The state of the Junior Dev community in MN
by Matt Decuir, Ian Coldwater, and Brandon Johnson | at MinneBar 13
Mpls Jr Devs is a community of aspiring and less experienced software engineers that was born at Minnebar in 2017.
To celebrate our first birthday, we'll facilitate a guided discussion.
What we'll talk about
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Junior developers
- What can the MN tech community do to support junior developers?
- What does that support look like, and where does it come from?
- What can non-junior-developers in your (workplace, community) do to better support you?
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People who aren't junior developers
- How have your expectations of junior developers changed?
- As you're hearing this, what can you do to support the juniors in your (workplace, community?)
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Mpls Jr Devs
- What can Mpls Jr Devs to do support these things?
We’ve learned a lot over the last year and have some thoughts, but we’d love to hear yours!
What will the future of the junior dev community in Minnesota look like going forward? Come to this session and help shape it!
Who this session is for
- Aspiring and less-experienced software engineers
- Experienced software engineers
- People who are interested in learning more about and/or helping support our community of junior developers
What to expect
This will be a guided discussion.
Come with ideas, and be ready to contribute!
Matt Decuir
Matt (he/him) is a software engineer, entrepreneur, and Minnestar board member. Past projects include Invisible Network, Mpls Jr Devs, and OMG Transit.
Links:
- GitHub
- Twitter: @experimatt
Ian Coldwater
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Brandon Johnson
Brandon is a partner at PlakeSide, a creative tech consultancy for the live event industry. Brandon also helps run JavaScriptMN and ServerlessMN, and holds the door at Mpls Jr Devs.
Links:
- GitHub
- Twitter: @brandon_mn