With many countries and companies slowly returning to the office and the ‘old Normal’ ways of working, the debate around remote working is picking up pace: what have we learned about remote working and smart working during the COVID pandemic? What is … Read more
Dev Life
Survey Reveals Four Types of Developers: Which One Are You?
In March 2022, the market research agency Squadrati surveyed Codemotion’s community of developers of all kinds, who live and work all over Italy. The survey produced many valuable insights for understanding the reality of Italy’s programming … Read more
Don’t Miss the Next Edition of our Devs Book Club with Matteo Pagani!
In this edition, we will have the chance to talk with Windows App Consult Tech Lead at Microsoft Matteo Pagani about his book. Register and watch it live! More than 30% of developers continuously hone their skills by reading books in different … Read more
Do You Love Open Source Too? Then Don’t Miss This Survey by Linux Foundation
Are you a member of the European open source community? Then you can't miss the 2022 Europe Spotlight survey! Codemotion is partnering with the Linux Foundation in investigating ecosystem-wide trends, including community growth and opportunities for … Read more
What is Developer Experience (DX) And Why Does it Matter?
Developer Experience has become a big thing, and the growth of software products of all kinds is surely one of the drivers: In 2021, the SaaS market totaled $152 billion, and is expected to reach $208 billion by the end of 2023. There are … Read more
Don’t Miss the Next Edition of our Devs Book Club With Luca Mezzalira!
More than 30% of developers stay updated and grow their skills by reading books on paper. Also, many of them are writers too! That’s why we’re starting our own Book Club on Twitch, a place for sharing, learning, and getting inspired by great devs … Read more
7 Tools, Languages, Projects (and Playlists!) that Developers Love
We devs are curious and knowledge-craving people, but it’s not all about screens, code, and troubleshooting; project management, books, and music play a key role in our daily lives, and contributing to open source projects is essential to sustaining … Read more
How to Start With Open Source Projects and Which to Choose
The term Open Source simply means software or projects with freely accessible source code that anyone can contribute to. The Open Source Initiative was founded in 1998 to promote this ethos in contrast to proprietary commercial models. Since then, … Read more
Save the Date for the 2nd Edition of Codemotion Devs Book Club!
30% of developers stay updated and hone their skills by reading books every day, and that's why we're continuing with our Devs Book Clube Initiative: a place for sharing, learning, and getting inspired by great devs together with our friends of the … Read more
Meet the Codemotion Ambassadors!
We love devs, and helping them in their professional growth is the most rewarding thing we do. Join us in our mission to create an impactful and inclusive community with our Ambassador Program. Read the article to discover all the details. The … Read more
Don’t Miss Codemotion’s First Devs Book Club With Michele Riva!
Did you know that 30% of developers stay updated and hone their skills by reading books? That's why we're starting our own Book Club on Twitch! A place for sharing, learning, and getting inspired by great devs together with the Codemotion … Read more
8 Reasons Why Kids Should Learn to Code
Discover more about Codemotion Kids and the amazing activities they carry out. Also, if you liked this infographic, don't miss the last one we did! … Read more
How Can Coding Help the Environment?
How Green Is the Technology We Use? Green technology is the technology that does not hurt the environment. It can be recycling, using solar or wind power, or anything else. Some people might think that coding is not a green technology. However, … Read more
Why Your Development Team Should Follow Best Practices from a Business Perspective
When it comes to the development environments, every single detail matters. Starting from budget planning and a careful approach to business requirements to pure development procedures - like regular quality assurance testing or prototyping. … Read more
Common Mistakes when Building Developer Communities
Building tech communities is hard work. There's organising events and meetups, enlisting volunteers, finding venues, enlisting speakers, and connecting with sponsors. You're often working in an unpaid capacity. Even if you are paid, you have to … Read more
Thinking Like a Founder – meet Chad Arimura
At Codemotion we're fortunate to speak with a range of thinkers, leaders, and changemakers. At Codemotion Madrid 2019 we had a presentation by Chad Arimura. He's a three-time entrepreneur, most recently as co-founder and CEO of Iron.io where he grew … Read more
5 Ways to Foster Collaboration between Developers and Marketers
The dynamic between marketers and developers can have a huge impact on business outcomes. Whether it’s due to a lack of respect for the other’s expertise, disagreements about deadlines, or frequent miscommunications, the relationship between … Read more
Ever Wondered How a CTO Masters Leadership and Strategic Planning?
Leadership and strategic planning are considered essential soft skills for a successful CTO. Some are naturals, some learn through experience how to smooth the edges to make the most of their natural inclinations, and others may be good at either one … Read more
Learning About Community Outreach with Simon Johanning
Simon Johanning is the Head of Outreach of Code Camp Leipzig. He is said to be a jack of all trades because of his many educational backgrounds and career experiences—Computer Science, Mathematics, Energy Economics, and Music Technology just to name … Read more
Scott Chacon: Chatterbug CEO Talks About His Accidental Entrepreneurship Journey
Scott Chacon is the CEO and co-founder of Chatterbug, a San Francisco and Berlin-based online platform for language learning. Aside from Chatterbug, Scott is a renowned entrepreneur, known for his numerous achievements, keynote talks, and speaking … Read more