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10 qualities to look for when hiring a dedicated AngularJS developer

1) Portfolio A portfolio is just evidence of your work. A portfolio is simply evidence of your work. Having both an online and paper version of your portfolio is useful because you can show off both digital and physical samples. An online portfolio should display any major projects you’ve worked on and samples of other work—for example, if you’re applying for a job in graphic design or web development, you might include a variety of past projects or finished websites that you’ve built. If you’re applying for a writing position, then links to published articles are ideal. If there isn’t much information about your current employer available online (or if they don’t have much of a social media presence), make sure you mention what kinds of things they typically post about—this will help give recruiters an idea of what kind of company it is and whether it would be a good fit for you. 2) Open source contributions Showing your dedication and passion through open source contributions demonst...

The 8 Best iOS Development Tools for iOS Developers

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  In this article, we’ll be discussing the top 8 best iOS development tools for iOS developers . If you are building an iOS app or looking to start developing apps, using these tools will make your life much easier. So without further ado, let’s get started! First off... 1) AppCode AppCode is a new IDE created by JetBrains, best known for IntelliJ IDEA. It supports both Objective-C and Swift programming languages, which makes it one of the top development tools for iOS developers. AppCode is well equipped with features that support both Objective-C and Swift such as on-the-fly code analysis and many more code refactoring techniques including class editing support. Moreover, when debugging, AppCode allows you to set breakpoints from any view on any thread. 2) Xcode Xcode is a development environment created by Apple used to create applications for Macs, iPhones, and iPads. Xcode includes a compiler (which can be called from a terminal window), an editor that supports syntax highligh...

Top 5 reasons to work in mobile application development in the US

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The United States of America is one of the top-rated nations when it comes to working with new technologies and mobile application development is no exception. The best part about working in a mobile application development company in the USA is that you have access to some of the biggest names in the technology industry, from investment firms and giants such as Google, IBM, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, and others which enables fast growth of an app idea into a profitable business venture. So what are some of the top reasons to work on your app ideas in the US? Let’s take a look at some... 1) Job opportunities The United States is one of only two countries with a large and growing number of vacancies in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) jobs. There are some 22 STEM occupations projected to have job openings with 10,000 or more available positions through 2018. The average annual salary for these positions is $79,400. By 2020 there will be 1 million jobs open in c...