Let's go with this one.

No.

dangit, I clicked the wrong one

I meant this one:

No troubleshooting. No debugging. No "how do I do X functionality in Y language".

Yes to "How do I apply X to this code." where X is a design pattern or principle, and "this code" is meant to be exemplary.

(which could be interpreted as "low-level execution")

@jrh but why does is it different everytime?

Yeah, I star it, it gets more stars. likes stuff before it's cool

Hi, Aron! I would like to learn something from your experience would you like to help me share your experience with me, if you are not bussy?

I'm currently looking for a web developer job. But I have no idea about working as a team. What are the areas I should get familiar with and are there any special tools that you would recommend to get familiar with?

Flask seems like a good place to start.

I have some experience in making a web applications with Laravel framework and deploying it to a web host (hostgator) as a freelancer, but I'm pretty sure that when I work for a company I will have to work with AWS or similar cloud platform. So those technologies will cascade down to how I architect the web application, isn't it?

Sounds good to me.

thanks so much Aaron. I will sure give it a try!

I think you should start applying, if you have that much experience already.

yesterday the whole day I spent reading AWS stuff and found that their Lambda component is very useful and cost-effective. And to write a Lambda function AWS currently only supports JAVA, Python and another language (no php support yet). I like python but I'm sure it's gonna take a lot of time to become a good python dev.

What other language do you know?

Ionic 2, Angular 2, VueJS, CSS BEM workflow with SASS, Git, nginx

a lot of above are frameworks or libraries

Cordova and Phonegap too

but I'm really good at Laravel (creating web apps, REST resource servers, Oauth2 servers)

I think I should start applying as you said. What I don't have experience at all is working as a team. It seems there are lots of things to learn when working as a team. Agile workflows (Scrum, Scrumban.. Sprints), Deployment (Docker, Vagrant..) etc. It seems like better to join as a trainee developer..

thanks Aaron, gotta go. Have a nice day!

@Shog9 I would consider "Fix my broken code" questions categorically off-topic, with"how do I" questions being subject to the usual assessments for "Too Broad," "Unclear What You Are Asking," etc. Basically, we don't want to teach people how to program computers or write their entire program for them, but we're quite happy helping them solve algorithmic problems in code, if they can demonstrate sufficient understanding of the problem domain to understand the answers we give them.

@eMM I think you were talking to a bot. Maybe a modified version of Eliza.

:)

considers changing name to pybot

@deostroll come again? I don't understand what you're asking

looks like a botched google translate attempt, or maybe it's some meme / joke I'm not familiar with because he looks like a high rep user

what apple laptop is this? codethinked.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/…

@jrh It's the Antigrav Macbook (in charcoal black).