Breton Burnett

Having a good manager can make or break your experience at a company. Learn why ego is the enemy of good leadership and how fostering a more collaborative team can transform your workplace. https://lnkd.in/d8Jirb3A #cybercoders #hiring #jobs #leadership #management

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Software engineers fear the AI that will take their job while the real danger I see should be in companies and solution owners themselves. Products that you spent years and tons of dollars for buildng selling it for whatever the number of subscriptions is can now be easily cloned and it costs nothing but the Gen AI subscription and some small resources. I am really curious of how the scene will look like after maybe Q2 of 2026. The development that business owners needs to follow “not to fail in the common nokia example” is now talking days not years like all used before!! #ArtificialIntelligence #GenerativeAI #SaaS #StartupLife #ProductManagement  #SoftwareEngineering #TechTrends #DigitalTransformation  #Innovation #FutureOfWork #Entrepreneurship  

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Every side project teaches you something. This one taught me to be intentional with my tech stack. Here’s what I’m using to build StoryChain, and why. 🛠 Backend 🔹 Fastify + TypeScript (strict mode) 🔹 MongoDB + Mongoose 🔹 Redis + BullMQ 🔹 Authentication with Clerk 🎨 Frontend 🔹 React + Vite 🔹 Tailwind CSS + Radix UI 🔹 TipTap 🔹 React Query The goal isn’t perfection. It’s a codebase that’s easy to grow without fear. What’s one tool in your stack you’d never build without? #WebDevelopment #TypeScript #React #NodeJS #MongoDB #BuildInPublic

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🧠 JavaScript Contractors: How to Prep for Your Next Interview Let’s be honest—it’s a client-driven market right now. That means clients have the power to be selective, and contractors need to be sharp, fast, and ready to deliver value from day one. Whether you're stepping into a short-term gig or a long-term contract, interviews are your moment to show you're not just fast, but smart. Focus on the Fundamentals: 1. Data Structures & Algorithms: Brush up on arrays, maps, recursion, and sorting. 2. Mathematics: Useful for animations, logic, and edge-case handling. 3. Object-Oriented Programming: Think modular, reusable, and maintainable code. 4. API: Know how to design, consume, and debug REST/GraphQL endpoints. 5. Multi-threading Concepts: Understand async/await, event loop, and web workers. 6. Testing: Be ready to talk about unit tests, integration tests, and tools like Jest or Cypress. 🛠️ Practice in Context Use platforms like LeetCode, CodeWars, or even GitHub issues to sharpen your skills. But also rehearse how you’d apply these in real-world JS projects. especially in React, Node.js, or TypeScript environments. 💬 Communicate Clearly Contract roles move fast. Show you can explain your decisions, collaborate well, and hit the ground running. 🎯 Final Tip Prep like you're solving problems for a client, not just passing a test. That mindset makes all the difference. #JavaScript #Contractors #InterviewPrep #FrontendDev #NodeJS #TechCareers #CodingTips #SoftwareEngineering

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