"Skills of a Successful Software Engineer" is a guide to best practices for working in a development team. The book will help you grow from a solo programmer to a productive team member by providing expert advice on everything from refactoring to successfully passing a technical interview.
Skills of a Successful Software Engineer
Skills of a Successful Software Engineer is a self-paced course by Fernando Doglio. "Skills of a Successful Software Engineer" is a guide to best practices for working in a development team.
Course facts
- Lessons
- 0
- Duration
- self-paced
- Level
- All levels
- Language
- English
- Updated
- Instructor
- Fernando Doglio
- Price
- Premium
Who teaches Skills of a Successful Software Engineer? Fernando Doglio
Fernando Doglio is an Argentine software engineer and the author of multiple books on Node.js and engineering practice — including REST API Development with Node.js and Skills of a Successful Software Engineer (Manning).
His CourseFlix listing carries Skills of a Successful Software Engineer — the book / course companion covering the soft-skills and engineering-practice topics (code review, debugging, communication, design decisions) that compound across an engineering career.
Material is paid and aimed at engineers ready to take the soft-skills side of software work as a deliberate professional skill. For broader content, see CourseFlix's Career & Interviews category page.
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