Computer science fundamentals are the foundation of any software developer’s job. Starting with how a computer works, over logic, maths, algorithms, and data structures, and ending with networking and I/O. Any developer should at least have basic knowledge about these fundamentals. …

GitHub hosts more than 200,000,000 repositories, but only a fraction of them are valuable resources for specific niches. Next to many repositories with learning projects, open source software, and collections of ideas, you sometimes find a few gems. …

Interviews are never easy. We often feel like beggars hoping to get a well-paid job. Although this is actually not the reality, especially for tech workers, interviews stress our nerves, make us sweat, and we usually don’t feel well doing them. We are constantly graded and evaluated, classified, and then…

“What’s your greatest weakness?” Have you ever been asked this question in an interview and were like, “Yea, uhm, well…I sometimes want to achieve too much?” This question is tricky, but here is how you can crush it. Foreword I’ve interviewed quite a few times in the last few years, and…

“Why do you want to work here?” -> Your interviewer “Well, I am a web developer, and you are looking for one. Additionally, I need the money.” -> You Some interview questions are stupid. But giving answers like the one above doesn’t help. Let’s see how to tackle this one…

“How would you rate your JavaScript (or XY) skills on a scale of 1–10?” This one is another tricky question that can cost candidates in job interviews some nerves. Let’s face it, most of us find it dumb. But you can turn this question into a massive win for you. Why is this question asked? …

“Why should we hire you?” This is another of those questions everyone interviewing hates. It spread from traditional jobs into the tech world, and even software developers have to deal with it. But you can turn this into a huge win, and this article shows you how. Why is this question asked? Like any of…

Did you know that calling yourself something like “Junior JavaScript Developer” on your CV and socials is one of the worst things you can do for your career? It immediately strips away a lot of your credibility and can often even close some doors. What is wrong with this title? It might seem perfectly fine to…

“Where do you see yourself in five years?” This is still a common job interview question. But do you hate it as much as I do and would love to stand up and simply leave immediately? Don’t. Here is how you can turn this question into a huge win. Foreword I’ve…