Annual Income The average annual income of a MongoDB Developer is $92,414 with a most likely range between $59,000 and $146,000 and a top earner income of $222,000 according to Glassdoor (source). Hourly Rate If you decide to go the route as a freelance MongoDB Developer, you can expect to make between $25 and $40 … Read more
Annual Income According to ZipRecruiter, the annual income of PostgreSQL developers is between $104,000 for the bottom 25th percentile, $133,000 for the 75th Percentile, and $171,500 for the top earners. The monthly pay ranges from $8,666 to $14,291 with an average monthly income of $10,052. Annual Salary Monthly Pay Top Earners $171,500 $14,291 75th Percentile … Read more
Annual Income The average annual income of a Redis developer is $113,000 in the US according to PayScale (source). Hourly Rate If you decide to go the route as a freelance Redis developer, you can expect to make between $45 and $55 per hour on Upwork (source). ⚡ Note: Do you want to create your … Read more
Annual Income The average annual income of a Blockchain engineer is between $105,180 and $108,560 according to Glassdoor (source): Hourly Rate If you decide to go the route as a freelance Blockchain engineer, you can expect to make between $25 and $80 per hour on Upwork (source). ⚡ Note: Do you want to create your … Read more
Today I want to propose a new habit for you which will ensure that you are on the path of continuous improvement in Python — on the path to mastery. Did you read the book “The Power of Habit” by Charles Duhigg? This Keystone Habit changed her life… The Pulitzer-Price-winning author talks about forming so-called … Read more
In this article, I want to discuss an important topic because it’s at the heart of what we are doing at Finxter. 💡 At the heart of Finxter is continuous improvement in computer science. For example, in my free email academy I deliver one piece of knowledge regarding Python, coding productivity and business, and computer … Read more
Ok, I must admit at the beginning that this topic is a bit of a clickbait – but if you find it cheating, I have to write in my defense that it was in good faith. If you were starting to write a book, it wouldn’t cross your mind to ask “what are the top … Read more
Do you feel stuck, and you don’t improve as a coder anymore? The reason you are stuck in coding likely is that you don’t produce enough — you are consuming way too much. It’s an ugly truth, and I’m sorry if you feel offended. It’s nonetheless the reason why you feel stuck. The purpose of … Read more
As you watch the video, you can have a look at the slides as PDF: download slides in a new tab here. Before we’ll dive into the algorithm and the Python implementation, let’s first skim over some related graph tutorials you may enjoy and that may help your understanding! Related Graph Tutorials This algorithm is … Read more
What are the short-term, mid-term, and long-term goals of coders in the Finxter community? Let’s find out! Overview Here are some meta stats about our survey: How Many? 63 survey respondents When? Survey date is January 2022 Who? Finxter Email List of people generally interested in programming Survey link: https://forms.gle/cbfCH9mxRYtH8SrS9 (feel free to participate before … Read more
Motivation Type “helo world” into your Google search bar and Google will ask you: “Did you mean: hello world”. How is this done? A simple method to detect these typos is the Levenshtein distance (also called edit distance). In fact, Google’s algorithm seems to use some variant of it. (source) By studying this article, you’ll … Read more
Quicksort is not only a popular question in many code interviews – asked by Google, Facebook, and Amazon – but also a practical sorting algorithm that is fast, concise, and readable. Because of its beauty, you won’t find many introductions to algorithms that don’t discuss the Quicksort algorithm. In this one-liner tutorial, you’ll learn about … Read more