Stay ConnectedDeveloper Tea exists to help driven developers connect to their ultimate purpose and excel at their work so that they can positively impact the people they influence.
With over 17 million downloads to date, Developer Tea is a short podcast hosted by Jonathan Cutrell, engineering leader with over 15 years of industry experience. We hope you’ll take the topics from this podcast and continue the conversation, either online or in person with your peers. Email: developertea@gmail.com
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In today's episode, I am very excited to announce the Developer Career Roadmap!
The Developer Career Roadmap is intended to provide guidelines for someone at any point in their career who wants to become a full-time software developer.
Today's episode is sponsored by Whiteboard. At Whiteboard, we leverage technology daily to accomplish great vision. Come work with us - send us your resumé and your thoughts at work@whiteboard.is, and learn more at spec.fm/whiteboard.
In today's episode, we talk about language barriers, and how to get over them. We're not talking about native versus non-native languages - instead, we're talking about learning how to name new concepts. I'll give you three specific tips for better handling these kinds of language barriers!
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Sometimes, what you hear on this podcast is bad advice. In general, we try to provide guide rails for your career, but to get the most out of a general rule, you have to apply it specifically. That's what we talk about in today's episode.
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In today's episode listener Kevin asks about whether he should return to college or not.
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In today's episode, Matt asks about what to do when he gets bored at his job. Hint: quitting is not always the answer!
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In today's episode, we talk about the do's and don't's of resumés and cover letters thanks to a question from listener Amanda.
Today's episode is sponsored by Zendesk! With Zendesk, you can get feedback from your customers without making them leave your application, leading to faster resolution times and happier users! Check it out at Zendesk.com/developertea today!
In today's question, Abigail asks about appropriate interview attire! Ask your question at developertea@gmail.com.
Today's episode is sponsored by Zendesk! With Zendesk, you can get feedback from your customers without making them leave your application, leading to faster resolution times and happier users! Check it out at Zendesk.com/developertea today!
In today's episode, we discuss how logic paths can help you understand how to construct clearer code.
Today's episode is sponsored by Zendesk! With Zendesk, you can get feedback from your customers without making them leave your application, leading to faster resolution times and happier users! Check it out at Zendesk.com/developertea today!
Today's question is about creating better REST applications by making lighter objects.
Today's episode is brought to you by Spec! Go and learn more about the fantastic resources we're creating for you daily at
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In today's episode, I answer a listener question from Naren who wants to know how many hours are realistic for a developer to produce work in a given day.
Today's episode is brought to you by Spec! Go and learn more about the fantastic resources we're creating for you daily at
Spec.fm.
Today's episode is also sponsored by Heap! If you're still using a basic analytics package for your site or application, you're probably missing out. Go to spec.fm/heap to be redirected to Heap’s special landing page where you can see a full feature breakdown.
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