Introduction

I recently graduated as a software engineer. In this post, I wanted to share my first experience of learning and building a dev-ops process.

I recently graduated as a software engineer. In this post, I wanted to share my first experience of learning and building a dev-ops process.

I recently graduated as a software engineer. In this post, I wanted to share my first experience of learning and building a dev-ops process.

A bit of background

As a recent graduate I worked in (and delivered!) three group projects. The first was a simplified mini-clone of AirBnb, delivered in one week, the second, an equally simplified mini-clone of Facebook, and the third, anything of our choosing. The last two were both delivered in 2 weeks.f

In each of the group projects we worked with different people and different tech stacks. We also took different approaches to feature delivery. In one group project, tasks were split between front and back end, in the other two, we were responsible for the complete full-stack feature.

As a recent graduate I worked in (and delivered!) three group projects. The first was a simplified mini-clone of AirBnb, delivered in one week, the second, an equally simplified mini-clone of Facebook, and the third, anything of our choosing. The last two were both delivered in 2 weeks.f

In each of the group projects we worked with different people and different tech stacks. We also took different approaches to feature delivery. In one group project, tasks were split between front and back end, in the other two, we were responsible for the complete full-stack feature.

Introduction

I recently graduated as a software engineer. In this post, I wanted to share my first experience of learning and building a dev-ops process.

I recently graduated as a software engineer. In this post, I wanted to share my first experience of learning and building a dev-ops process.

I recently graduated as a software engineer. In this post, I wanted to share my first experience of learning and building a dev-ops process.

A bit of background

As a recent graduate I worked in (and delivered!) three group projects. The first was a simplified mini-clone of AirBnb, delivered in one week, the second, an equally simplified mini-clone of Facebook, and the third, anything of our choosing. The last two were both delivered in 2 weeks.f

In each of the group projects we worked with different people and different tech stacks. We also took different approaches to feature delivery. In one group project, tasks were split between front and back end, in the other two, we were responsible for the complete full-stack feature.

As a recent graduate I worked in (and delivered!) three group projects. The first was a simplified mini-clone of AirBnb, delivered in one week, the second, an equally simplified mini-clone of Facebook, and the third, anything of our choosing. The last two were both delivered in 2 weeks.f

In each of the group projects we worked with different people and different tech stacks. We also took different approaches to feature delivery. In one group project, tasks were split between front and back end, in the other two, we were responsible for the complete full-stack feature.