Career Questions tagged Software Development

Will I have to take a course to ensure I have the skills I need to have to become a software engineer?

How to become a software project manager without tech experience?

What should I learn in order.

What are the characteristics of software?

What are the various categories of software?

-Does it depend on the job?
-When is it better to work as a team?
-Does one person do more work than the other?

-Most common program language?
-Is there a more proficient language to use?
-What types of languages are easier to use?

I am looking for some suggestions to learn more about the coding language.

Im going to take a full stack web development bootcamp at my local community college. Do you think I’ll have a good chance of landing a job after getting my certification?

Do you get to spend weekends with your family? I have a daughter on the way so family time is important to me. Are there opportunities for work-from-home positions?

I am applying for a computer-science position and wanted to know if I could improve my resume for certain positions.

I'm a junior in high school learning web development. I really enjoy designing websites and I want to focus on the front-end. Is the salary and likelihood of getting hired lower for a front-end developer or a back-end and full stack developer?

1. What are some technological tools I should get familiar with as a Software Developer?

2. What should I do to prepare to become a Software Developer?

3. Do you expect hiring for this job in the South East Region to increase, decrease, or stay the same over the next few years?

I am an IT student. Having a hard time memorizing the functions in Python and figuring out what the "problem" needs. Like I know what is the flow of the "program" but I have no idea what functions or specific commands to use.

I would like to know what coding languages that can be used universally and where I could learn them from.

What environments do you work in inside of software development

Does Informational Technology (Linux) help at all with Programming (Python)? I've enrolled in an IT 101 course, and I'm getting second thoughts on whether or not I've been tricked into an advertisement or I'm gaining purposeful knowledge.

How do I gain just enough experience through exposure to a wide range of cloud and technological services and skills, without being too shallow in my understanding of or competence in all the respective fields of expertise to keep up with market trends. Do you recommend depth over breadth or...

Hello, I am a student enrolled in Cascades Job Corps, studying a trade in IT. I plan on going into the software-dev field, and I'm looking for advice on how to connect with others that have been through similar career paths. Thank you!

I am pursuing bachelor in Computer Science and want to start my career. It seems getting internship almost impossible before graduation.

For all people that have been helping me with my other questions, thank you because it is really helping! Especially the people that have answered multiple.

I have heard many coding languages but what are the 2 or 3 most used so I can study those in particular once i start studying them. If I'm not mistaken, JavaScript and python are commonly used.

I want to be a NASA Software Developer but i dont know exactly what i should do to have a high chance to get in

What did you do to become a software developer and what was your salary because of that. Im slowly getting pieces of what it would be like to be a software developer.

Hi, I'm working hard to become a Software Developer. I have yet to get my bachelor's degree but I have finished school and I have my diploma. I have enrolled in Job Corps originally as a sound engineer I have worked on editing sound for podcasts and I wanted to jump off of that into a career...

I'm asking this question because sometimes when I watch a tutorial about learning a certain way of doing something while I know its the right way sometimes I still fail to understand it

I've did java and c++ a little, but i want to know more coding languages.

I'm a freshman in high school and have some basic knowledge of HTML and JavaScript languages. 1. What tools/coding languages do you recommend starting out as a game designer? 2. What is the hardest kind of challenge you have faced during development? 3. What is the best genre of game to start...

I am tushar student of 10 standard. I want to learn about coding I started with HTML and through which I found my passion for software development but is the right language because I don't want to excel in web development. Many people suggested me to learn about python should I learn that.

Some people say it's good to learn calculus for computer science, but why is that so? How much math is used in a day?