The third issue of the newsletter is now available. Let's get acquainted with this number.
Harshit is currently working as an RF and IoT security researcher with two years of graded work experience and significant research in the fields of radio frequency intelligence, IoT security, and drone safety. He has a BA in Computer Science from the University of Pune and is pursuing a Masters in Cybersecurity from the University of Boston.
Hello novice programmers. Many of you are looking for interesting projects that will show your portfolio and encourage future employers to look at you differently. In this article, I am going to share with you my seven ideas for amazing Java applications.
Most contract problems of any type are simply caused by errors in the contract. This applies especially to projects that we carry out ad-hoc, after working hours, or we work as freelancers.
Our newsletter consists of as many as 60 pages of professional knowledge about Java and related technologies.
I assume you are a beginner in the IT industry. Truth? You've successfully completed the recruitment process and you are about to start your first job. You only need to sign a contract ...
Especially for you, we decided to publish the first set of 30 Java developer questions. You will find answers to most of them in our newsletter. I invite you to read.
We very often manage to travel as speakers to various types of conferences. One of them is theHackSummit, which took place in November. Just today we received diplomas from the organizers.
The first issue of our newsletter is now available. In our opinion, it is already fully developed and does not require our corrections.
We now have another year of the Covid-19 pandemic, and most likely it won't end soon. This requires retraining and acquiring new competences in many respects. We meet this problem. But before we move on to our plans and ideas for further development, let's stop for a moment and summarize the previous year, even though this one will be better in my opinion.
