Shaun Maier, Head of Engineering at Frogslayer, shares how implementing a tailored growth framework that addresses both technical and non-technical competencies can empower teams to thrive and achieve success: bit.ly/3JnBOn5 🌱 #careerdevelopment #tech #devs

Transitioning from the planning to the development phase for a software project can present certain challenges. Alex Tronche, Head of Delivery & Client Success, provides insights into 4 reasons why projects fail to progress beyond the planning phase: bit.ly/40xtEzt

Are you a natural leader with a passion for delivering exceptional customer experiences? Frogslayer is looking for a Senior Project Manager to lead the delivery of complex software development projects for our clients: bit.ly/3lNKPhe

Are you a developer gearing up for your first code deployment? Take a page from the playbook of Andrew Locklair, senior software developer at Frogslayer, who learned some valuable lessons from his first deployment experience at the beginning of his career: bit.ly/3KmVJEr

Error handling and logging can be like having a trusty compass to navigate through the thicket of bugs and errors in your code. 🧭 Koby Bailey, an associate software developer at Frogslayer, reflects on the importance of error handling: bit.ly/412WRTD

In a recent interview with Investors.com, Alex Tapper, the Head of Innovation at Frogslayer, shared valuable insights on cost-effective ways to drive innovation: bit.ly/3movUdQ

When designing a software product, it can be tempting to add as many features as possible. However, too many features can actually hinder your product's success. Tim Scott explains how to create a more valuable product for your users: bit.ly/41qZHRW

Cook up better software with agile testing.‍🍳 Mittal Saglani, a senior QA tester at Frogslayer, breaks down this approach and how it allows teams to catch bugs early and create high-quality products: bit.ly/40oCZZW

As a project manager, you know that scope, budget, and time are critical to success. But have you considered the importance of consistent client engagement and an end-user mindset? Sergio Avedillo highlights why these can make or break a project: bit.ly/3NmMMNk

This introductory guide from Mariano Salem, an associate developer at Frogslayer, explores various front-end testing techniques and provides insights into when and how to use them: bit.ly/3obrZC7

Balancing work and personal life while working from home can be challenging. Chris Rogers, Senior DevSecOps Engineer at Frogslayer, shares practical tips to find the perfect equilibrium: bit.ly/45uFZI2

What do scuba diving and software development have in common? 🤿 Gregory Thompson, an associate software developer at Frogslayer, dives into how skills he learned scuba diving have translated to software development: bit.ly/3ODR8QA

Christy Wise, Controller at Frogslayer, dives into accounting for custom software and breaks down the differences between CapEx and OpEx: bit.ly/3qkQWeX

What is .NET MAUI, and why is it a game-changer for .NET developers? Justin Matthews, an associate software developer at Frogslayer, explains the advantages of MAUI over Xamarin in this post: bit.ly/43DCtcT

Will AI replace software developers? This latest guide from Brad Sattem, Software Development Manager at Frogslayer, breaks down these AI-powered tools and their implications for the future of software development: bit.ly/443JvHz

Zachary Moczygemba's advice for new software developers? 1. Be a sponge. 🧽 2. Sometimes you're the hammer. Sometimes you're the nail. 🔨 3. Contribute as often as possible. 🗣️ Read more: bit.ly/3OaYQko

Front-end projects can be a frustrating experience for developers, but they don't need to be. Russell Pier breaks down how a component-centered design approach can help developers overcome common challenges in front-end development: bit.ly/3rMAXar

Check out this quick guide to API testing from Susmitha Nittoor, an associate QA tester at Frogslayer ➡️ bit.ly/3Yykov3

Dusty Rowe, Senior Program Manager at Frogslayer, dives into the risks of using velocity as a predictor of software development progress: bit.ly/3PngQHJ