Sunday, 17 September 2017
I’ve always been fascinated by dev culture, considered by many to be the lifeblood of the tech industry. Popular culture portrays developers as introverted, however my experiences have shown a different side to the industry. A quick browse of workshops, hackathons, Reddit subgroups, or platforms such as Hacker News reveals an engaged community quick to contribute and offer advice to other people’s work. From open source to APIs, developers have created an ecosystem that is strengthened by wider contributions across the globe. Over the last decade, dev culture has gone through a sort of renaissance period. Today coding bootcamps, accelerators and online…
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