I'm new on qa and i'm working on a test suite that have many flaky tests that fail on assertion because of the page taking to much time to load. Is there any advices on good practices to prevent those issues?
Hola! Estoy considerando postularme a Bioingeniería en ITBA y tratando de entender si podría compatibilizar la carrera con mi trabajo (remoto con horario flexible).
Me comentaron que durante los primeros años la cursada es full-time y que los horarios pueden ir de 8 a 19 hs, pero me gustaría saber cómo se vive eso en la práctica.
¿Alguien que haya cursado Ingeniería en ITBA podría contarme cómo eran sus horarios? ¿Las materias suelen quedar concentradas o terminan dispersas durante todo el día? ¿Había compañeros que trabajaran mientras estudiaban?
Toda experiencia o ejemplo real me sirve para hacerme una idea más concreta.
Gracias!
All of my coding experience comes from my day job, so when people ask if I have a portfolio, I don’t really have one. Most of what I’ve built is for work, and I can’t exactly showcase those projects publicly.
I’d like to start building a portfolio, but I’m not sure what to put in it. What kinds of projects do you expect to see from a frontend developer?
La semana pasada escribí un par de correos al mail de ingreso del itba con consultas y aún no recibo respuesta. Cuánto tiempo suelen demorar en responder?
Quiero cursar la carrera de bioingeniería y quería saber experiencias… Es buena la carrera en la UTN y se puede sobrellevar teniendo trabajo?
a cual beca aplicaste y cuál fue tu experiencia?
I don’t have any ebook, I read physical books
I want to get started on contributing open source but I don’t know how to start or any entry level way to do so. Any advice/ repo I can look at?
ok so i’m a frontend dev. I didn’t had the resources to go to college so I self learned my way into my first job and so on. Rn I have 5 years of experience in jobs.
I’ve always felt less than other fellows who have degrees. I even feel embarrassed saying i’m a dev because I didn’t go to college.
Now I can afford to pay for college but I feel like:
Honestly I really want to go to college, is a challenge I have for myself but i’m no longer know if perusing software engineering is what I want now. I also feel like I got stuck in frontend development and maybe pivoting to another area will make me want to code again. I don’t see myself working in anything else outside of tech but at the same time it’s like I don’t want to do what I’ve been doing.
ALSO in the past 5 years (i’m 25 now) I feel like I didn’t got any new knowledge in the last part of it and when I want to learn something new there are some many new things an options to explore that I get overwhelmed and lost on not knowing what to do.
I’ve been thinking that maybe starting college will somehow retrieve my passion for coding again.
Any advices?