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  Coding and programming are becoming more and more popular as technology advances and computer-based devices become more widespread. With this rise in popularity has come a dramatic increase in the demand for experienced programmers and developers. A lot of people with no computer science background are asking the question ‘What does a web developer do?’, with the aim of learning the necessary skills and becoming a developer. Entry level developer jobs are rather abundant, which makes learning programming in your spare time an attractive prospect, especially if you are looking for a career change.   Due to the increasing number of people inquiring about entry-level front-end developer jobs, we have decided to put this guide together to help you understand what is required to become a developer. We will begin by looking at what web developers, and specifically, frontend developers do. We will look at how and why you should consider taking up front-end web development, and what...

Grasshopper nuggets, ambulance drones and self-driving cars… How different might life be 20 years from now? Technology expert Dean Evans investigates. Technologically, the 20-year jump from 2015 to 2035 will be huge. During that time some elements of our world will change beyond recognition while others will stay reassuringly (or disappointingly) familiar. Consider the 20 years to 2015. Back in 1995 we were in the early days of the internet, we worked in cubicles and our computers were chunky and powered by Windows 95. There were no touch screen phones or flat screen TVs; people laughed at the idea of reading electronic books, and watching a home movie meant loading a clunky cassette into your VCR. So, what will our world really be like 20 years from now? What does the future hold for the food we eat, the technology we use and the homes we live in? It would be tempting to roll out the clichés – food pills, flying cars and bases on the moon – but the reality will probably be less exciti...

The one word that would properly define the post-modern human society is ‘drenched.’ We are drenched with storms and floods of an interconnected world in which sharing has lost its true value. Most of the young population nowadays suffer from identity crisis, because they do not know who they are and what they want from life. The reason for this is out our society is drenched. Our daily hours are preoccupied by the many distractions of the postmodern world that require our attention and focus. Namely, the internet has been the main source of distraction for a long time now. img src There is one story that has always baffled me. The famous and acclaimed director, Christopher Nolan, once stated in an interview that he doesn’t own a cellphone and has never used email before. When explaining why, he simply said: ‘I actually really like not having one because it gives me time to think. You know, when you have a smartphone and you have 10 minutes to spare, you go on it and you start looking ...

For some people, their hero is themselves but many years in the future when they will eventually meet and decide how they have spent their life. Ask yourself this question: If you were to see your future-self, would you be proud of the person you have become, or will you just be an old man full of regret, counting his days until they come to an end? There will come a day when you will be shown a vision. The vision of everything you could have been and everything you could have accomplished; the person you could have become. An image of your ideal-self who has lived a brilliant life. On that day, you will either know the know the person or he will be a complete stranger to you. You may know him a bit, which means you have walked towards your destiny a bit. You may know him very well, which means that you have nearly accomplished everything that you were born to do. You may also come to think that he might be your identical twin, and that is a fulfilled and accomplished life. Let us not ...