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No one is exaggerating when they say now is the best time to start learning web development. This isn't one of those fad careers. The field is projected to grow 10% for the next decade. But there's a catch

There's almost no way you can write code without hearing about machine learning. It's being used for everything from data analytics to robotics and it's not going away. Machine learning is just starting

This is a really touchy subject for both people who have attended a boot camp and those who are considering a boot camp. Some coding boot camps are absolute crap while others are amazing. I'm just going

If you plan on doing any back-end development, it's going to be important you know about interfaces. At first they seem kind of weird, but once you understand what they are you'll become more powerful

Doing anything long enough leads to some… interesting side effects. Web development has its own effect on you after you’ve been doing it for a while. See if you recognize any of these. Burnout Ok, this

Originally posted on: There are some things that show you really know what you're doing and of course those are the things you want to work one. As a web developer, you need more than just technical skills.

Originally posted on: Let's start off strong. Web development is not computer science. They are not the same. Some might say that web development is an application of computer science and that is a bit

This story originally appeared: At some point in your journey as a web developer, you'll end up doing something with the DLL files. It's really not as bad as it might sound. You just need a little

You'll be hard pressed to find a developer alive that hasn't copied and pasted code at some point. It might be code from an old project or a snippet from Stack Overflow. And you know what? There's nothing

Originally posted on: Every developer has that one project. The project that was so poorly planned, so poorly designed that it makes you wonder if this was the right career for you to begin with. If you

I was recently working on a project involving blob storage in Azure. There was something keeping me from uploading my file and it took me forever to figure out what blocked it. It was the freaking CORS

Whether you plan on doing anything asynchronously or not, it's a nice little golden nugget to have the knowledge of how to it in JavaScript. An answer to the async problem comes in the form of promises.

There are so many ways to get stuff done in web development. You have functions, callback functions, methods, arrow functions, and all the other functions out there. The focus for this little explanation

A key skill that every developer needs is smart laziness. It's important to do the least amount of coding to get a function to work because that will help prevent performance and memory issues. That's