How should I prepare for my first developer position?

Question

If I get hired as a developer, how should I prepare. For example, if I'm hired for a Front-End role should I bring books or just a notebook. How would you guys prepare? Please send me your input about how you guys prepare. Thank you!

Answer 1

this can help:

How to become a frontend Developer:

tip 01:
https://usersnap.com/blog/how-to-become-a-front-end-developer/
tip 02:
https://skillcrush.com/2016/02/11/skills-to-become-a-front-end-developer/

Answer 2

Thanks for answering

Answer 3

How can I prepare for my Internship in the field of InfoTech. Should i expect coding a lot or just using ms word,excel and corel draw. Please help me.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

The very first thing you need to do is get to know your stakeholders (client, teammates, tech support, etc.). Find out their expectations... As a developer, you really dont work on your own...

Answer 6

The next thing you should do is plan. Make a to-do list, consult stakeholders.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Hi Saul, check out my last post

Answer 9

I think that the HTML and Css knowledge is basilar as coding with javascript. It is also important jquery for the library, php and Sql.
For a basilar web site, without specific grafic objet, you can use only HTML, CSS and Javascript.

Answer 10

well first thing you need to do get to know your environment since we will work in a group and participate in brainstorming session then the next would be plan something like a goal or maybe a to-do list and of course don't get too much tense

Answer 11

Front-end is all about User Experience (UX). Many of us are focused more on making elegant code. But makes a page 'flypaper' sticky is UX.

Answer 12

Fauxy👸 Thank you for elaborating on my question. I am hoping more people can comment on this thread.

Answer 13

Thank you for your answer Da2

Answer 14

You might want to take this short course... Check it out
https://www.edx.org/course/principles-of-designing-for-humans

Answer 15

Thank you for your answers guys Noemi Tramonti Earle Terrence Banal

Answer 16

Yes, thanks Da2 I have briefly looked over UX since it applies to Front-End.

Answer 17

Thanks