Do something 'cool'
Learn something to such a high degree of depth that your insight becomes inherently valuable/interesting to other devs.
For example. Most devs understand BigO but very very few understand how that applies to parsing different types of grammars.
To learn something like this
Never, ever blindly copy/paste code or ideas
When sourcing code from others, rewrite, refactor, break the code until you have a deep understanding of how it works
Do the work. Research like a researcher, not a student. Look for holes, missing details, better sources, be skeptical.
Come up with something useful that other devs will actually use. Devs complain about pain points in devemopment. Complaints = opportunities.
Build something useful. Share the hell out of it.
Great advice. Thank you.
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Do something 'cool'
Learn something to such a high degree of depth that your insight becomes inherently valuable/interesting to other devs.
For example. Most devs understand BigO but very very few understand how that applies to parsing different types of grammars.
To learn something like this
Never, ever blindly copy/paste code or ideas
When sourcing code from others, rewrite, refactor, break the code until you have a deep understanding of how it works
Do the work. Research like a researcher, not a student. Look for holes, missing details, better sources, be skeptical.
Come up with something useful that other devs will actually use. Devs complain about pain points in devemopment. Complaints = opportunities.
Build something useful. Share the hell out of it.
Great advice. Thank you.