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Is software development a good career?

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If you are a gifted computer wizard from age 7, there’s no doubt you’ll become a great   software developer Company . But if this is not the case, why should you be one of those people spending all day typing at a keyboard making the machine do what you want? I’m assuming you are willing to choose this career in order to make a living, and not just for your own enjoyment. Enjoying the career is another topic, and one that must be carefully evaluated. If you strive and don’t really care about computers all that much, then software engineering will not be a good choice, because in order to be good, you need to spend countless, countless hours refining your craft, keeping up with the industry at large, getting to know every single little detail you should know to do your work properly. You will learn every day Every day you’ll be presented with new challenges. You’re an engineer working on potentially very complex problems. You need to know how to figure things out, and...

What are some apps like tinder?

Whether you love or loathe Tinder, there is no denying it has changed  online dating app  forever. As a result there is now no end of  apps  with the same aim of helping you fall in love and live happily ever after, or at the least find someone to hang out with next weekend. Whether it's matching you on your favourite interests or finding someone who you share mutual friends with. Here, we take the biggest alternatives to  Build App like Tinder  and give them a spin to find out what (if anything) they do differently and what sets them apart. Hinge The USP:  Match with your pal's pals (on Facebook). Pros:  The brashness. If you actively pursue a date on Hinge, discretion mustn't be an issue – your friends are bound to find out. This means having a handy mutual connection to discuss / slag off when you meet up for drinks. Cons:  It's all a little too close to home: what's to stop her feeding your dating tekkers back to your pal? I...

Should I make a mobile app for my travel website?

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Today mobile apps have become an integral part of every business, travel and tourism is not exception of this. In fact, mobile app development plays a very important role in the travel industry today. Mobile apps make it easy and fast to communicate with travel companies, book tickets, book rooms and search for good deals. The use of mobile apps for traveling will increase and continue to evolve in the coming days. Regardless of size and category, all travel companies and tour operators create their own travel applications to make the right arrangements for travellers, and they offer discounts and other facilities as well. Now let’s analyze some benefits of travel apps that justify that mobile apps are necessary for your travel and tourism business: Everything under one roof Travel applications provide you all helps that your travel needs, such as location details, ticket booking cost, restaurant details, ticket booking facility, facility to book accommodation, taxi, and expl...

What are the best Android game for kids?

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Smartphones aren’t usually for kids. However, the platform is quickly growing into a great place for kids with a selection of apps and games that cater to younger minds along with hardware specifically geared toward kids. In this roundup, we’ll take a look at some of the  best Android kids app development . It’s important to note that kids can be anywhere from three or four years old to twelve years old so this list may feature games that are too mature or difficult for younger kids or easy for older kids. Please use your best discretion. After a certain age, there are many kid appropriate games that are too mature for a list like this. Bubadu kids games Price: Free / Varies DOWNLOAD ON GOOGLE PLAY Bubadu is a developer studio that has released a ton of kids games. They’re not all amazing, but a good number of them are worth checking out. The games don’t always have educational value but they are fun to play and include games about being a doctor, going to the supermarket...