This week on HackerNoon’s weekly roundup, we looked at three articles from software developers that taught us a little about how to make the most out of your job, why low-code solutions might change the world of data science and how to secure a server room.
Nicolas Ng
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Hey Hackers,
This week, we’ve taken a look at our top stories and found a trio of stories written by developers about the realities of working in the field. Stories written by devs have been some of the most interesting stories that we get on the site thanks to the detail that many of our contributors go into when talking about the things that they specialise in.
Our stories this week cover how to get the most out of your software engineering job, the growing field of low-code data science and even how to physically protect a server room.
This week’s collection taught us about using common sense solutions to complex issues such as how to find opportunities in beginner-level jobs and keeping your data safe. It also looked to the future and what that might mean for developers and data scientists
You can read all of the stories at the links below! I hope that you’ll enjoy them as much as I did.
Lessons From My First Software Engineering Job by Karol Horosin
About The Meteoric Rise of the Low Code Data Scientist by Jorge Torres
Best Physical Security Practices for Your Server Room by Zac Amos
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Source: https://hackernoon.com/software-development-tricks-coding-for-beginners-and-more