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About the Editor

Nathan Britten – Founder and Editor

Hi, I’m Nathan Britten the editor and founder of Developer Pitstop. I created the site after going down the self-taught developer route a few years ago. I’ve been a software engineer for nearly five years and work predominantly with front-end technologies.

Aside from the technical aspects of getting my first developer role, I struggled to understand what the industry was like as a whole, and what my day-to-day would entail.

So even though there are a bunch of helpful resources online but I wanted to bring simple, straightforward knowledge to people who are interested in technology.

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We believe in helping other developers reach their potential. It is easy to get lost in a sea of information so we wanted to help set up a resource that can help developers get answers to their career questions.

About Developer Pitstop

Whether you are an aspiring developer or a battle-hardened veteran of the industry, there is always a lot of information to take in. Hopefully, the resources we provide can help demystify some of the processes and help you land a job.

Making the decision to switch careers or even progress onward is not easy so we want to provide you with all the support you need.

I believe in helping other developers reach their potential. It is easy to get lost in a sea of information, so we wanted to help set up a resource to help would-be developers answer their career questions.

There are also many technical questions and other queries about the platforms and tools developers use daily.

Developer Pitstop aims to provide information on those tools and questions that experienced and aspiring developers may have.