A Junior Developer getting my hands dirty in Software Development. I would like to document my learning journey here and open source everything that I am learning.
Thanks @inhuofficial
for your kind words! I wasn't actually expecting anyone to read or comment on this but I'm floored with the community spirit of Devs! This is part of the reason why I wanted to make this switch :)
I have decided to write my journey down mainly because I think the past me would have benefited from reading this. But also I was inspired by this blog that my friend sent me: swyx.io/learn-in-public/ by Swyx about learning in public which is largely about what you just mentioned!
It would also be nice to have a public journal to look back to in the future to remind myself (hopefully) of how far I've gone!
Accessibility First DevRel. I focus on ensuring content created, events held and company assets are as accessible as possible, for as many people as possible.
It is great for the record of what you have achieved, great for learning, that article covers it well.
And you are right, there are hundreds of devs just starting out, reading what others are doing well on (and struggling with, don't be afraid of sharing difficulties / failures) really helps.
A Junior Developer getting my hands dirty in Software Development. I would like to document my learning journey here and open source everything that I am learning.
Thanks @inhuofficial for your kind words! I wasn't actually expecting anyone to read or comment on this but I'm floored with the community spirit of Devs! This is part of the reason why I wanted to make this switch :)
I have decided to write my journey down mainly because I think the past me would have benefited from reading this. But also I was inspired by this blog that my friend sent me: swyx.io/learn-in-public/ by Swyx about learning in public which is largely about what you just mentioned!
It would also be nice to have a public journal to look back to in the future to remind myself (hopefully) of how far I've gone!
It is great for the record of what you have achieved, great for learning, that article covers it well.
And you are right, there are hundreds of devs just starting out, reading what others are doing well on (and struggling with, don't be afraid of sharing difficulties / failures) really helps.
Looking forward to seeing your next article!
Keeping a journal is a great idea. I have kept one for some time and it's really nice to look back at your entries
Thanks Siddharth! I can't wait to look back at my entries in a years time!