Welcome ye all who have found the Post-DBC Resources guide. This section are resources to get you started for your Post-DBC life. We're using the Wiki instead of contributing to the Repository. That way, anyone who joins can make changes without having to do commits (we're not official here).
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- Job Searching
- Hiring
- Work
- Speaking
- Organizing Meetups
- Dev Interviews
- Networking
- Mentorships
- Guide for All Developers
Thanks to Oli Treadwell for the idea on May 6th, 8:14 AM.
@channel: spitballin’ ideas here, but have we thought about creating a github repo from DBC alums for DBC alums, which talks about different categories relevant to devs post-graduation? Or has this already been done?
Topics of interest: Hiring, Speaking, Organising Meetups, Dev Interviews, Networking, Mentee & Mentors.
I imagine it’d start out really loosely and then as it grows it can move around and be re-structured. It seems like there’s a lot of space here for a publicly created "DBC alum accredited” resource like this to bring more people into the DBC fold and also help everyone.
Like a style guide
Hence this Github organization was born. Jeremy Wong has been running most of this organization. Thanks to Kelly Yamamoto for suggesting us to create a Code of Conduct, where everyone should adhere to.