Trends are changing now and data science is losing its charm
Are you a data scientist?
If yes. Well, then you must be feeling pretty damn “sexy”.
Sexy doing the hottest job of the century. Sexy being in the highest position, Sexy of being considered as a most demanded person. Sexy dealing with glamorous artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data, and all. Sexy earning around $13K to $120K per year. Sexy living your dream life while doing your so-called dream job.
Well, I hate to break it to you but you aren’t… sexy anymore.
It was long back 8 years ago in 2012 when Harvard Business Review posted the article called…
Movies that your coding eyes shouldn’t miss at any cost
“You know what your problem is, it’s that you haven’t seen enough movies — all of life’s riddles are answered in the movies.” — Steve Martin
Good movies not only take us on a rollercoaster ride of emotions or entertain us they a lot more than that — if we try to draw some inspiration from the story and characters and become open to the experience.
They inspire us, make us appeal to greater things, and strive higher to become who we want to be. And being a programmer, obviously needs creativity, productivity, and inspiration and what could be the…
Earn $500 to $150,000 per month through these side hustles
“You gotta run more than your mouth to escape the treadmill of mediocrity. A true hustler jogs during the day, and sleepwalks at night.” — Jarod Kintz
This quote is basically a reminder that when you exit the loophole of mediocrity then only you’ll be as successful as you want to be.
A side hustle is a great use of time. Isn’t it?
I mean who wouldn’t love to generate a good amount of money while not having to bang their head against their office desk — and especially when the pay is going all the way up to six…
A five-minute walk through the most essential JS concepts
“The strength of JavaScript is that you can do anything. The weakness is that you will.” — Reg Braithwaite
JavaScript is everywhere. Yeah, like everywhere. From more than 90% of websites on the internet to realms of application development such as mobile development — and even machine learning — all things are running on JavaScript.
Perhaps Nick Morgan summed it up the best:
“JavaScript is a leather sheath with a really really sharp knife inside. That knife can cut anything, and with it, you can do anything. You can kill a bear. You can catch fish. You can whittle a…
You don’t need to know CSS or PHP to build a fancy site. Use these cool HTML tricks to generate awesome effects
We tend to use HTML with CSS, JavaScript, etc., to make our website or blog look more attractive, but did you know HTML alone has plenty of practical secrets that might come in handy and help you design a gorgeous website?
Below are few cool HTML tricks which you can use to build a truly dynamic website.
Trick 1. Image Maps
An image map is basically an image with clickable areas. We can use that clickable area to link to other parts of the webpages, to documents, or to a new link.
Well, not everyone is aware of the fact that the <map> element…
Knowing the programming language alone won’t make you a proficient developer, you need to master these skills too
Mustafa Thamer has said, “Python feels like a big hammer and coding tasks look like nails.”
Named after a TV show called “Monty Python’s Flying Circus”, Python has been one of almost every beginner in the programming world since its inception.
According to a recent report of the TIOBE index Python currently sits at the #2nd position. And a survey from JetBrains states that 85% of the python developers use it as their main language as opposed to 15% who use it as a secondary language and not to mention, Indeed.com …
Python 3.8.10, 3.9.5 are now available, including the first beta preview of Python 3.10
Named after a TV show called “Monty Python’s Flying Circus”, Python was founded by developer Guido van Rossum in February 1991. And since its release in the early 1990s, Python has been one of almost every beginner in the programming world.
According to StackOverflow Trends Python is the fastest-growing programming language and sits at the #2nd position according to the TIOBE index report of May 2021.
The canonical, “Python is a great first language”, elicited, “Python is a great last language!” — Noah Spurrier
It is widely used by popular companies like Youtube, Google, Facebook, Netflix, Instagram, etc. — and…
How the decision of creating “Amazon.com of something” turned into the most iconic media-streaming services of today.
After graduating from Standford University in 1988, Reed Hastings took his first job at Adaptive Technology — but only to end up leaving it after three years to start his first company named Pure Software.
But as the company began to grow faster, Hastings found running the business very challenging and even asked the board to replace him, but only ended up getting refused.
In 1997, when Pure Software merged with Atria Software, that is when Hasting met his co-founder Marc Randolph.
But because of integration issues between the two companies, Hastings decided to leave the company while Randolph started…
Learning multiple languages not only puts you at a higher advantage in the job market but offers much more…
“I am a Python developer!”
“Dude, C++ is the best!”
“I love Java!”
Most programmers might have heard statements like these and probably have said it too. In today’s programming world of a limitless number of languages, most of us preferably choose our favorite language — one which tempts us the most — and then stick to it alone.
But the question is: Can someone really become a successful developer only knowing a single programming language?
Despite being proficient in one particular language, the increasing demand for flexible programming in today’s emerging industry may be putting these developers at an…
Want to know how far your startup will make it? These factors will show you the real picture
Paul Graham once said, “You need three things to create a successful startup: to start with good people, to make something customers actually want, and to spend as little money as possible.”
However, as much as his theory is true to create a successful startup, there are dozen of other factors that influence a startup’s success.
Bill Gross, an American businessman and a founder of a lot of start-ups like Idealab, Knowledge Adventure, Yahoo, Search Marketing, etc — in one of his TED talks highlighted the five key attribute that makes a startup successful.
“In the last 20 years, we…
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Doing what I HAVE to — so that I can do what I WANT to…
