4 full-time. Good tight-knit team! Naturally most of our projects (mostly website builds) have limited scope, though we have other, contracted teams to help share the load when things get busy.
150 - 200 (Dev/digital work isn't the only thing we do, haha)
Hopped on right out of the gate of college in 2010, so coming on 7.5 years now. Started off doing Flash game development, melding that with Unity and HTML5 game development, and the job morphed to doing more standard website/webapp builds. Lots of Wordpress.
I'm still sort of navigating this mid/senior-level dev thing I've got going on. I'm still gaining the knowledge to figure out the right questions to ask here. Luckily I feel like at my current position I have flexibly to explore and try new things. Small team and (relatively) quick projects keeps us agile and on our toes.
I'm a small business programmer. I love solving tough problems with Python and PHP. If you like what you're seeing, you should probably follow me here on dev.to and then checkout my blog.
You might be interested in an overview of my approach to becoming a wildly successful small business programmer. It's aimed at devs like you working in a small team in predominantly non-tech businesses. I haven't published this stuff on dev.to so you can only find it on my website. I'd love to know what you think.
Cheers.
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4 full-time. Good tight-knit team! Naturally most of our projects (mostly website builds) have limited scope, though we have other, contracted teams to help share the load when things get busy.
150 - 200 (Dev/digital work isn't the only thing we do, haha)
Hopped on right out of the gate of college in 2010, so coming on 7.5 years now. Started off doing Flash game development, melding that with Unity and HTML5 game development, and the job morphed to doing more standard website/webapp builds. Lots of Wordpress.
I'm still sort of navigating this mid/senior-level dev thing I've got going on. I'm still gaining the knowledge to figure out the right questions to ask here. Luckily I feel like at my current position I have flexibly to explore and try new things. Small team and (relatively) quick projects keeps us agile and on our toes.
Hi Steve, thanks for sharing your comments.
You might be interested in an overview of my approach to becoming a wildly successful small business programmer. It's aimed at devs like you working in a small team in predominantly non-tech businesses. I haven't published this stuff on dev.to so you can only find it on my website. I'd love to know what you think.
Cheers.