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Minor
Canada2 Posts
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Gyonka
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I live in canada... I'm in high school, but I have experience will all of the above as well as .NET (unfortunately) + work experience at a company where I was a developer. I can definitely satisfy part time requirements. I think I will submit my resume anyways  Thanks  | ||
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ShutteR9
United States14 Posts
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A-BomB
Ireland79 Posts
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sluggaslamoo
Australia4494 Posts
Haha love this. I love git and I'm so glad many organisations are starting to make the transition. I am just about to finish a contract. I am definitely going to inquire, I'd love to be a web developer for an esports organisation. However I would need to inquire about moving to the US hopefully they'd let me work on a visa. Also the pay matters haha. I think my resume would definitely allow me to get in if I did live in the US already, I'm just hoping its that good that I can get a trip to the US. I have extensive experience in almost every web-development language, TDD/BDD, teaching Agile/Continous-Delivery to large organisations, setting up servers for large organisations, front-end design for smaller contracts, and understand server-side-MVC combined with client-side-MVC and such web design patterns on the webdev aspects. | ||
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Rainbow Cuddles
United States486 Posts
I'll spread this around on linked | ||
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Fkyx
United States109 Posts
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clipse689
United States1 Post
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Atoissen
Norway1737 Posts
, play as Phantom Lancer Hell no... | ||
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Targe
United Kingdom14103 Posts
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moofang
508 Posts
If you guys are still looking (or are looking again) for a web dev around this time next year... | ||
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ShoCkeyy
7815 Posts
I have basically all the skills needed for both positions as I work for one of the biggest advertising firms as a designer/developer, but I would love to work within the e-sports industry as well. Let's see how it goes! | ||
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NikonTC
United Kingdom418 Posts
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stickyhands
187 Posts
On June 05 2013 03:25 NikonTC wrote: node.JS? good lord. one of the best way to build an API i think (still young tho..) | ||
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Fyrn
Germany62 Posts
On June 05 2013 03:52 stickyhands wrote: one of the best way to build an API i think (still young tho..) The reason being? | ||
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See.Blue
United States2673 Posts
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South
80 Posts
On June 04 2013 10:52 Alryk wrote: I'm a freshman in college doing half of that haha. It just depends on when you start and what you do. I've only really had a year dedicated to learning programming. There's an enormous difference between "doing it" and doing it well/properly. The former is simple, the latter will take many years regardless of your innate ability. If you don't already have a reasonable portfolio/pedigree, I'd be surprised if they'd consider you. If you're the one in ~50K that just transcends the experience prerequisite and is just insanely gifted, you're almost certainly not going to be working for Evil Geniuses anyway. | ||
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Jawmare
Canada85 Posts
On June 04 2013 06:09 OldManTekh wrote: Time to webscale up your hadoop with mongodb baremetal node sharts Node.js is Bad Ass Rock Star Tech | ||
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Ydriel
Italy516 Posts
I guess I won't need to ask about the "explain yourself" (find hard to grow away from SVN) | ||
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isospeedrix
United States215 Posts
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