Podcast: Occam’s Blazor
This week on the Stack Overflow Podcast: the best way for engineers to give feedback to executives. Plus, a quick dive into Blazor.
Ben Popper
Director of Content
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Why Your Recruiting Strategy Should Focus on Active and Passive Candidates Alike
There are two universal truths about developer hiring: there are not enough developers on the open market to fill every single job listing, and most developers are already employed.
Medi Madelen Gwosdz
Content Strategist
How to Prioritize Developer Roles in a Startup
Hiring Developers? Learn how to prioritize and hire for the right roles first.
Medi Madelen Gwosdz
Content Strategist
Ben Popper is the Worst Coder In The World – by Ben Popper
A black belt is just a white belt who never quits. How bad could I possibly be at this stuff?
Ben Popper
Director of Content
Q&A: Alyne’s CTO on Enabling Innovation in Regulatory Technology
Founded in 2015, Alyne’s founders set out to enable organizations of all sizes to digitalize their reporting and compliance processes. After raising €3 million in a Series A funding round last year, the company continues to innovate in the emerging regulatory technology industry. We spoke with Manuel Reil, founder and CTO of Alyne, about how…
Can’t Afford Private Offices? Let Developers Go Remote
We at Stack Overflow have long been proponents of private offices for developers. If you’re really not familiar with our stance on this, you should definitely go over and read this post: Why We (Still) Believe in Private Offices. I’ll wait. If you’ve already read it, here’s a quote to refresh your memory: … we…
Alyssa Mazzina
Marketing (Former)
Why Developers Should Always Be in Job-Seeking Mode
The ideal job-hunting situation is simple: You have a job, your bills are being paid, you’re comfortable, but you’re looking for a step up or a new challenge. You quietly apply for jobs while continuing to excel in your current role, find one that represents a comfortable advancement in your career, give your two-weeks notice,…
Alyssa Mazzina
Marketing (Former)
Is an Early Stage Startup Right for You?
Chances are you’ve thought about going to work for a startup. If you’re in software, you’re surrounded by startup chatter. Who’s hot, who’s funded, who’s the next Twilio. Maybe you’ve fielded an offer or two from startups sure they’re about to be the next Silicon Valley unicorn. Or maybe you haven’t, but you’d like to.…
Alyssa Mazzina
Marketing (Former)
SE Podcast #24 – Eric Ries
Jeff & Joel are joined this week by Eric Ries, author and expert on The Lean Startup. Topics for the chat include: Jeff Atwood is joining the podcast from his vacation. He has an announcement! He is having twins! In February! This will bring the total Atwood Child Count to 3, meaning they will outnumber…
Alex Miller
Former GM, Teams & Enterprise
Stack Overflow Gives Back 2010
In 2009, Stack Overflow LLC had three employees, and three primary sites — Stack Overflow, Server Fault, and Super User. Plus our careers site at careers.stackoverflow.com In 2010, we incorporated as Stack Overflow Internet Services with venture capital funding. We also grew to twenty-four employees, and 38 primary sites (of which, to be fair, 19…
Jeff Atwood
Co-Founder (Former)
Ubuntu Stack Exchange is askubuntu.com
We’re pleased to announce that ubuntu.stackexchange.com, in partnership with Canonical, Ltd, has become Ask Ubuntu. We’re excited to see this come to fruition, because: Our mission is “let’s make the internet better”; that’s strikingly similar in scope to Canonical’s mission. It underscores the spirit of both Ubuntu and Stack Overflow in that we can all…
Jeff Atwood
Co-Founder (Former)