In “The Morning Commit 03,” we explore the significance of the titles we choose in relation to our goals, discussing their relevance and what’s better depending on our objectives.

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Regardless of whether you consider yourself a generalist or a specialist developer, The Morning Commit 02 is dedicated to you.

In this episode, we’ll discuss the evolution of roles in webdev, the challenges and advantages of being a generalist, as well as the flexibility that could be key for the profession. Is it better to specialize or keep a wide range of skills?

This episode is ideal for those that are at a crossroad in their careers, those that are thinking about developing their skills further and those that wonder which direction is right for their professional development.

The blog post - https://darko.io/posts/the-jokers-in-a-deck-of-cards/

We all start somewhere. To that and, the pilot episode of the “Morning Commit” tries to answer the question: “Where do I start with my professional IT career?”

Regardless of whether you’re coming from an academic background, boot camp, or something else entirely, I hope you’ll find some useful advice in the inaugural episode of “The Morning Commit”.

Note: “The Morning Commit” episodes are in Macedonian. We provide English subtitles for our international audience.

Welcome to a new and improved CodePub, where we continue with our engaging interview format and introduce a fresh element to our discussions. Join hosts Darko and Boro as they explore the intersection of technology, development, and philosophy in their new segment, “MetaDev” The pilot episode delves into topics like the essence of development beyond the technical aspects, the significance of community building, tooling, and roles like DevEx and DevRel. They also discuss the challenges and rewards of mentoring, the traits of a good engineer, and the philosophical underpinnings of programming. Get ready for thought-provoking conversations that go beyond the code!

In the grand finale of CodePub’s first season, we sit down with Hristijan - our youngest guest yet. But don’t let his age fool you. Hristijan is a programmer who began his professional journey as a freelancer and then transitioned into a full-fledged company role. Not only does he code, but he also shares his knowledge on a unique platform, his YouTube channel ‘Nauchi Programiranje’ (https://www.youtube.com/@nauci_programiranje), where he records informative programming tutorials in Macedonian. Join us as we delve into his unconventional career path, his passion for code, and his experiences as a content creator, rounding off our first season with a vibrant splash of youthful energy and innovation​.

In this episode of CodePub, Dushko Jordanovski. An economist turned programmer with an exceptionally interesting startup story - the story of H4. A promising startup with a great idea and an amazing team. Grab your headphones and jump into this incredible story of ups and downs and why banks are probably the toughest clients to have in IT.

On this episode of CodePub - Damjan Georgievski. One of the most important people in Macedonia’s FOSS scene. We talk about his career path, how he got into computing, and much more about free software, Linux, hacklabs. This is our longest episode to date, but each minute is worth it. Make sure not to miss this one!

In the first video episode of CodePub - Aleksandar Chakalaroski. Someone who is a game development professional and a person who does their dream job!

Join us in a discussion about game development, creative drive, non-traditional career paths, and much more!

In our fourth episode - Predrag Koceski. He’s an experienced programmer currently working as a head of tech in an international agency. We delve into his career path and what it means to be a “head of tech.” He’s been through plenty of startups and agencies and has some very interesting stories to tell.

Today, we’re talking with Andrej. His career path, interests… and the fact that as a pretty experienced developer, he had to go through a bunch of interviews recently. His experience isn’t too different than some of the not-so-great stuff beginners tend to go through when interviewing. Plus - coding as a passion vs. coding as a job, community involvement, and much more.