The phrase "a serious developer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a developer who is dedicated, professional, and committed to their work.
Example: "In today's competitive market, a serious developer must continuously update their skills and stay informed about the latest technologies."
Alternatives: "a dedicated developer" or "a professional developer."
After so many years of decline and neglect, Coney Island at last has a serious developer, Joseph Sitt.
"Anything" includes some of the pervasive problems facing women in tech like being judged as unreliable because you're female, or being steered into project management roles when you're a serious developer.
I won't spend time addressing all the issues in the post (you can read a more in-depth rebuttal or many of the insightful comments) — I'd rather talk about a serious developer elitism problem that oozes from the article.
The full Kent Beck interview is worth your time if you're a serious developer, work with developers, or just care about the creation of code that is shaping our world.
I won't spend time addressing all the issues in the post (you can read a more in-depth rebuttal or many of the insightful comments) — I'd rather talk about a serious developer elitism problem that oozes from the article.
In a brief call yesterday, Prisma co-founder and CEO Johannes Schickling confirmed the investment and explained that the startup sought to raise from West Coast VCs and investors who "really understand Open Source," rather than European VCs, noting that any serious developer offering has to take a bottom up approach in order to become adopted by the wider developer community.
"Since Ice Cream Sandwich, the rate of improvement in the OS and in the associated devices has been fantastic and all serious developers will soon be considering both ecosystems at launch – if they are not doing it today, they will in the next year.
It was really challenging to get a good CMS up without a serious backend developer, then came things like Tumblr and Blogger which made it really easy for anybody to get a blog up and running," Tsai explains.
Instead of providing DIY courses for newbies, its focus is on the serious developer.
Any serious developer, the sort that could build one of the aforementioned amazing applications, will not be impressed with the above tool.
To implement a serious game, developers generally make use of 3D-modeling software to generate the game content.
