July 15, 2022
The house workforce convenes to debate the top of the GPU scarcity, how the no-code/low-code motion is impacting builders, and why job candidates ought to flip the script and interview their interviewers.
The house workforce convenes to debate the top of the GPU scarcity, how the no-code/low-code motion is impacting builders, and why job candidates ought to flip the script and interview their interviewers.
Episode notes:
The GPU scarcity is (allegedly) over! Examine it at The Verge.
Find out how low code calls for extra creativity from builders.
On the job market? Don’t be afraid to flip the tables in your interviewer.
This week’s tech recs: Assist foster extra equitable compensation conversations by taking Devocate’s Developer Relations Compensation Survey.
Cal.com presents scheduling infrastructure for anybody and everybody—and it’s open-source.
Appsmith is an open-source, low-code platform for constructing, transport, and sustaining CRUD apps.
Lastly, in case you’re questioning easy methods to get that startup concept from back-of-napkin to exit, begin with Kernal.
Tags: developer hiring, low code, no code, the stack overflow podcast
