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Here is a post to explain a watered-down approach to becoming a GIS developer. Good news if you already have previous experience as a developer you will have most of the skills needed to become a GIS developer. However, don't get too happy, there is more to learn.

I have been researching and working on a project to solve a problem and create solutions. I started this project because I want to help the community. I chose a problem in the community and decided to act on it by having an independent research project. What is GIS and

As a person who spends most of my time staring at the computer screen, it is not surprising I need to have other hobbies. Being a developer and writer equates to me being on the computer and sitting down for 8+ hours a day. To prevent me from going insane I have a few hobbies I enjoy doing.

I want to make a disclaimer for this post. I want to state that I am not against asking or answering questions. Asking questions is a great way to learn when building a project. However, most questions do not lead anywhere, which is not a good thing. What does that

I wrote in a previous post on the purpose of a system design interview. In this article, I will discuss the most common system design interview problems that will likely show up based on my observations and experience. I started by watching videos of various mock system design interviews on

Over the last few years, I became more interested in developer advocacy and relations roles. I was introduced when researching ways to contribute to the open-source community. I found the concept of developer evangelism to be engaging and wanted to expand my skill set. As a developer, coding scripts, finding

If there is one thing that I showed the most improvement on is system design interviews. As you apply for roles, chances are you will have a system-design interview at some point during the interview process. System design interviews use real-world applications to test your experience in designing systems. Here