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by kephra
3954 days ago
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I think most people first think about developers who can not build from scratch. Those who require frameworks, and can only fill the gaps. So one trait a from scratch developer must show, is being a toolsmith. Most startups do not have the time to build everything from scratch. Instead they have to pick tools to solve their problem. A toolsmith can quickly validate if a tool is suited for the task, and is able to create new tools if necessary. So there are few things one can check before hiring a developer:
A toolsmith published his tools, frameworks or libraries.
A bughunter contributed to 3rd party projects. ... Or in short: A developer who did things from scratch, will be proud showing them. An this will show where his strong and weak points are. ( e.g. my weak point is design ) |
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