: PerformanceC++Generally considered, alongside C, to be among the most performant languages. This is somewhat of a misconception. While it is true

The "how to get your foot in the door" question is always tricky. Personally, I have found the most success leaning on the power of recruiters and head hunters. This is especially true if you have a less conventional background (no degree) or little experience. The reason for this is

Note: This is a verbatim copy of a discussion post I made for IT-145 at SNHU. I liked it so I'm putting it here. The first principle, inheritance, describes one’s ability to describe data objects in a way that can be extended to create new types while reducing repeated