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VISIT OUR BLOG: adform.comadform.com TWITTER: adforminsideradforminsider Web developer’s day in nowadays company

Who am I? Mykolas Šaučiūnas Senior Web Developer (UX Team) 13 years experience 2

Past  Java Applets  CMS (Java Beans and JSP)  CMS (Visual Basic and ASP)  Desktop Application (Darbo Birža) 3

Now  Web Applications  Services  Database scripts and management  Single page applications 4

Web developer Technology 5

Front-end or “a must”  HTML5  JavaScript  CSS3 6

Back-end  RESTful services  MVC .NET (C#, VB)  PHP  Node.js  Ruby (on rails) 7

Data  MS SQL server  MySQL  NOSQL 8

Front-end libraries  JQuery (JQueryUI)  Underscore.js  Mustache.js (Handlebars.js)  Backbone.js (Angular.js, Ember.js and etc.)  Chosen.js  Twitter bootstrap (HTML5Boilerplate)  Modernizr.js  Etc. 9

Web developer Tools 10

A must tools  Notepad (Sublime Text, Notepad++)  Visual Studio  MS SQL Server Management Studio  ??? 11

Other tools  Selenium  Phantom.js  Photoshop  Trello  JIRA  Teamcity  ScrumWorks  Etc. 12

Web developer Methodologies 13

Management  Waterfall  Agile  Scrum  Kanban  XP 14

Testing  Human testing  Automated tests (Selenium)  Unit testing (NUnit)  Usability testing  JavaScript testing (Jasmine.js, Sinon.js, Qunit.js, Phantom.js, JSTestDriver) 15

Development  TDD (RGR)  BDD  GIT (SVN)  CI  KISS  JIRA  Trello 16

Other  Client side rendering  CSS preprocessors (LESS, SASS)  Release management  Cloud computing 17

Normal day scenario 18

Peeks,pokes and pointers 19

Feel the pulse  Read  Blogs  Free e-books  Subscribe (RSS)  Twitter post  Watch  Conferences  Show casts  Try it yourself 20

Questions? 21

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