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edited Sep 24, 2016 at 7:38

Peter Mortensen

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I like the idea.

Yeah it's alright, there'sit's all right. There's always those people who are just keen to dislike new features, that. That was never surprising, you know, and with things like the upgrades of Windows, and so on, people likeliked to dislike new features, thenbut eventually they fell in love with it.

Developer Story is pretty much the greatest way I can show who am I to whatever employer, it's. It's a rather a fascinating way to see the details and actually see how professional is that developer is.

CVs and Resumes are pretty nifty, with proper styling you can get them to look so beautiful, but then, it's all "I worked at X" and "I studied at Y". Although these are necessary information, they really don't cover who is actually the developer actually is. That is almost the same as looking at the specification of a computer without seeing or using it.

Developer Story is a good thing that StackOverflowStack Overflow should finally introduce us, nearly all developers spend a fascinating time here, and it'd be great to establish a connection between our CV and our favorite developer website.

I like the idea.

Yeah it's alright, there's always those people who are just keen to dislike new features, that was never surprising, you know, things like the upgrades of Windows, and so on, people like to dislike new features, then eventually they fell in love with it.

Developer Story is pretty much the greatest way I can show who am I to whatever employer, it's a rather a fascinating way to see the details and actually see how professional is that developer.

CVs and Resumes are pretty nifty, with proper styling you can get them to look so beautiful, but then, it's all "I worked at X" and "I studied at Y". Although these are necessary information, they really don't cover who is actually the developer. That is almost same as looking at the specification of a computer without seeing or using it.

Developer Story is a good thing that StackOverflow should finally introduce us, nearly all developers spend a fascinating time here, and it'd be great to establish a connection between our CV and our favorite developer website

I like the idea.

Yeah, it's all right. There's always those people who are just keen to dislike new features. That was never surprising, you know, and with things like the upgrades of Windows, and so on, people liked to dislike new features, but eventually they fell in love with it.

Developer Story is pretty much the greatest way I can show who am I to whatever employer. It's a rather a fascinating way to see the details and actually see how professional that developer is.

CVs and Resumes are pretty nifty, with proper styling you can get them to look so beautiful, but then, it's all "I worked at X" and "I studied at Y". Although these are necessary information, they really don't cover who the developer actually is. That is almost the same as looking at the specification of a computer without seeing or using it.

Developer Story is a good thing that Stack Overflow should finally introduce us, nearly all developers spend a fascinating time here, and it'd be great to establish a connection between our CV and our favorite developer website.

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created Jul 25, 2016 at 16:07

OverCoder

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I like the idea.

Developer Story is pretty much the greatest way I can show who am I to whatever employer, it's a rather a fascinating way to see the details and actually see how professional is that developer.

CVs and Resumes are pretty nifty, with proper styling you can get them to look so beautiful, but then, it's all "I worked at X" and "I studied at Y". Although these are necessary information, they really don't cover who is actually the developer. That is almost same as looking at the specification of a computer without seeing or using it.