Hash slinging and people skills

Software Developers Need These Killer Soft Skills, Shadow Root DOM and Custom HTML Tags Automation Using Selenium, and Why Agile Doesn't Work for Large Projects

July 03, 2019 Weekly Digest Java Hashing: From Overriding HashCode to Mutable Objects Here's an overview of the hashCode method, mutable objects, and memory leaks. Read ▶

Software Developers Need These Killer Soft Skills Technical and soft skills for developers go together like peanut butter and jelly. Read ▶ Shadow Root DOM and Custom HTML Tags Automation Using Selenium In this post, you'll learn how to work with multi-level shadow DOMs using the open source Java Selenium project. Read ▶

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