How to become a software engineer: A cheat sheet (free PDF)

If you are looking to pursue a career in software engineering and aren’t sure where to begin, TechRepublic provides you with a guide to salaries, job markets, skills and common interview questions in the field. Learn more in this free PDF download.

In the download:

  • Why is there an increased demand for software engineers?
  • What does a software engineer do?
  • What are some software engineer job roles
  • What programming languages or other skills are best to learn to become a software engineer?
  • What is the average salary for a software engineer?
  • What are the hottest markets for software engineers?
  • What are typical software engineer interview questions?
  • Where can I find resources for a career in software engineering?
  • And much more!
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    Apple iOS 15 cheat sheet: Everything you need to know (free PDF)

    The latest version of Apple’s operating system for mobile devices, iOS 15, was announced on June 7, 2021, at the company’s Worldwide Developer Conference. The beta version of iOS 15 was released on June 7, 2021, to developers, and the public beta was released on June 30, 2021.

    This new version of iOS includes many new features relevant to consumers and developers alike, including: an emphasis on communication changes, the ability to focus on specific aspects of your life, on-device intelligence and exploring the world.

    Apple is expected to release iOS 15 to the public in Fall 2021.

    Find out more in this free PDF download from TechRepublic.

    In the download:

    • What is iOS 15?
    • Will iOS 15 work on my device?
    • What are the key iOS 15 features?
    • How do I get iOS 15?
    • What's the release history of iOS 15?
    • And much more!

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    Microsoft’s Jeff Teper discusses SharePoint, Teams Meetings and more (free PDF)

    As the back end for Teams, Microsoft’s SharePoint has been in some ways the sleeper hit of the pandemic. While the technology powering it has changed beyond recognition from the 2001 SharePoint Portal Server release, the original ideas of content collaboration, enterprise search and information organisation that made it the fastest Microsoft product to generate a billion dollars have remained intact.

    The way the underlying SharePoint architecture has changed reflects both technology and culture changes within Microsoft over the years. Talking to TechRepublic just after the 20th anniversary celebrations for SharePoint, Jeff Teper—now corporate vice-president for Microsoft 365 collaboration and responsible for Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive—suggested that it summed up “my twenty-year journey from top-down waterfall and chaotic agile, to a middle way, which is intentional planned but loosely coupled execution.”

    Read more from Jeff Teper in this exclusive TechRepublic interview.

    In this free PDF download from TechRepublic:

    • “From top-down waterfall and chaotic agile, to a middle way”: Microsoft’s Jeff Teper on 20 years of developing SharePoint
    • “My goal is not to get everybody on the planet in Teams meetings all day long”: Microsoft’s Jeff Teper on the future of collaboration
    • And more!

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    NFTs cheat sheet: Everything you need to know about non-fungible tokens (free PDF)

    Non-fungible tokens are, in a way, a lot like cryptocurrency. The record of their existence lives on blockchains, they can be bought and sold using cryptocurrency, and there isn’t necessarily a physical asset that ties them to the real world.

    NFTs differ from cryptocurrency in that they’re non-fungible, meaning they can’t be exchanged for an identical item. Cash, for example, is a fungible asset: Each dollar may be unique, but the particular dollar you have doesn’t matter. If you swap a $10 bill for two five-dollar ones, you still have $10. Trade your $10 for an autographed baseball card, however, and you then have a non-fungible item: it’s unique, and while it may have a monetary value, it isn’t itself a trade commodity.

    Other examples of non-fungible goods include artwork, houses, website domain names, your pet cat and parcels of land.

    Learn more about NFTs in this free PDF download from TechRepublic.

    In the download:

    • What are NFTs?
    • What rights does ownership of an NFT confer?
    • How are NFTs created, and how are NFTs sold?
    • How could NFTs impact businesses?
    • Is the NFT market already in a bubble?
    • And more!

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    Best Cybercrime Investigation and Digital Forensics Courses and Certifications

    For the prosecution of such acts, preserving and recovering digital evidence is absolutely critical. In the same way a “traditional” detective or law enforcement agent explores crimes in the physical…

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    Is COVID-19 altering your company’s digital transformation plans? We want to know!

    Take this quick, multiple-choice survey and tell us about your company's digital transformation initiatives for 2022. Image: Funtap/iStock/Getty Images Plus Businesses investing in digital transformation initiatives are old news. However,…

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