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Thanks, they are now on my list of books to read :)
Constantly learn more technologies and concepts.
Keep practicing what I know.
But most important, improve on my current knowledge, never settle for what I currently know.
Go
Getting Angular certificate level2 and level3, also Master Cypress for e2e tests and get Scrum developer certificate
You were not supposed to reveal our plan
I completely lost my self as a programmer and have no Idea where to go , maybe I try to get my frontend skills back somehow, or maybe I go back to Back-End, maybe I go and learn DevOps or ... Have no real plan :'(
Understanding Requirements & producing Db out of it (data modeling kind of) --> lemme how I can do that
Databases (raw sql, designing databases, etc)
React JS
Problem solving , data structures, algos
Keep working on my portfolio, which (i hope) will help me in case I will need to find new job
Yes, and specially now after some time working remotely I think finding balance is the goal for many people that used don’t think about it a lot. Thank you for your kind words.
My main goal for this year is to try to get some real instruction in JavaScript. I have been flying with only information that I have taught myself by now, which, lays face it, men's I have missed quotes a lot of the base concepts, specifically in the case of react, which I now use for almost all of my websites.
I am also looking into maybe joining a hackathon, but IDK off I will have that kinda time.
Also want to try to find a summer job where I can build websites, but the problem is that (being self-taught) I have no official experience with the tech. It would also have to be something I could do virtually because I would like something that I could keep during next year, which is my senior year win l when I am planning to take quite a few dual credit classes. Not likely, but would be amazing to find.
I am focusing more on learning javascript and node.js.
Also coordinating IT projects assisting SMEs and startups as well as exploring web3.0
My top priority as a developer for 2022 is to first transition from a player coach (e.g. IC and manager) into an IC; anyone want to be my manager? We're hiring a Senior Product Engineering Manager.
Then from there working with my manager to determine if I want to go up for a promotion (from Lead to Principal) or not. During this time, I'm looking at how I can better mentor, pair, and share knowledge.
Finishing my Magento 2 documentation posts.
Moving towards a different stack as a professional. Started working with PHP/Python, then moved to C#/Python but as I improved my OO skills I realized I prefer working with languages like go, elixir or even javascript (typescript bad).
🤐🤫 Don't reveal our plans