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It's not stolen if it's creative Commons licensed and attributed.
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We must work together to end systemic racism. To the black community and our black employees: we are with you in solidarity. Black lives matter.
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, the tech lead on Stack Overflow for Teams, explains why we ignored several best practices when building Stack Overflow's public site 12 years ago, and how we're modernizing our codebase to be approachable and powerful today.
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It can be confusing to explain open source to a non-developer.
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Is your PowerPoint presentation Turing complete?
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Stack Overflow launched in 2008, demonstrating what’s possible with the internet: an open community that gives people knowledge at their fingertips.
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Ten years ago, Stack Overflow launched to make developers' lives easier. Without you, we wouldn't be here today. So thank you, all of you.
#StackOverflow10
& thanks to
@SaraJChipps
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@saronyitbarek
,
@shanselman
,
@anildash
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@Lyndsey360
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@pchandrasekar
explains how we did it and the products we have in store for the future.
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Proving your users are who they say they are is key to keeping your application data safe and secure.
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They were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should. Day 10 of
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Big news! Stack Overflow is excited to be joining the Prosus family of companies, propelling us into our next phase of growth. Cheers to the future of workplace collaboration and learning!
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During peak traffic hours on weekdays, there are about 80 people/hour that need help getting out of
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Stack Overflow Isn't Very Welcoming. It's Time for That to Change.
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In this episode: What is the difference between a language and a framework?
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🎵 Hold me closer, tiny answer. Hard turn right on the hiiiighway 🎵
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We're saying goodbye to our dear co-host
@SaraJChipps
but we know we can always bug her on LinkedIn when we miss her. She'll be back on soon to talk about engineering at a BIG tech company and working with Ember.js.
Listen here:
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7 tips for engineers to get recruiters to notice your resume from
@GergelyOrosz
who wrote the book on it.
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Sometimes we like to give your Ctrl, C, and V keys a little break.
#stackoverflowmemes
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There's a Stark contrast between what previous programmers could do and what you can do.
#stackoverflowmemes
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The coolest thing about modern IDEs for most developers? You can set them to Vim Mode...
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The 2019 Developer Survey Results are in! See what nearly 90,000 developers said about how they work and which tools they’re using.
#devsurvey2019
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From a startup to a fast growing side project, make it easy for developers to collaborate and share knowledge with Stack Overflow for Teams. It’s now free forever for up to 50 users!
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All devs look up questions on Stack Overflow. The great ones find their own answers. Day 14 of
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We don't recommend it.
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