Happy New Year: 6 resolutions for the Software Programmers

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Summary: The New Year has already started with a bang, opening the door for the newer phase of the technological revolution. What resolutions have you taken for the New Year as a Software Developer? This article can act as the guiding light to kick start the New Year.
Maybe when this post will be published, we would already be witnessing the dawning of the New Year. It is more than high-time that you as a software developer would have stopped jotting down the resolutions for the newborn year. Here are some resolutions of our own, which will help you in the rectifying the list, you have made on your own before you begin the New Year. So here it comes, the list, which will help you in kick starting the New Year with a grand note.
1. Go for the latest frameworks and methodology
Learn, Learn and Learn. Let this be the core Mantra for you this year. The World Wide Web is ever changing. So does the way of representing it. So, it is best for you to start the New Year with a new language, framework or methodology. It is the perfect way to come up with a new modus operandi. Explore every...

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