We’ve been witnessing a rise in the importance of mobile applications for a few years now. It’s of hardly any surprise then that programming has also gained in popularity. This trend is caused mainly by the opinion that mobile developers are always in demand and that their salaries are high. Netguru and Typeform in their study “State of Stack” asked developers about their professional experience. Look what we've found out.
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More and more people are deciding to pick up programming as their professional path. People often choose app development as an alternative to their current profession when they decide to change the industry they work in. The reason is simple: professional developers are always in demand. It’s crucial for them to know which language they should learn to ensure that they will successfully find a job. Netguru and Typeform checked which programming languages enjoy the biggest demand today.
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In recent months many discussions arose on the subject of App Store economy, especially in terms of how indie developers can build a sustainable business by creating apps we love to use. We have to remember, that the App Store is not only a place where you can buy iPhone apps but also apps that run on your Mac, AppleTV and iPad. Actually, looking at the App Store from the perspective of the devices for which it offers applications is a good way to understand why developers want it to change.
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OK, you're based in the UK and you have a product to sell. What's next? First and foremost, you need to have a website where you can offer your products round the clock to large numbers of users. We are experienced in creating e-commerce platforms for our UK customers and we want to share with you the most important rules you need to follow when you build your online store.
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It’s crucial for every developer to keep their skills up-to-date so that they can satisfy the market’s needs. It’s not so easy, though, to find a reliable knowledge resource that will give an honest answer to the question of what programming language will rule in the next few months. One good solution can be to ask other developers, and that’s exactly what Netguru and Typeform did in their research project - “State of Stack”.
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Every time I go to Poland, I am awestruck by the level of drive and hard work of Polish people. And when I ask them about this, they respond using a phrase that is so recurring that I realise that it has been handed down by their politicians, parents, teachers and probably priests as well to encourage them to build the modern Poland: "We don't have inherited capital, so we have to build our future by hard work."
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If I were to tell you about the differences between working with an agency and working with a group of freelancers, I would definitely mention “process” as one of them. The same group of people working under an organization and working independently do almost the same job, except for the fact that the agencies have developed a lot of different wrappers and checks along the way. I would like to talk you through a few such checks which we do on a regular basis for our clients.
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It goes without saying that money is one of the most important factors when it comes to choosing your career path or professional position. That’s why more and more companies are deciding to reveal the salaries for the jobs they offer. But does everyone care about money so much? Surprisingly, no, as shown by the results of a study conducted by Netguru and Typeform.
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Property Detective (PD) is a “big data” application that provides comprehensive information on the current and predictive quality of life in areas in which people consider living or investing. In 2016 Zoopla invested in PD and merged PD application with one of the biggest online property markets in Europe. Netguru is responsible for full stack software development from the beginning.
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In one of my previous posts I was trying to answer the question why London might be the best place for a startup in the world. In another, I suggested that London is the number one place for Fintech startups in the world. The most recent statistics seem to prove it.
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