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eering/java-vs-python-which-one-is-best-for-you/">Just In Time Compiling (JIT) </a>and the efficiencies that the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) provides are excellent and beneficial for this project.</p><p id="aab8">So, what do you do? My advice is to switch to the technology that yields better results for the application’s performance. I know this is better said than done, but it will bring way better results in the long term. In result, producing higher profits for the organization as well. Nonetheless, you should let the client know this, this way, you and the client can reach a buffer of time for learning and applying this technology.</p><p id="3504">On the customer’s perspective, this may seem a rise in financial cost, however, assuring that the application provides the best service to its users will supply a return on investment (ROI) on that time invested for learning this technology. Also, the technology can be applied to other projects that may arise in the future that speed is the biggest concern. Thus, on the business side of things, the return on investment will be even

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greater.</p><p id="0b37">This is where an adaptable software developer adds value the most in my opinion. A software developer that is not afraid to learn new technologies and always has the performance of the application in mind is a valuable asset to any company. The software developer will assist the organization in readjusting to the speed of innovation and maximize the rewards for the company.</p><p id="7bbb">In summary, a software developer should always be learning new technologies and be up to date with the latest software development practices in the field. By doing this, the software developer can add the most value to any project. In result, becoming a valuable asset to any company or organization.</p><p id="6b2a">Credits: <a href="https://unsplash.com/@helloquence?utm_medium=referral&amp;utm_campaign=photographer-credit&amp;utm_content=creditBadge">Helloquence</a></p><p id="8321"><i>Originally published at <a href="https://yadielcabrera.com/2018/05/22/adding-value-as-an-adaptable-software-developer-2/">yadielcabrera.com</a> on May 22, 2018.</i></p></article></body>

Adding Value As An Adaptable Software Developer

As a software developer, your job is to add value to the organization you work with. This can be done by designing high-performance applications and applying your expertise to the current project. However, in the time we live in technology is changing at the speed of light. New frameworks are coming out every year, programming languages and tools that enhance the software development process. So, a software developer has a new challenge. This is to learn the latest and most appropriate technologies for the project at hand.

For instance, let’s say you are very comfortable programming in Python. However, the most efficient programming language to use on the project you are currently working on is Java. This is because the clients biggest concern is speed. So, you know that Java offers Just In Time Compiling (JIT) and the efficiencies that the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) provides are excellent and beneficial for this project.

So, what do you do? My advice is to switch to the technology that yields better results for the application’s performance. I know this is better said than done, but it will bring way better results in the long term. In result, producing higher profits for the organization as well. Nonetheless, you should let the client know this, this way, you and the client can reach a buffer of time for learning and applying this technology.

On the customer’s perspective, this may seem a rise in financial cost, however, assuring that the application provides the best service to its users will supply a return on investment (ROI) on that time invested for learning this technology. Also, the technology can be applied to other projects that may arise in the future that speed is the biggest concern. Thus, on the business side of things, the return on investment will be even greater.

This is where an adaptable software developer adds value the most in my opinion. A software developer that is not afraid to learn new technologies and always has the performance of the application in mind is a valuable asset to any company. The software developer will assist the organization in readjusting to the speed of innovation and maximize the rewards for the company.

In summary, a software developer should always be learning new technologies and be up to date with the latest software development practices in the field. By doing this, the software developer can add the most value to any project. In result, becoming a valuable asset to any company or organization.

Credits: Helloquence

Originally published at yadielcabrera.com on May 22, 2018.

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