I present to you a list of a few common mistakes new devs (and sometimes even experienced) usually do. I believe that learning from these mistakes ...
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Very good points. Two stand out most for me.
On #3. Burnout is real. It's a horrible place to be in. Work hard for yourself (your brand/company/side project), not for a company or employer. BTW, there is more to life (and being a developer) than just writing code.
On #1. This has been my biggest mistake. And I see it happening too often with young and veteran devs. We get religious and tend to believe our language, library, framework, OS rocks and everything else sucks. We lie to ourselves because we are afraid. We are awesomesauce here, and we are noobsauce over there.
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11.: If you get 2 months to get a project done, don't rush off and start coding immediately. Take some time, a few days, a week or some more to think through what you are going to build, do some research, write down ideas and start to work out some strategy/plan β and only then, you may start coding.
This is all incredibly valuable advice. Thanks a lot for the contribution Charanraj! π
Hope more people find it helpful. Looking forward to writing better articles π
Couldn't agree more with these. Great advise, thanks!
Happy that you liked it. Hoping to write better and more helpful posts.
Great advices 1st one is the best of all in my opinion.
This is a great list, I throughly enjoyed reading it.
Much thanks!
Thanks for sharing π
I have published my points based on the same niche as here,
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Great article Charanraj. Burn outs!! Avoid it all costs. It tolls your body as well as mind.
Thanks 4 share. at last advice i will add when the developer wants test new technology in every project
Experimenting is good but first, try doing some sample projects to get good hands on. One should not directly jump into using it with very little knowledge. You might run into issues and delay the project.
Live and learn.
Nice article...
This is absolutely incredible advice. Hard coded time bomb really hit close to home because itβs happened to me so many times. π