What will I learn?
- What developers want, and what they think about jobs and recruiters
- What makes developers respond (or not) to recruiters
- Frontend vs Backend
- How software projects are run
- Job descriptions and titles of people involved in making software
- Tech stack deep dives (Java Spring, MEAN, .NET, Ruby on Rails, and more)
- How common websites and apps work
- DevOps and advanced topics like Docker and Kafka
What Do I get?
- Lifetime access to the video course
- Free Updates when new content is added to the course
- Email templates, subject lines, and real cold email examples
- Over 70 videos, more than 5.5 hours of video content
- 100% 30 day Money Back Guarantee if you are not satisfied with the content
Course Curriculum
👋 There are 15 Sections - click the arrow below to see them all!
Section 1: Welcome!
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Section 2: Research
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Section 3: How engineers feel about work and recruiters
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Section 4: Software Development Process (the business side)
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Section 5: UI Design / Development
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Section 6: Frontend Vs Backend
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- Part 1: Intro Video (0:59)
- Part 2: Intro to Client Server Model (3:11)
- Part 3: Anatomy of a Real System (LinkedIn) (4:06)
- Part 4: Intro to Application Infrastructure (3:44)
- Part 5: Frontend Vs Backend Vs Fullstack developers comparison (4:39)
- Part 6: Where to find Frontend developers (1:04)
- Part 7: Key Frontend Technologies (3:30)
- Part 8: Where to Find Backend Developers (2:05)
- Part 9: Key Backend Technologies (5:08)
- PDF Download of slides with tech terms
- Blog Links and Relevant Articles
Section 7: Intro To HTML, CSS, and JS
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Section 8: Tech Stacks and Technology Details
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- Tech Stacks Part 1: Introduction (2:10)
- Tech Stacks Part 2: LAMP Stack (2:14)
- Tech Stacks Part 3: MEAN Stack (2:26)
- Tech Stacks Part 4: Ruby On Rails (2:13)
- Tech Stacks Part 5: Django (python) (1:27)
- Tech Stacks Part 6: Spring (Java) (2:25)
- Tech Stacks Part 7: ASP.NET (microsoft) (1:10)
- Tech Stacks Part 8: Serverless systems (2:04)
- Tech Stacks Part 9: JAM Stack (1:54)
- Tech Stacks Part 10: Summary and takeaways (1:53)
- .NET vs Java (10:53)
- Client Side Frameworks: SPAs vs Template Rendering (9:39)
- What About Wordpress? (4:58)
- Desktop Application Development (3:25)
Section 9: Databases
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- Part 1: Introduction to Databases (1:35)
- Part 2: Intro To Relational Databases (SQL Databases) (5:08)
- Part 3: Types of Relational Databases (1:41)
- Part 4: Intro to NoSQL Databases (0:47)
- Part 5: Types of NoSQL Databases (5:21)
- Part 6: Database Hosting and Management Systems (2:07)
- Part 7: People & Trends in Databases (4:54)
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Section 10: Mobile Devs Vs Web Devs
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Section 11: Open Source and Github
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Section 12: Common Points of Confusion
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Section 13: Advanced Software Engineering Concepts
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Section 14: Infrastructure & DevOps
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Section 15: Evaluation
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Closing Statement, Thank you!
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Meet The Author
I'm Aaron Decker, a full stack developer with about 10 years of experience writing code. I have worked as a Tech Lead and hired teams, and as a Senior Software Engineer at multiple fortune 500 companies building large products. I also did a brief stint teaching programming courses as an Adjunct Instructor at a local community college.
This course draws on my experience hiring, teaching, and working in the industry. You can reach me directly at [email protected], Linkedin, or Twitter @dynamicdoublea. I blog at https://www.iteachrecruiters.com/blog