I am a freelance front end web engineer from Berlin, Germany. I help businesses and technical teams build web applications with complex client side logic. That includes but not limited to: Enterprise-size B2B products. Drawing and visualization tools. BI and analytical tools. Communication and multi-user collaboration platforms. Offline-first applications. Native desktop applications. If you would like to chat with me, please send me a connect request on LinkedIn: . Profile ©

Hello, This is Ashish Aditya, I did BE in cse and currently I am a fresher and searching a job in a IT field at Bangalore. I have some knowledge on C, Data Structure, Java, .NET and SQL and I want to improve my skills with help of you guys to become expert on particular domain. I will share my knowledge with you guys, so if I would be wrong regarding to any topic then please provide appropriate ans. Thanks ©

newbie web dev. proficient in front end: html5, css3. bootstrap3. learning back end with python3, flask, apache2, mysql, and other tools. want to jumpstart my career in 2016 with my newfound skills. what im noticing is when trying to learn 1 thing, it leads you to have to learn 10 other things just to get that one thing to work, and each of those 10 things require another 2 things each to work. ie to learn 1 thing, a specific web development path, you end up having to learn 100 technologies. welp, guess Ill delve into the endless series of convoluted rabbit holes known as programming. facepalm. ©

I`m a Junior WordPress/PHP developer, I like to help people and discuss code and WordPress is also my hobby. Often killing my time with chess. Code License ------------ All original source snippets I post on Stackoverflow.com, and other sites in the StackExchange network, are dedicated to the [public domain][1]. If this is not legally possible in your area than the [MIT License][2] applies. (without forced attribution, almost the same as public domain) However, if you do find value in my answers, I would very much appreciate attribution and acknowledgement where possible. ©