#stackoverflow

Do you...? I'm a techie; when I'm not performing administrative work for my company's GRC platform or doing systems analysis or writing up business requirements or troubleshooting errors or training users,

Wow, Javascript, so powerfull.. Following this Stackoverflow question: Can (a 1 && a 2 && a==3) ever evaluate to true? And the answer is .. yes.. const a = { i: 1, toString: function ()

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We need to create an Ethereum incentivized platform for working with code and QA. Pay Ether for faster and better answers and pull requests. Ether can be fuel for enhancing the GitHub and Stackoverflow!

Every week, my boss checks the number of Google searches and Stack Overflow posts I had to go through to finish my assigned tasks. The fewer searches I do, the better my evaluation. Said no-one, ever.

The hate for Stack Overflow exists because of the fact that users base is divided into two BIG categories: Old school programmers - they belong to a strict discipline of programming, where before you start

Programmer pay and indent-style: tab-using coders earn less than space-using coders David Robinson used the data from the 28,657 people who self-selected to take the Stack Overflow survey to investigate

Stackoverflow is really the measure of all things when it comes to programming questions. But I don't like the idea that all the answers are posted on a closed source forum that could vanish immediately.

Stack Overflow Helping 1 Million Developers Exit Vim!

I think most developers know about Stack Overflow. It's a Q&A site that covers just about any area of programming. There are variants of it for many other topics. I used to listen to the podcast by

Steem platform's lack of documentation frustrates third-party developers. I've spent couple of days to figure this out. As I am posting the secret, you don't have to waste too much time on it. I'll talk

Not sure if this has been proposed before, but I think the Steemit engine could be used as the heart of a Q&A site. I'm thinking of something like Stack Overflow. This site was created by development

(Edit: Fixed the typos :-) I'm massively bullish on Steem right now. I think this is going to explode but not because loads of people are posting snooze articles or pictures of themselves in bikinis in

For users who need a question answered and need it answered fast, or answered really well, bounties would allow us to incentivise other Steemians to open up that storehouse of knowledge they've been keeping

I has occurred to me that this is the perfect platform for a Stack Overflow Q&A style site. As a programmer that site is invaluable to me, and people merely participate for on-site reputation, and/or

This site is going to change the game. I used stackoverflow helping people with issues with there software or coding errors/issues daily. I get virtual badges, up my virtual reputation, and up my achievements.

Very excited about the extraordinary potential of steem(it)! I was just wondering if anybody had already looked into creating a stackoverflow-like application built-upon steem. It looks to me like the