kmdev

8 ms·

1.
by kmdev 11y ago
Obviously, this isn't something to do for every place you apply to. However, for those at the top of your list, as is mentioned in the piece, riffing their design or code when you're practicing or wanting to expand your skillset a
2.
by kmdev 11y ago
I imagine you'd: A. Include it with your resume before hand B. Bring it up when asked about previous experience tangential to it C. Bring it up when asked about your outside work activities or what sort of continuing professional devel
3.
by kmdev 12y ago
Tradeoffs (and I'm sure I'm mostly preaching to the choir). Generally, for non-trivial mobile apps, you want to try and build native versions for Android/iOS first. Frameworks that are cross-platform just aren't up to pa
4.
by kmdev 13y ago
Not at all. While the author does end with a curve ball on the arts (which he then admits in the commments), the point is valid. Spending on infrastructure, education, reasearch, healthcare, exploration and the like contribute much more t
5.
by kmdev 13y ago
Unfortunately, your assumption that less money to consumers translates to wiser financial decisions is incorrect. It's well studied that quite the opposite behavior occurs and for good reason; more stress and less access to time saving
6.
by kmdev 13y ago
Yeah, who needs those pesky regulations. We should just start deregulating. Let's start with banks. Oh wait, that didn't turn out so well did it? Remember a certain massive explosion in Texas recently. I guess deregulation there j